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Software testing and test reporting in HP ALM
Hoffmann, Patrik ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Grössl, Zdeněk (referee)
Bachelor thesis is devoted to detailed analysis of an issue of software testing, test reporting and quality assurance which is an integral part of software development. The main objective of this bachelor thesis is to elaborate on the importance of test reporting and report creation in HP Application Lifecycle Management tool. Expected contribution of this thesis is the possibility to utilize the information included as a tutorial for report and dashboard creation as a supportive role for testing. Additionally, the contribution of this thesis is also extension of the the knowledge from literature and articles regarding testing, quality assurance and working with HP Application Lifecycle Management tool. The thesis is divided into three parts, which contain information about software quality, from assigning the requirement for product delivery to quality control and quality assurance and subsequent verification and validation. It expands knowledge in the area of software testing and explains various roles in the testing team. Thesis also includes testing documentation, which is utilized also for reporting. An important part of the testing is test reporting and employment of underlying metrics for quality measurement. The last part is devoted to the tutorial for report and dashboard creation in HP Application Lifecycle Management, which can be useful for the members of testing team.
Web Application Testing using Selenium WebDriver Tool
Třísková, Lucie ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Doležel, Michal (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with automated testing of web applications. First of all, it introduces automated testing and compares it with manual testing, then classifies currently available testing tools and describes Selenium testing tools. In further chapter a methodology for automation of testing of web applications is described, providing a systematic manual, how to automate testing, which mistakes to avoid, and also tasks and responsibilities of involved roles. Appendix of this thesis consists of a user manual for Selenium WebDriver, one of the most popular tools for automated functional testing of web application. This manual guides reader from the basics of using Selenium WebDriver tool to its advanced features and provides complete information set needed for writing automated tests. This thesis represents a complex material that can be used for carrying out a process of test automation using a particular testing tool.
Analysis and optimization of software testing processes at selected IT department of the international financial institution
Mrázek, Štěpán ; Říhová, Zora (advisor) ; Dvořák, Martin (referee)
The topic of this thesis is an analysis of testing software processes for selected IT department in an international financial institution followed by subsequent optimization based on the identified deficiencies. The paper firstly describes the problem of software testing in general. Next part is about explanation of the concept and modeling of business processes. Second part of the thesis is about an examination of the selected development department. and it describes its applications and the present status of testing. Based on the deficiencies found during the analysis, there are described some proposals to increase effectivity of testing processes.
Testing and quality assurance in software development methodologies
Vachalec, Vladan ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Doležel, Michal (referee)
The subject of this thesis is testing and quality assurance during software development. The theoretical part explains the meaning of software quality and then describes the metrics used to evaluate software quality. The following part explains the differences between software quality assurance in agile and traditional software development methodologies, including criteria on how to compare the methodologies. Throughout the thesis, there are briefly summarized basic concepts which then include the differences between stat-ic/dynamic testing and manual/automatic testing, as well as a role of quality assurance en-gineer in software development. The practical section extends to an existing software development methodology for small software projects (MMSP) in its testing area. New testing activities, artifacts, and roles are introduced in order to align with real requirements for software testing. They will also function in the methodology when used in the testing area for development of more robust applications in bigger teams. Test management tools and test automation tools are described and followed with recommendations for methodol-ogy usage for only a selected few.
Lean software development in testing team
Chodura, Ondřej ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Chlapek, Dušan (referee)
This diploma thesis describes the position of software testing according to Lean software development approach and its appliacation in testing team. At first. Lean concept is introduced with its basic principles, then the thesis focuses on the position of testing in the Lean software development itself. At the beginning this thesis deals with agile approach to development and software testing position in Lean software development. This concept defines several principles, which should be followed by testing teams. These principles and its general application in testing teams are subsequently explained. The second part is devoted to Lean software development in a real company. I am working as a tester and I already know the development and testing processes -- that's why one of my goals is to apply this approach to our testing team. Firstly the default situation in our company is introduced. Used technics and types of used testing tools are listed together with procedures and also the disadvantages and troubles, which occurred during the original testing process. Then the following parts are devoted to Lean software development principles application in our testing team followed with description of improvements and advantages delivered by the principles.
Vývoj a implementace testovací platformy
Burian, Vojtěch ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Zelenka, Petr (referee)
The quality is probably the most significant property of a successful software product. As experience with many software projects has already shown, leaving out testing and quality management from software development process can result in vast and critical customer issues, which usually invoke additional expenses for the software production company. In the course of time, software testing as a discipline has therefore seized an important position among other software development activities. And due to the fact that the software, thanks to rising customer demands and growing competing products portfolio, is getting more complex, the more advanced software testing procedures need to be implemented. Test strategy and iteration planning, implementation of multiple test types into the test suite, test automation, evaluation, administration and maintenance: these activities are commonly required within larger software development projects. Formalized software testing is, nevertheless, being introduced also to projects using agile management techniques which, by management decision or target user industry, are supposed to deliver products of highest quality. This initiates the high focus on the software testing discipline. The purpose of this thesis is to design and implement a new system of software testing within a real project in the CertiCon a.s. company, for which software development is the main business activity. Current issues and gaps for possible improvement, gathered both by project management and the author himself, are analyzed in the first major part of this work and transformed into testing system requirements, which should cover both process changes as well as implementation/development of needed software supporting the process. The second part of thesis is covering the design of the new software testing system, focusing mainly on the area of test management and selection of appropriate software management tool. The final part of the thesis is aimed at implementation of the designed solution within a real organization environment and evaluates its benefits against the previously set requirements.
Designing Methodology for Effective Testing and Evaluating User Experience of Small Web Applications
Novák, Ondřej ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Šedivá, Zuzana (referee)
The main objective of this diploma thesis is to design an efficient methodology for testing and evaluating user experience of smaller web applications. The proposed methodology is based on understanding the issues of user experience testing of small projects, exploring the principles of current methodologies and analysis methods for testing and evaluating user experience. Based on the analysis, appropriate methods are selected and the methodology is assembled. Part of this thesis is verifying the methodology on a real project in practice in order to reveal its potential shortcomings. This thesis is composed of two parts. The first, theoretical part includes analysis of user experience issues and its testing, description of the methodology principles and the analysis of methods themselves. The second part includes the designed methodology and its verification in practice. Proposed methodology should be beneficial for small development teams or companies that have a need for testing the user experience, but do not have enough resources to develop their own methodology or purchase the methodology developed by another company. In practice, I was not able to find freely available methodology for testing the user experience, which would also be designed specifically for small projects.
Software testing
Rybak, Yauhen ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Borovcová, Anna (referee)
This bachelor thesis presents the fundamental aspects of the testing tool IBM Rational Functional Tester. The aim of this thesis is to acquaint readers with the basics of software testing and to create the guide of the named testing tool for beginning testers; to show the process of automated testing on examples. The first part of this thesis presents a theoretical introduction to software testing; the se-cond part describes the process of testing web applications using IBM Rational Functional Tester. In the last part is shown in a particular practical example how to test Java applica-tion with the selected testing tool.
Design of methodology for BI solutions testing
Jakubičková, Nela ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Zajíc, Ján (referee)
This thesis deals with Business Intelligence and its testing. It seeks to highlight the differences from the classical software testing and finally design a methodology for BI solutions testing that could be used in practice on real projects of BI companies. The aim of thesis is to design a methodology for BI solutions testing based on theoretical knowledge of Business Intelligence and software testing with an emphasis on the specific BI characteristics and requirements and also in accordance with Clever Decision's requirements and test it in practice on a real project in this company. The paper is written up on the basis of studying literature in the field of Business Intelligence and software testing from Czech and foreign sources as well as on the recommendations and experience of Clever Decision's employees. It is one of the few if not the first sources dealing with methodology for BI solutions testing in the Czech language. This work could also serve as a basis for more comprehensive methodologies of BI solutions testing. The thesis can be divided into theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part tries to explain the purpose of Business Intelligence use in enterprises. It elucidates particular components of the BI solution, then the actual software testing, various types of tests, with emphasis on the differences and specificities of Business Intelligence. The theoretical part is followed by designed methodology for BI solutions using a generic model for the BI/DW solution testing. The practical part's highlight is the description of real BI project testing in Clever Decision according to the designed methodology.
Comercial and open source software testing tool comparison
Štolc, Robin ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Borovcová, Anna (referee)
The subject of this thesis are software testing tools, specifically tools for manual testing, automatic testing, bug tracking and test management. The aim of this thesis is to introduce reader to several testing tools from each category and to compare these tools. This objective relates to the secondary aim of creating set of criteria for testing tools comparison. The contribution of this thesis is the description and comparison of chosen testing tools and the creation of a set of kriteria, that can be used to Compaq any other testing tools. The Thesis is dividend into the four main parts. The first part briefly describes the theoretical foundations of software testing, the second part deals with descriptions of various categories of testing tools and their role in the testing process, the third part defines the method of comparison and comparison kriteria and in the last, fourth, part the selected testing tools are described and compared.

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