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The second set of basic terminology for Software Testing.

In this video you will learn about:

Testing as experimentation to learn about product quality, conducted for stakeholders seeking information. You will be introduced to the concept of information objectives—focused testing based on questions. Black box testing, treating a program as a closed system, contrasting with glass box testing that examines the code. Behavioral testing, prioritizing visible behavior over code details, is discussed. Distinctions include unit, integration, system, and implementation-level testing. The video advocates for specific categorizations due to diverse testing needs.

Discussed terminology:

  • SW Test

  • Stakeholders

  • Purpose of SW Testing - what are we looking for?

  • Black Box Testing

  • Glass Box Testing (also known as White Box)

  • Behavioural Testing

  • Unit, Integration and System Testing

  • Functional and Parafunctional Testing

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