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Optimalisation of the test process using open source tools for automated tests
Ivan, Michal ; Matuštík, Ondřej (advisor) ; Holoubek, Jan (referee)
Diploma thesis deals with the implementation of automated tests to the process of testing web applications. Introduction of the theoretical part is devoted to familiarizing the reader with the concept of testing and illustration of its importance not only in software development. Author then defines the term, introduces the principles, and attention is paid to the interpretation of terms which are commonly used in testing. The next section contains specific division of this process in terms of of the used techniques, methods and levels of testing. By description, and stating the fundamental differences between manual and automated testing creates conditions for understanding the issues, on which work is focused. At the end of theoretical part there are characterized basic models of software development life cycle, in which the process of testing has its place. In the practical part the author at first draws attention to introduction of of web application in which automated tests will be implemented. Subsequently, based on the introduced methodology, he analyzes the process of testing this application. He defines the reasons for the implementation of automated testing, he marks the areas of coveragecreates working team and the timetable for implementation. On the basis of established criteria justifies the choice of tools to be used in automation. In the next chapter he accompanies reader systematically across the entire process of creation and implementation of automated tests, and intentionally complements it with practical examples. End is devoted to assessment of the results that have been achieved by the implementation of automated tests. By comparing them with manual tests author determines the effectiveness of automation. Calculating the estimated savings is determined by the return on investment in automated tests.
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