Software Engineering One (Part 1)
Functional Requirements do what?
mentions what a program needs to do
Input formats are?
Functional requirements
Sorting is a ?
Functional requirement
Non functional requirements are?
The manner in which the functional requirements need to be achieved
Real time requirements are?
Non functional requirements
Performance requirements are?
Non functional requirements
Modifiability requirements are?
Non functional Requirements
Security requirements are?
Non functional requirements
Usability requirements are?
Non functional requirements
Design Constraints are?
Statements that constrain the ways in which the software can be designed
User interface is a ?
Design constraint
Typical and maximum input sizes are?
Design Constraints
Platforms are ?
Design constraints
Schedule requiremetnts are?
Design Constraints
CLI stands for?
Command Line Interface
Programming language is a ?
Design Decision
Algorithms are a ?
Design Decisions
Program testing happens when?
while a program is defined,while a program is developed and after a program is completed
Acceptance testing is?
Refers to testing done by clients, or somebody on their behalf, to make sure the program runs as
specified
validation test is?
A simple validation test at the beginning of the project can be done by showing hand drawn
screens of the “problem solution” to the client.
o This practice solidifies your perception of the problem and the client’s solution expectations.
Verification testing is?
The developers run their own internal tests to determine if the program works and is correct.
Unit testing is?
The most important kind of verification testing for the individual programmer is unit testing.
o Unit testing is a process followed by a programmer to test each piece or unit of software.
Black Box Testing is?
nvolves testing a system with no prior knowledge of its internal workings.
A tester provides an input, and observes the output generated by the system under test.
This makes it possible to identify how the system responds to expected and unexpected user
actions, its response time, usability issues and reliability issues
White Box Testing is?
Also known as transparent box, glass box, or clear box testing.
Tests the internal logic of the software application and the programming code to test for any
errors. To perform a white box test, you need to have solid knowledge about programming and testing.
Developers can use white box testing to test their code to find bugs and eliminate errors before
making it into production.