Software Testing 2

The course covers general theories in software testing, such as Input Space Partitioning, Graph Coverage, and Logic Tests. Non-functional tests, such as Performance Testing, Load Testing, Stress Testing, and Security Testing, are also covered. Students complete a large-scale IT project in which they take different roles in the development and testing process based on the requirements of a client. Students complete the IT project out according to accepted ALM (Application Lifecycle Management) working methods. Students put into practice methods for testing handheld devices, and the challenges these devices pose for testing are highlighted in relation to this. The results of various tests in the project are reported to the client. Students conduct the testing using both their own software and the software of other students, or the software systems of external parties. Students report on their experiences and the results related to this. In all cases, relevant documentation methods are used for SUT (System Under Test). The course may also include guest lectures with industrial experts within relevant fields.