Latent bug A bug that has been dormant
(unobserved) in two or more releases. [R. V. Binder, 1999]
Lateral testing. A test design technique based on lateral thinking principals, to identify faults. [Dorothy Graham, 1999]
Limits testing. See Boundary Condition testing.
Load testing Testing an application under heavy loads, such as testing of a web site under a range of loads to determine at what point the system's response time degrades or fails.
Load Stress test. A test is design to determine how heavy a load the application can handle.
Load-stability test. Test design to determine whether a Web application will remain serviceable over extended time span.
Load Isolation test. The workload for this type of test is designed to contain only the subset of test cases that caused the problem in previous testing.
Longevity testing. See Reliability testing.
Long-haul Testing. ASee Reliability testing.
Master Test Planning. An activity undertaken to orchestrate the testing effort across levels and organizations.[Systematic Software Testing by Rick D. Craig and Stefan P. Jaskiel 2002]
Monkey Testing.(smart monkey testing) Input are generated from probability distributions that reflect actual expected usage statistics -- e.g., from user profiles. There are different levels of IQ in smart monkey testing. In the simplest, each input is considered independent of the other inputs. That is, a given test requires an input vector with five components. In low IQ testing, these would be generated independently. In high IQ monkey testing, the correlation (e.g., the covariance) between these input distribution is taken into account. In all branches of smart monkey testing, the input is considered as a single event.
Maximum Simultaneous Connection testing. This is a test performed to determine the number of connections which the firewall or Web server is capable of handling.
Migration Testing. Testing to see if the customer will be able to transition smoothly from a prior version of the software to a new one. [Scott Loveland, 2005]
Mutation testing. A testing strategy where small variations to a program are inserted (a mutant), followed by execution of an existing test suite. If the test suite detects the mutant, the mutant is retired.Undetected, the test suite must be revised. [R. V. Binder, 1999]
Multiple Condition Coverage. A test coverage criteria which requires enough test cases such that all possible combinations of condition outcomes in each decision, and all points of entry, are invoked at least once.[G.Myers] Contrast with branch coverage, condition coverage, decision coverage, path coverage, statement coverage.
Lateral testing. A test design technique based on lateral thinking principals, to identify faults. [Dorothy Graham, 1999]
Limits testing. See Boundary Condition testing.
Load testing Testing an application under heavy loads, such as testing of a web site under a range of loads to determine at what point the system's response time degrades or fails.
Load Stress test. A test is design to determine how heavy a load the application can handle.
Load-stability test. Test design to determine whether a Web application will remain serviceable over extended time span.
Load Isolation test. The workload for this type of test is designed to contain only the subset of test cases that caused the problem in previous testing.
Longevity testing. See Reliability testing.
Long-haul Testing. ASee Reliability testing.
Master Test Planning. An activity undertaken to orchestrate the testing effort across levels and organizations.[Systematic Software Testing by Rick D. Craig and Stefan P. Jaskiel 2002]
Monkey Testing.(smart monkey testing) Input are generated from probability distributions that reflect actual expected usage statistics -- e.g., from user profiles. There are different levels of IQ in smart monkey testing. In the simplest, each input is considered independent of the other inputs. That is, a given test requires an input vector with five components. In low IQ testing, these would be generated independently. In high IQ monkey testing, the correlation (e.g., the covariance) between these input distribution is taken into account. In all branches of smart monkey testing, the input is considered as a single event.
Maximum Simultaneous Connection testing. This is a test performed to determine the number of connections which the firewall or Web server is capable of handling.
Migration Testing. Testing to see if the customer will be able to transition smoothly from a prior version of the software to a new one. [Scott Loveland, 2005]
Mutation testing. A testing strategy where small variations to a program are inserted (a mutant), followed by execution of an existing test suite. If the test suite detects the mutant, the mutant is retired.Undetected, the test suite must be revised. [R. V. Binder, 1999]
Multiple Condition Coverage. A test coverage criteria which requires enough test cases such that all possible combinations of condition outcomes in each decision, and all points of entry, are invoked at least once.[G.Myers] Contrast with branch coverage, condition coverage, decision coverage, path coverage, statement coverage.
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