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Brick and Mortar stores have a lot of software in their operations. From supply chain to ordering, point of sale, inventory management, customer procurement and customer satisfaction, that's a lot of moving pieces to keep track of. It's a challenging endeavor to keep it all together, and QualiTest's Mike Hershkovitz joins Matt and Jess to talk about the ins and outs or testing for the retail space. Also, in a separately recorded segment, the Amazon purchase of Whole Foods and what it might mean is discussed by Matt, Perze, Justin and Michael. Is it really an additional 400-plus Amazon distribution centers, or is there something else going on here? Resourced by QualiTest Group

Brick and Mortar stores have a lot of software in their operations. From supply chain to ordering, point of sale, inventory management, customer procurement and customer satisfaction, that's a lot of moving pieces to keep track of. It's a challenging endeavor to keep it all together, and QualiTest's Mike Hershkovitz joins Matt and Jess to talk about the ins and outs or testing for the retail space. Also, in a separately recorded segment, the Amazon purchase of Whole Foods and what it might mean is discussed by Matt, Perze, Justin and Michael. Is it really an additional 400-plus Amazon distribution centers, or is there something else going on here? Resourced by QualiTest Group

Brick and Mortar stores have a lot of software in their operations. From supply chain to ordering, point of sale, inventory management, customer procurement and customer satisfaction, that's a lot of moving pieces to keep track of. It's a challenging endeavor to keep it all together, and QualiTest's Mike Hershkovitz joins Matt and Jess to talk about the ins and outs or testing for the retail space. Also, in a separately recorded segment, the Amazon purchase of Whole Foods and what it might mean is discussed by Matt, Perze, Justin and Michael. Is it really an additional 400-plus Amazon distribution centers, or is there something else going on here? Resourced by QualiTest Group

Brick and Mortar stores have a lot of software in their operations. From supply chain to ordering, point of sale, inventory management, customer procurement and customer satisfaction, that's a lot of moving pieces to keep track of. It's a challenging endeavor to keep it all together, and QualiTest's Mike Hershkovitz joins Matt and Jess to talk about the ins and outs or testing for the retail space. Also, in a separately recorded segment, the Amazon purchase of Whole Foods and what it might mean is discussed by Matt, Perze, Justin and Michael. Is it really an additional 400-plus Amazon distribution centers, or is there something else going on here? Resourced by QualiTest Group

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Software testing is a crucial step in the development of any software system, large or small. Testing can reveal the presence of logic errors and other flaws in the code that could cripple the system's effectiveness. Many flaws common in software today can also be exploited to breach the security of the system on which the software is running. These flaws can be subtle and difficult to find. Frequently it takes a combination of multiple events to bring them out. Traditional testing techniques focus on dealing with errors as they arise during normal operation of the system. This technique is not particularly effective. Thus, recent research has focused on developing new, more effective software testing techniques. Two such techniques are combinatorial testing and fuzz testing. This thesis explores the effectiveness of combining both combinatorial testing and fuzz testing into a single software testing tool to aid in the discovery of subtle system flaws. The tools developed for testing automation by this thesis will aid in the development of secure software, and bolster the ranks of testing techniques available to future developers.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 437-450) and index

Includes bibliographical references (p. 437-450) and index

INTRODUCTION TO TESTING

Towards Better Crowdsourced Software Testing Process

Towards Better Crowdsourced Software Testing Process

This article is from BMC Bioinformatics , volume 12 . Abstract Background: There is a great interest in understanding the genetic architecture of complex traits in natural populations. Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) are becoming routine in human, animal and plant genetics to understand the connection between naturally occurring genotypic and phenotypic variation. Coalescent simulations are commonly used in population genetics to simulate genotypes under different parameters and demographic models. Results: Here, we present phenosim, a software to add a phenotype to genotypes generated in time-efficient coalescent simulations. Both qualitative and quantitative phenotypes can be generated and it is possible to partition phenotypic variation between additive effects and epistatic interactions between causal variants. The output formats of phenosim are directly usable as input for different GWAS tools. The applicability of phenosim is shown by simulating a genome-wide association study in Arabidopsis thaliana. Conclusions: By using the coalescent approach to generate genotypes and phenosim to add phenotypes, the data sets can be used to assess the influence of various factors such as demography, genetic architecture or selection on the statistical power of association methods to detect causal genetic variants under a wide variety of population genetic scenarios. phenosim is freely available from the authors' website http://evoplant.uni-hohenheim.de

18-642 Lecture #20  Carnegie Mellon University, Fall 2021 SQA elements; audits; SQA as coaching staff; cost of defect fixes over project cycle

by Stijn Jans At: FOSDEM 2019 https://video.fosdem.org/2019/UD2.218A/bug_bounty.webm The European Commission has launched the EU-FOSSA2 project where they want to invest in the security of open source projects by running bug bounty programs against popular software. Intigriti got the first position in this contract and will be running programs for some really known open source projects. In these programs, users from the community will be invited to help testing the security of these programs and will be rewarded for finding vulnerabilities. In this talk we will explain how bug bounty actually works, announce which programs can be found, which bounties can be earned and how the process flow works. Room: UD2.218A Scheduled start: 2019-02-03 09:30:00+01 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH8eOC6BCFw Uploader: FOSDEM

Includes bibliographical references (p. 228-231) and index

Includes bibliographical references (p. 228-231) and index

scan of unit Software testing Unit 14 M255 Object-oriented programming with Java by The M255 Course Team [2006] {005.133--oclc}

- Discussion on TSLA's recent performance - The first group of non-owner Model 3 reservation holders has been invited to configure with 3-6 week delivery estimates - Tesla is beta testing a new and improved version of Autopilot 2 software Links: Email > [email protected] Twitter > @teslapodcast Patreon > patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Executive producer Jerome Jorden Music by Evan Schaeffer The post 02.23.18 - First Non-Owners Invited to Configure, Improved AP2 Software in Beta Testing, TSLA Stock appeared first on TechCast Daily.

- Discussion on TSLA's recent performance - The first group of non-owner Model 3 reservation holders has been invited to configure with 3-6 week delivery estimates - Tesla is beta testing a new and improved version of Autopilot 2 software Links: Email > [email protected] Twitter > @teslapodcast Patreon > patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Executive producer Jerome Jorden Music by Evan Schaeffer The post 02.23.18 - First Non-Owners Invited to Configure, Improved AP2 Software in Beta Testing, TSLA Stock appeared first on TechCast Daily.

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In order to promote public education and public safety, equal justice for all, a better informed citizenry, the rule of law, world trade and world peace, this legal document is hereby made available on a noncommercial basis, as it is the right of all humans to know and speak the laws that govern them. (For more information: 12 Tables of Code ) Name of Standards Organization: Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Division Name: Electronics and Information Technology Section Name: Software and System Engineering (LITD 14) Designator of Legally Binding Document: IS 14639 Title of Legally Binding Document: Information Technology - Software Packages - Quality Requirements and Testing Number of Amendments: Equivalence: Superceding: Superceded by: LEGALLY BINDING DOCUMENT Step Out From the Old to the New --Jawaharlal Nehru Invent a new India using knowledge. --Satyanarayan Gangaram Pitroda

In order to promote public education and public safety, equal justice for all, a better informed citizenry, the rule of law, world trade and world peace, this legal document is hereby made available on a noncommercial basis, as it is the right of all humans to know and speak the laws that govern them. (For more information: 12 Tables of Code ) Name of Standards Organization: Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Division Name: Electronics and Information Technology Section Name: Software and System Engineering (LITD 14) Designator of Legally Binding Document: IS 14639 Title of Legally Binding Document: Information Technology - Software Packages - Quality Requirements and Testing Number of Amendments: Equivalence: Superceding: Superceded by: LEGALLY BINDING DOCUMENT Step Out From the Old to the New --Jawaharlal Nehru Invent a new India using knowledge. --Satyanarayan Gangaram Pitroda

Agile is a Software Quality Assurance Provider in Dubai, and software is essential to practically every business in the modern, technologically advanced world. Organizations rely on sturdy and reliable software solutions to manage day-to-day corporate operations and improve consumer experiences. However, as software complexity grows, so do the threats to its performance, security, and functionality. This is when software testing services become invaluable. Software testing evaluates an application's functionality, security, and performance to ensure it meets the required specifications. It is intended to detect and fix flaws or vulnerabilities in software before it is published to users. Testing guarantees that the product is dependable, user-friendly, and functions as intended under various circumstances. A well-executed testing process ensures that the final product is high quality, free of critical bugs, and reliable under diverse scenarios. In a world where user satisfaction directly impacts business success, releasing faulty software can lead to disastrous consequences like loss of revenue, damaged reputation, and legal implications. Early and extensive software testing may appear to be an additional expenditure, but it can save firms a lot of money in the long run. Finding and fixing defects during the development phase is significantly more cost-effective than addressing them after launch, which may result in downtime, emergency fixes, and dissatisfied users. Security is one of the most critical components of software development nowadays, particularly given the surge in cyber threats. Testing services safeguard the security of your product by discovering potential flaws that bad actors could exploit. Some strategies for strengthening a system's defences include penetration testing, security auditing, and code reviews.

Are you looking for Software Testing Course in Mumbai ? If yes, Croma Campus is known as the best training institute to learn Software Testing. It provides highly impressive and comprehensive training by industry experts.

Are you looking for Software Testing Course in Mumbai ? If yes, Croma Campus is known as the best training institute to learn Software Testing. It provides highly impressive and comprehensive training by industry experts.

A data acquisition software program developed to operate in conjunction with the automated control system of the 25 kW PM Electric Power System Breadboard Test facility is described. The proram provides limited interactive control of the breadboard test while acquiring data and monitoring parameters, allowing unattended continuous operation. The breadboard test facility has two positions for operating separate configurations. The main variable in each test setup is the high voltage Ni-Cd battery.

The allocation of effort to quality assurance and testing is vitally important to the successful development and maintenance of a software system. There is no quantitative method for finding the right allocation policy. The most common methods include allocating fixed percentage of effort for all software projects or using allocations that have been used for similar projects in the past. The benefits of choosing the correct manpower allocation to suit a particular project can be substantial. Using the System Dynamics Model of Software Project Management an optimal quality assurance and testing level for project's development lifecycle can be found. The focus of this thesis is to design an expert system that can be coupled with the model in order to find the optimal allocation of quality assurance and testing effort for a particular project. Two expert system modules were developed, that when coupled with the system dynamics model, will find optimum quality assurance and testing distributions for a software project. The expert system modules were then used to perform sensitivity analysis experiments on the results.

The allocation of effort to quality assurance and testing is vitally important to the successful development and maintenance of a software system. There is no quantitative method for finding the right allocation policy. The most common methods include allocating fixed percentage of effort for all software projects or using allocations that have been used for similar projects in the past. The benefits of choosing the correct manpower allocation to suit a particular project can be substantial. Using the System Dynamics Model of Software Project Management an optimal quality assurance and testing level for project's development lifecycle can be found. The focus of this thesis is to design an expert system that can be coupled with the model in order to find the optimal allocation of quality assurance and testing effort for a particular project. Two expert system modules were developed, that when coupled with the system dynamics model, will find optimum quality assurance and testing distributions for a software project. The expert system modules were then used to perform sensitivity analysis experiments on the results.

The Spaceport Command and Control System (SCCS) is the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) launch control system for the Orion capsule and Space Launch System, the next generation manned rocket currently in development. This system requires high quality testing that will measure and test the capabilities of the system. For the past two years, the Exploration and Operations Division at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) has assigned a group including interns and full-time engineers to develop automated tests to save the project time and money. The team worked on automating the testing process for the SCCS GUI that would use streamed simulated data from the testing servers to produce data, plots, statuses, etc. to the GUI. The software used to develop automated tests included an automated testing framework and an automation library. The automated testing framework has a tabular-style syntax, which means the functionality of a line of code must have the appropriate number of tabs for the line to function as intended. The header section contains either paths to custom resources or the names of libraries being used. The automation library contains functionality to automate anything that appears on a desired screen with the use of image recognition software to detect and control GUI components. The data section contains any data values strictly created for the current testing file. The body section holds the tests that are being run. The function section can include any number of functions that may be used by the current testing file or any other file that resources it. The resources and body section are required for all test files; the data and function sections can be left empty if the data values and functions being used are from a resourced library or another file. To help equip the automation team with better tools, the Project Lead of the Automated Testing Team, Jason Kapusta, assigned the task to install and train an optical character recognition (OCR) tool to Brandon Echols, a fellow intern, and I. The purpose of the OCR tool is to analyze an image and find the coordinates of any group of text. Some issues that arose while installing the OCR tool included the absence of certain libraries needed to train the tool and an outdated software version. We eventually resolved the issues and successfully installed the OCR tool. Training the tool required many images and different fonts and sizes, but in the end the tool learned to accurately decipher the text in the images and their coordinates. The OCR tool produced a file that contained significant metadata for each section of text, but only the text and coordinates of the text was required for our purpose. The team made a script to parse the information we wanted from the OCR file to a different file that would be used by automation functions within the automated framework. Since a majority of development and testing for the automated test cases for the GUI in question has been done using live simulated data on the workstations at the Launch Control Center (LCC), a large amount of progress has been made. As of this writing, about 60% of all of automated testing has been implemented. Additionally, the OCR tool will help make our automated tests more robust due to the tool's text recognition being highly scalable to different text fonts and text sizes. Soon we will have the whole test system automated, allowing for more full-time engineers working on development projects.

NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) is an advanced launch vehicle for a new era of exploration beyond earth's orbit (BEO). The world's most powerful rocket, SLS, will launch crews of up to four astronauts in the agency's Orion spacecraft on missions to explore multiple deep-space destinations. Boeing is developing the SLS core stage, including the avionics that will control vehicle during flight. The core stage will be built at NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) in New Orleans, LA using state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment. At the same time, the rocket's avionics computer software is being developed here at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL. At Marshall, the Flight and Ground Software division provides comprehensive engineering expertise for development of flight and ground software. Within that division, the Software Systems Engineering Branch's test and verification (T&V) team uses an agile test approach in testing and verification of software. The agile software test method opens the door for regular short sprint release cycles. The idea or basic premise behind the concept of agile software development and testing is that it is iterative and developed incrementally. Agile testing has an iterative development methodology where requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between cross-functional teams. With testing and development done incrementally, this allows for increased features and enhanced value for releases. This value can be seen throughout the T&V team processes that are documented in various work instructions within the branch. The T&V team produces procedural test results at a higher rate, resolves issues found in software with designers at an earlier stage versus at a later release, and team members gain increased knowledge of the system architecture by interfacing with designers. SLS Flight Software teams want to continue uncovering better ways of developing software in an efficient and project beneficial manner. Through agile testing, there has been increased value through individuals and interactions over processes and tools, improved customer collaboration, and improved responsiveness to changes through controlled planning. The presentation will describe agile testing methodology as taken with the SLS FSW Test and Verification team at Marshall Space Flight Center.

NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) is an advanced launch vehicle for a new era of exploration beyond earth's orbit (BEO). The world's most powerful rocket, SLS, will launch crews of up to four astronauts in the agency's Orion spacecraft on missions to explore multiple deep-space destinations. Boeing is developing the SLS core stage, including the avionics that will control vehicle during flight. The core stage will be built at NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) in New Orleans, LA using state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment. At the same time, the rocket's avionics computer software is being developed here at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL. At Marshall, the Flight and Ground Software division provides comprehensive engineering expertise for development of flight and ground software. Within that division, the Software Systems Engineering Branch's test and verification (T&V) team uses an agile test approach in testing and verification of software. The agile software test method opens the door for regular short sprint release cycles. The idea or basic premise behind the concept of agile software development and testing is that it is iterative and developed incrementally. Agile testing has an iterative development methodology where requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between cross-functional teams. With testing and development done incrementally, this allows for increased features and enhanced value for releases. This value can be seen throughout the T&V team processes that are documented in various work instructions within the branch. The T&V team produces procedural test results at a higher rate, resolves issues found in software with designers at an earlier stage versus at a later release, and team members gain increased knowledge of the system architecture by interfacing with designers. SLS Flight Software teams want to continue uncovering better ways of developing software in an efficient and project beneficial manner. Through agile testing, there has been increased value through individuals and interactions over processes and tools, improved customer collaboration, and improved responsiveness to changes through controlled planning. The presentation will describe agile testing methodology as taken with the SLS FSW Test and Verification team at Marshall Space Flight Center.

As Software Product Lines (SPLs) are becoming a more pervasive development practice, their effective testing is becoming a more important concern. In the past few years many SPL testing approaches have been proposed, among them, are those that support Combinatorial Interaction Testing (CIT) whose premise is to select a group of products where faults, due to feature interactions, are more likely to occur. Many CIT techniques for SPL testing have been put forward; however, no systematic and comprehensive comparison among them has been performed. To achieve such goal two items are important: a common benchmark of feature models, and an adequate comparison framework. In this research-in-progress paper, we propose 19 feature models as the base of a benchmark, which we apply to three different techniques in order to analyze the comparison framework proposed by Perrouin et al. We identify the shortcomings of this framework and elaborate alternatives for further study.

As Software Product Lines (SPLs) are becoming a more pervasive development practice, their effective testing is becoming a more important concern. In the past few years many SPL testing approaches have been proposed, among them, are those that support Combinatorial Interaction Testing (CIT) whose premise is to select a group of products where faults, due to feature interactions, are more likely to occur. Many CIT techniques for SPL testing have been put forward; however, no systematic and comprehensive comparison among them has been performed. To achieve such goal two items are important: a common benchmark of feature models, and an adequate comparison framework. In this research-in-progress paper, we propose 19 feature models as the base of a benchmark, which we apply to three different techniques in order to analyze the comparison framework proposed by Perrouin et al. We identify the shortcomings of this framework and elaborate alternatives for further study.

A computer program generates a graphical user interface that, in combination with its other features, facilitates the acquisition and preprocessing of experimental data on the strain response, hysteresis, and power consumption of a multilayer composite-material structural component containing one or more built-in sensor(s) and/or actuator(s) based on piezoelectric materials. This program runs in conjunction with Lab-VIEW software in a computer-controlled instrumentation system. For a test, a specimen is instrumented with appliedvoltage and current sensors and with strain gauges. Once the computational connection to the test setup has been made via the LabVIEW software, this program causes the test instrumentation to step through specified configurations. If the user is satisfied with the test results as displayed by the software, the user activates an icon on a front-panel display, causing the raw current, voltage, and strain data to be digitized and saved. The data are also put into a spreadsheet and can be plotted on a graph. Graphical displays are saved in an image file for future reference. The program also computes and displays the power and the phase angle between voltage and current.

A computer program generates a graphical user interface that, in combination with its other features, facilitates the acquisition and preprocessing of experimental data on the strain response, hysteresis, and power consumption of a multilayer composite-material structural component containing one or more built-in sensor(s) and/or actuator(s) based on piezoelectric materials. This program runs in conjunction with Lab-VIEW software in a computer-controlled instrumentation system. For a test, a specimen is instrumented with appliedvoltage and current sensors and with strain gauges. Once the computational connection to the test setup has been made via the LabVIEW software, this program causes the test instrumentation to step through specified configurations. If the user is satisfied with the test results as displayed by the software, the user activates an icon on a front-panel display, causing the raw current, voltage, and strain data to be digitized and saved. The data are also put into a spreadsheet and can be plotted on a graph. Graphical displays are saved in an image file for future reference. The program also computes and displays the power and the phase angle between voltage and current.

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In this paper, a gray wolf optimization algorithm (BGWO) based on extreme mixture learning algorithm is proposed, which improves the population diversity of GWO in the search process. The training of KELM is completed by iteratively solving the observation of English learning activities with the best fitness function value in the search space. Combined with examples of reading teaching design in the same class and heterogeneous, this paper summarizes the design ideas of high school English reading teaching based on the concept of English learning activities. That is, to refine the main line of the text and construct structured knowledge; to use the 3×3 English subject ability element framework. The proposed multi-objective optimization strategy for virtual machine dynamic migration. This strategy is described from the aspects of system resource monitoring, resource scheduling timing selection, virtual machine selection to be migrated and physical machine migration selection.

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Software fills many niches and does many things for individuals and businesses. Some software is designed and developed for mass user interaction, while other applications are designed for specific purposes and markets. Some software is literally developed to work within a company for the benefit of its staff and is never seen outside of the company it serves. Still, it feels as though the testing advice that is given and received often focuses on big players and customer facing software. Perze Ababa, early show alumni, joins Matt Heusser and Michael Larsen to discuss his role in software initiatives that reach both to customers and those projects that are specific to organizations and their workers to be productive and effective. He explains how one size definitely does not fit all.