EBK SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.9E
Program Plan Intro
Testing:
Testing is a study conducted to provide information about the quality of the system. Testing is an important phase of the development process.
Role of user in system testing:
- System testing is influenced by the experience of the users during the acceptance testing. User plays an important role.
- System must test in depth to ensure that the end product produces the high quality of system.
- The user reactions and feedback is essential for the system testing.
- Every system must have to pass through the acceptance testing.
- If the system meets the requirements of the business but is not accepted by the users, then it will be considered as the system failure.
- User feedback shapes the system and its acceptance.
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