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  1. 1. Develop your inner tester<br />Name: Anne-Marie Charrett<br />E-mail: amcharrett@testingtimes.com.au<br />WEB: www.testingtimes.com.au<br />Phone: 0410560923<br />
  2. 2. 2<br />Tester Mindset<br /><ul><li> Analytical
  3. 3. Eye For Detail
  4. 4. Skeptical </li></li></ul><li>Can you work out the Rule ?<br />Identify a rule that applies to series of triples of numbers.<br />For example the following series of numbers match the rule<br />2,4,6<br />4,6,8<br />6,8,10<br />To find out what the rule is, construct other sets of three numbers to test your assumptions <br />I will tell you if they satisfy the rule or not<br />If you think you know the rule put your hand up.<br />Wason’s Discovery Rule <br />
  5. 5. Pattern<br />The Rule is: Sequence of incremental numbers<br />21% of subjects did not find the solution in 45 mins<br />
  6. 6. Challenge in Testing<br />5<br />Confirmation Bias <br />“Tendency for people to seek evidence to verify their hypothesis rather than refute them”<br />Test to Pass instead of Test to Fail<br />Discredit your code......<br />
  7. 7. Counter Balance <br />6<br />ConfirmationBias<br />Logical Reasoning<br />StrategicHypothesisThinking<br />
  8. 8. Testing similar to Scientific Thinking<br />Testing = Determine Hypothesis + Test Hypothesis + Evaluate Hypothesis<br />Get better at determining Hypothesis or <br />In other words<br />Generate new testing ideas<br />7<br /> Strategic Hypothesis Thinking<br />
  9. 9. 8<br /> GENERATE NEW TESTING IDEAS<br />
  10. 10. Different Models raise new questions<br /> == Different Hypothesis <br /> == Different Tests<br /> == Different Bugs<br />What model does your customer have? <br />9<br /> GENERATE NEW TESTING IDEAS <br />
  11. 11. Quality is Value to Some Person<br />Capability Can it perform the required functions?<br />Reliability Will it work well and resist failure in all required situations?<br />Usability How easy is it for a real user to use the product?<br />Performance How speedy and responsive is it?<br />Installability How easily can it be installed onto its target platform?<br />Compatibility How well does it work with external components &<br />configurations?<br />Supportability How economical will it be to provide support to users of the<br />product?<br />Testability How effectively can the product be tested?<br />Maintainability How economical will it be to build, fix or enhance the product?<br />Portability How economical will it be to port or reuse the technology<br />elsewhere?<br />Localizability How economical will it be to publish the product in another language?<br />James Bach Heuristic Risk-Based Testing http://www.satisfice.com/articles/hrbt.pdf<br />
  12. 12. Pen Exercise <br />You’re mission is to test a pen. <br />
  13. 13. Pen Exercise <br />
  14. 14. Pen Tests <br />Does it write? <br />Does it write on paper? Other mediums?<br />Does it leak? <br />Is it the right colour? <br />Does it write on an angle<br />Does it write upside down? <br />Does it not write when I want it to? <br />Does the clicker work? <br />Does it run out of ink too soon<br />Does it take too long to get the ink flowing? <br />Does this nib get sticky? <br />
  15. 15. Lots of Models<br />Code Coverage<br />Requirements Model<br />Multiple Environments, Multiple Models <br />Infinite number of tests <br />Could keep testing forever!!!<br />And...the clock’s a tickin’ <br />14<br /> Problem - Exhaustive Testing <br />
  16. 16. Risk is context dependent<br />Capacity for Risk differs <br />*Perfect Software G.Weinberg<br />15<br /> Risk <br />Likelihood of Failure* <br />Consequence of Failure<br />
  17. 17. One Risk List<br />Complex Anything disporportionality large, intricate or convoluted<br />New Anything that has no history in the product<br />Changed Anything that has been tampered or "improved"<br />Upsteam Dependency Anything whose failure will cause cascading failures in the rest of the system<br />Downstream Dependency Anything that is especially sensitive to failures in the rest of the system<br />Critical Anything whose failure could cause substantial damage<br />Precise Anything that must meet requirements exactly<br />Strategic Anything that has special importance to your business, such as a feature that sets you apart from the competition<br />Third-Party Anything used in the product, but developed outside of the project<br />Distributed Anything spread out in time or space, yet whose elements must work together<br />Buggy Anything known to have lots of problems<br />Recent Failure Anything with a recent history of failure<br />James Bach Heuristic Risk-Based Testing http://www.satisfice.com/articles/hrbt.pdf<br />
  18. 18. Review <br />Use different approaches – mix them up<br />Risk Based to Focus<br />Quality to Abstract Out<br />Creep & Leap Heuristic<br />Test To Fail <br />Be Sceptical <br />Be critical <br />Feedback <br />Peer Reviews<br />Pair up in Testing <br />Decision Tree <br />17<br />
  19. 19. Follow up <br />Perfect Software – G M Weinberg<br />James Bach – Strategic & Critical Thinking<br />Mind Map of Testing Resources <br />Email me: amcharrett@testingtimes.com.au<br />FREE Online Coaching – skype: charretts<br />
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Notas del editor

  • Testing not process
  • Critical ThinkingScientific Thinkingposing useful questionsobserving what’s going ondescribing what you perceivethinking critically about what you knowrecognizing and managing biasdesigning hypotheses and experimentsthinking despite already knowinganalyzing someone else’s thinkingreasoning about cause and effecttreating “facts” as merely what we believe we know as of this moment
  • Your mission is to identify and describe the pattern in the minimum number of tries.
  • Your mission is to identify and describe the pattern in the minimum number of tries.
  • Test to confirm
  • Falsefiers not Verifiers
  • A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.Broaden you thinking by using different models
  • Our models are fraught with implicity assumptions – use the observation video/gorilla.
  • A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.Broaden you thinking by using different models
  • Quality ModelUse Quality Characteristics to develop ideas
  • you think that the correct answer is 4, but that&apos;s just the tip of the icebergyou have barely begun to specify the correct outcomeLet me ask you this: when you expected the four, did you also expect a loud piercing screech from the calculator?you have an expectation, but you haven&apos;t checked that expectationyou&apos;ve defined correctness only in one dimension aren&apos;t there lots of dimensions?you expected a 4you saw a 4
  • Generate Testing Ideas or Testing QuestionsTools : Mind Map Brain: Heuristics
  • you think that the correct answer is 4, but that&apos;s just the tip of the icebergyou have barely begun to specify the correct outcomeLet me ask you this: when you expected the four, did you also expect a loud piercing screech from the calculator?you have an expectation, but you haven&apos;t checked that expectationyou&apos;ve defined correctness only in one dimension aren&apos;t there lots of dimensions?you expected a 4you saw a 4
  • Broaden you thinking by using different models
  • Broaden you thinking by using different models
  • Can use a different model – Risk Based Testing

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