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done at component level (after

done at different points in the


component testing)
development life cycle
or system level (after system testing)
performed on a different object (system work product)
tests interfaces between items
different objectives
what is a test level? integration testing concentrates on the interactions between
different requirements
items, rather than functionality
group of test activities that are organised
can involve both functional & structural approaches
& managed together

concerned with the behaviour of the whole product


their generic objectives
test environment should represent live
the work product from which test cases
are derived (the test basis) end-to-end, business process testing
system testing
the test object (what is being tested) functional and non-functional testing
for each test level we can identify Test Levels
typical defects & failure found often done by independent test team
tools required
specific approaches & responsibilities typically done by customers and / or users
goal is to establish confidence in the software
module, program, unit, class, object finding defects is not the main focus
testing of software bits that are separately testable can involve functional & non-functional testing
searches for defects & verifies functionality user acceptance testing
acceptance testing
includes structural testing of code component testing operation acceptance testing
may include non-functional aspects 4 types contract & regulation acceptance testing
(memory leaks)
alpha is conducted at development site
usually done by developers alpha and beta testing
beta is conducted at customer site

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