THE PRINCIPLES OF TEST DESIGN
1. Identify the inputs . What specific input occasions can you consider within a given model program? Allocate a name to each event and describe it. For example, name specific input messages belonging to specific input domains, a fixed sequence of inputs. It is impossible to consider all possible inputs in the model, so do not use a lot of input events. 2. Established the input encoding. You've chosen the input encoding that is to be used in your model. It could correspond to the same encoding employed by developers, and may well not correspond. Perform not include in the model such functions that are supported by the software, but which you are not going to test. For instance, if the operating system itself converts the cursor positions and mouse clicks into a menu item selection, then you do not need to include this in your model, consider that your input comes to you already protected (for example, the working system). You should look into the input encodi...