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11 Cards in this Set
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Life Cycle Testing
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The process of verifying the consistency, completeness, and correctness of software at each stage of the development life cycle.
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Management
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A team or individuals who manage(s) resources at any level of the organization.
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Mapping
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Provides a picture of the use of instructions during the execution of a program. Specifically, it provides a frequency listing of source code statements showing both the number of times an instruction was executed and which instructions were not executed. Mapping can be used to optimize source code by identifying the frequently used instructions. It can also be used to determine unused code, which can demonstrate code, which has not been tested, code that is infrequently used, or code that is non-entrant.
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Mean
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A value derived by adding several quantities and dividing the sum by the number of these quantities.
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Metric-Based Test Data Generation
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The process of generating test sets for structural testing based on use of complexity or coverage metrics.
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Model Animation
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Model animation verifies that early models can handle the various types of events found in production data. This is verified by “running” actual production transactions through the models as if they were operational systems.
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Model Balancing
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Model balancing relies on the complementary relationships between the various models used in structured analysis (event, process, data) to ensure that modeling rules/standards have been followed; this ensures that these complementary views are consistent and complete.
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Mission
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A customer-oriented statement of purpose for a unit or a team.
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Mutation Analysis
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A method to determine test set thoroughness by measuring the extent to which a test set can discriminate the program from slight variants (i.e., mutants) of it.
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Network Analyzers
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A tool used to assist in detecting and diagnosing network problems.
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Oracle
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A (typically automated) mechanism or principle by which a problem in the software can be recognized. For example, automated test oracles have value in load testing software (by signing on to an application with hundreds or thousands of instances simultaneously), or in checking for intermittent errors in software.
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