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  • Testing Foundation

      Basics of Software Testing
       What is Software Testing?
       Objective of Testing
       Why is testing necessary?
       Common Terms used in Testing
       Verification Vs Validations
       QA Vs QC
       Debugging Vs Testing
       Seven Testing Principles
       SDLC Vs STLC
       Fundamentals of Test Process
       Software quality Factors
       Software Development Models
       Waterfall Model
       V models
       Iterative Model
       Test Levels
       Component Testing
       Integration Testing
       System Testing
       Acceptance Testing
       Strategies for Integration Testing
       Big Bang
       Stubs and Driver
       Top Down Testing
       Bottom Up Testing
       Test Types
       Functional Testing
       Non- Functional Testing
       Structural Testing
       Re-testing & Regression Testing
       Static AND Dynamic Techniques
       Static Technique
       Dynamic Technique
       Static Analysis by Tools
       White Box Techniques
       Statement Coverage Testing
       Branch Coverage Testing
       Decision Coverage Testing
       Path Coverage
       Black Box Techniques
       Equivalence Partitioning
       Boundary Value Analysis
       Decision Table testing
       State Transition testing
       Experience Based TestingTechniques
       Random Testing
       Exploratory Testing
       Error Guessing
       Functional Testing
       Integration Testing
       Unit Testing
       System Testing
       Smoke testing
       Sanity testing
       Regression Testing
       Usability Testing
       Security Testing
       User Acceptance Testing
       White Box & Black Box Testing
       Globalization & Localization Testing
       Non Functional Testing
       Compatibility testing
       Endurance testing
       Load testing
       Performance testing
       Recovery testing
       Scalability testing
       Stress testing
       Volume testing
       Test Planning and Estimation
       Test Planning
       Test Strategies Vs Test Plan
       Test Approaches
       Risk and Testing
       Product Risks
       Project Risks
       Defect Management
       Defect LifeCycle
       Severity Vs Priority
  • Non Functional Testing :Definition ,
    Features and Types

    Non functional Testing is the testing of a software application or system for its non-functional requirements: the way a system operates, rather than specific behaviour of that system, its performance, reliability, load testing.

    Objectives of Non-functional testing:

        • Non-functional testing should increase usability, efficiency, maintainability, and portability of the product.
        • Helps to reduce production risk and cost associated 
        • Optimize the way product is installed, setup, executes, managed and monitored.
        • Improve and enhance knowledge of the product behavior and technologies in use.
        • Gain confidence in system from overall quality perspective

    Non-functional testing Parameters:

    1) Security:

    The parameter defines how a system is safeguarded against  attacks from internal and external sources(Security Testing).

    2) Reliability:

    Software system continuous performance for specified functions without failure(Reliability Testing).

    3) Usability:

    The ease with which the user can learn, operate, prepare inputs and outputs through interaction with a system(Usability Testing).

    4) Scalability:

    Measures software application processing capacity to meet an increase in demand(Scalability Testing)

    5) Interoperability:

    This parameter checks a software system interfaces with other software systems(Interoperability Testing)

    6) Efficiency:

    Measures the extent to which any software system can handles capacity, quantity and response time.

    7) Flexibility:

    The term refers to the ease with which the application can work in different hardware and software configurations.

    8) Portability:

    The flexibility of software to transfer from its current hardware or software environment.

    9) Re-usability:

    It refers to a portion of the software system that can be converted for use in another application.

    Basic Features of Non Functional testing:

        • Focus specifically to evaluate the readiness of a system according to the various criteria which are not covered by functional testing.
        • Non-functional requirements tend to be those that reflect the quality of the product, particularly in users’ context . 
        • It can be started after the completion of Functional Testing. The non functional tests can be effective by using testing tools.
        • Non-functional testing has a great influence on customer and user satisfaction with the product.
        • It should be expressed in a testable way ann measurable.

    Types of Non-Functional Testing:

    Non Functional Testing Types

    1) Compatibility Testing 

    Compatibility testing is testing the application or  product built with a different computing environment. It tests whether the application  is compatible with the hardware, operating system, database or other system software or not. Please refer Compatibility testing for in-depth details

    2) Endurance Testing 

    Endurance testing involves testing a system with a significant load extended over a significant period of time, to discover how the system behaves under sustained use and ensure application capability to handle extended load with abnormal behaviour.Please refer Endurance testing for in-depth details

    3) Load Testing 

    Load testing is performed to determine a system’s behaviour under both normal and at peak conditions. It helps to identify the maximum operating capacity of an application as well as any bottlenecks and determine which element is causing degradation. Please refer Load testing for in-depth details

    4) Performance Testing 

    Performance testing is performed to determine how fast some aspect of a system performs under a particular workload. please refer Performance testing for in-depth details

    5) Recovery Testing 

    Recovery testing is done in order to check how fast and better the application can recover after it has gone through any type of crash or hardware failure. please refer Recovery testing  for in-depth details

    6) Scalability Testing 

    Scalability Testing is a non functional testing method that measures performance of a system or network when the number of user requests are scaled up or down. please refer Scalability Testing  for in-depth details

    7) Stress Testing 

    It is a form of testing that is used to determine the stability of a given system. 

    It puts greater emphasis on robustness, availability, and error handling under a heavy load, rather than on what would be considered correct behaviour under normal circumstances. 

    Please refer Stress Testing  for in-depth details

    8) Volume Testing

    Volume testing refers to testing a software application, where the software is subjected to a huge volume of data.

    Please refer volume Testing  for in-depth details

     
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  • Testing Foundation

      Basics of Software Testing
       What is Software Testing?
       Objective of Testing
       Why is testing necessary?
       Common Terms used in Testing
       Verification Vs Validations
       QA Vs QC
       Debugging Vs Testing
       Seven Testing Principles
       SDLC Vs STLC
       Fundamentals of Test Process
       Software quality Factors
       Software Development Models
       Waterfall Model
       V models
       Iterative Model
       Test Levels
       Component Testing
       Integration Testing
       System Testing
       Acceptance Testing
       Strategies for Integration Testing
       Big Bang
       Stubs and Driver
       Top Down Testing
       Bottom Up Testing
       Test Types
       Functional Testing
       Non- Functional Testing
       Structural Testing
       Re-testing & Regression Testing
       Static AND Dynamic Techniques
       Static Technique
       Dynamic Technique
       Static Analysis by Tools
       White Box Techniques
       Statement Coverage Testing
       Branch Coverage Testing
       Decision Coverage Testing
       Path Coverage
       Black Box Techniques
       Equivalence Partitioning
       Boundary Value Analysis
       Decision Table testing
       State Transition testing
       Experience Based TestingTechniques
       Random Testing
       Exploratory Testing
       Error Guessing
       Functional Testing
       Integration Testing
       Unit Testing
       System Testing
       Smoke testing
       Sanity testing
       Regression Testing
       Usability Testing
       Security Testing
       User Acceptance Testing
       White Box & Black Box Testing
       Globalization & Localization Testing
       Non Functional Testing
       Compatibility testing
       Endurance testing
       Load testing
       Performance testing
       Recovery testing
       Scalability testing
       Stress testing
       Volume testing
       Test Planning and Estimation
       Test Planning
       Test Strategies Vs Test Plan
       Test Approaches
       Risk and Testing
       Product Risks
       Project Risks
       Defect Management
       Defect LifeCycle
       Severity Vs Priority

















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