EBK SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
EBK SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
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ISBN: 8220101455970
Author: SOMMERVILLE
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.6E

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The differences between testing an off-the-shelf information system and testing software developed using an object-oriented language are as follows:

  • An applcation system like MHC-PMS is tested by considering each and every requirement carefully and by developing test cases. It must be tested that the application works very well in all the cases.
  • Object oriented sofware is tested in the perspective of classes, objects, their binding, dependencies, etc. Whereas, the off-shelf-information system applications should be tested in various perspectives like requirements satisfaction, user acceptance, fault tolerance, etc...

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