Software Testing: Ensuring Quality & Reliability
Table of Content
1. What is Software Testing?
2. Different Types Of Software Testing
3. Different Types of Software Testing Techniques
4. Different Levels of Software Testing
5. Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)
6. Benefits of Software Testing
7. Challenges in Software Testing
8. Conclusion and Best Practices
Slide 1: Title Slide
- **Title:** Software Testing: Ensuring Quality & Reliability
- **Subtitle:** Introduction to Software Testing
- **Your Name & Date**
Slide 2: What is Software Testing?
- Software testing is an important process in the software development lifecycle.
- It involves verifying and validating that a software application is free of bugs.
- Ensures the software meets technical requirements set by its design and development.
- Satisfies user requirements efficiently and effectively.
Slide 3: Different Types Of Software Testing
- **Manual Testing:** Human-driven execution.
- **Automated Testing:** Script-driven execution.
Slide 4: Different Types of Software Testing Techniques
- **Black Box Testing:** Focuses on inputs and outputs.
- **White Box Testing:** Examines internal code structure.
- **Gray Box Testing:** Combination of both.
Slide 5: Different Levels of Software Testing
- **Unit Testing:** Testing individual components.
- **Integration Testing:** Testing interactions between components.
- **System Testing:** End-to-end testing of the application.
- **Acceptance Testing:** Validating against user requirements.
Slide 6: Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)
- 1. Requirement Analysis
- 2. Test Planning
- 3. Test Case Development
- 4. Environment Setup
- 5. Test Execution
- 6. Test Closure
Slide 7: Benefits of Software Testing
- Ensures reliability and performance.
- Prevents costly errors in production.
- Enhances security and user satisfaction.
Slide 8: Challenges in Software Testing
- Changing requirements.
- Limited testing time and resources.
- Ensuring complete test coverage.
Slide 9: Conclusion & Best Practices
- Test early and often.
- Use both manual and automated testing.
- Keep test cases updated.
- Document test results properly.
