METHODOLOGY TO EVALUATE AUTOMATED TESTING TOOLS

METHODOLOGY TO EVALUATE AUTOMATED TESTING TOOLS

1. The statement of goals may include a budget and a desired completion date

2. Step 2

   • tool features and requirements that arise from the development and operating environment identified.

3. Step 1

4. Steo 3

   • Informal
   • Formal

5. Step 4

   • Combined tool acquisition and training should be investigated.

6. Step 5

   • Plan describes how the objectives should be evaluated for the specific tool selected.

7. Step 6

   • Describes how the tool manager is selected, the responsibilities for the adaptation of the tool, and the training that is required.

8. Step 7

   • The training plan should first consider the training that is automatically provided with the tool

9. Step 8

   • The tool is turned over by the procuring organization to the software engineer.

10. Step 9

    • The software engineer or staff should test the tool in an as-received condition with only those modifications

11. Step 10

    • Highlights of the evaluation plan should be presented, and any changes associated with tool introduction should be described.

12. Step 11

    • Deletion of unused options, changes in prompts or diagnostics, and other adaptations made for efficient use in the current environment.

13. Step 12

    • Training is a joint responsibility of the software engineer and the tool users

14. Step 13

    • Tests are made with the most qualified person and specific reports of their difficulty will be made.

15. Step 14

    • The engineer prepares a report where the comments and observations will be made, achievement of goals, cooperation of the seller, modifications, etc.

16. Step 15

    • Evaluacion del informe y se establecen los logros cumplidos por escrito.

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