MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT

Management Development

Management Development

Literature Review

Software testing is an examination performed to supply information to all stakeholders engaged about the quality of the software which is being tested upon. Software testing also gives an independent and objective analysis of the software to permit the company to realize and comprehend the hazards associated with software implementation. Test procedures comprise of, but are exhaustive of, the process of executing a software or application program with the intention of locating software bugs (McCaffrey, 2009).

A software bug is the widespread phrase employed to express a flaw, mistake, error, fault or failure of a computer program or system that generates a wrong or unanticipated result, or may exhibits an unintended behavior. Most bugs start from errors and mistakes made by programmers in the source code or design of the program while a few are also made by compilers generating erroneous code. Programs that have numerous bugs, and/or bugs that critically hinder its smooth functionality, are known as buggy. Reports stating the details of the bugs and related information in a program are generally termed as bug reports, problem reports, fault reports, fault reports, change requests, fault reports, and so forth. These reports have pivot importance in the processing cycle of bugs (Ash,2003; Pettichord, 2002).

The main objective of software testing is to spot software failures so that flaws may be determined and subsequently corrected. This is an important process. Testing cannot ascertain that a program functions correctly under all circumstances but can only found out that it does not work correctly under definite situations. The magnitude of software testing frequently comprises code examination along with its execution in diverse situations and circumstances in addition to investigating the features of code: programs are written to accomplish some objectives, here question would be like 'does it accomplish what it ...