Test Design for Coffee Makers — Part 1
summary
A practical demonstration of basic, sequential application of software testing techniques using coffee makers as the example device; focuses on functional test design and shows how techniques like pairwise and other elementary methods are applied in sequence to avoid claims they’re abstract or unusable. Mentions this is the first part of the talk and directs to a second video; situates the content within the QA Fest conference context.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:20What is test design
- 15:13Testing simple objects
- 23:21Black box myths
- 29:55Common sense in test design
- 35:28Test design as analysis
- 40:36Test design limits
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