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III CSE II SEM-STM-Assignment-I

This document is an assignment for III B.Tech II Semester students at JNTUH University College of Engineering Jagtial, focusing on Software Testing Methodologies. It includes a series of questions that cover various aspects of software testing, such as definitions, models, path testing, transaction flow testing, and strategies for improving testability. The assignment is designed to evaluate students' understanding and application of testing concepts in software engineering.

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III CSE II SEM-STM-Assignment-I

This document is an assignment for III B.Tech II Semester students at JNTUH University College of Engineering Jagtial, focusing on Software Testing Methodologies. It includes a series of questions that cover various aspects of software testing, such as definitions, models, path testing, transaction flow testing, and strategies for improving testability. The assignment is designed to evaluate students' understanding and application of testing concepts in software engineering.

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JNTUH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JAGTIAL

NACHUPALLY (KONDAGATTU), JAGTIAL DIST


III B.TECH II SEM (R22) ASSIGNMENT-I

Sub: SOFTWARE TESTING METHODOLOGIES (Professional Elective – III)


Branch: CSE Max. Marks: 5
Answer all questions.

Q.No Questions CO# BL


Define and explain the purpose of software testing. What are the common
1 1 L1
dichotomies in testing?
Describe the model for testing and discuss how bugs can impact software
2 1 L2
quality. Include an explanation of the taxonomy of bugs.
Explain the basic concepts of path testing using flow graphs. How are
3 1 L2
predicates and achievable paths used in this context?
Illustrate how path sensitizing and path instrumentation can be applied to
4 1 L3
a sample control flow graph to identify possible test paths.
Demonstrate the use of transaction flow testing techniques in a real-time
5 2 L3
software application scenario.
Compare and contrast path testing and data flow testing. How do they
6 1 L4
differ in terms of approach and application?
Analyze how domain testing and interface testing together improve the
7 2 L4
testability of software systems.
Evaluate the effectiveness of data flow testing strategies in detecting
8 2 L5
complex software defects. Provide justification with examples.
Assess the advantages and limitations of using Nice and Ugly domains in
9 2 L5
domain testing for interface validation.
Design a comprehensive test strategy that integrates flow graph testing,
10 data flow testing, and domain testing for a web-based e-commerce 2 L6
application.

Paper prepared by:


Faculty Name: Dr. B. Sateesh Kumar
Designation & Dept: Professor& HEAD of CSE.

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