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1 Overview

1.1 Defects and failures

1.2 Input combinations and preconditions

1.3 Economics

1.4 Roles

2 History

3 Testing methods

3.1 Static vs. dynamic testing

3.2 The box approach

3.2.1 White-Box testing

3.2.2 Black-box testing 3.2.2.1 Visual testing

3.2.3 Grey-box testing

4 Testing levels

4.1 Unit testing

4.2 Integration testing

4.3 Component interface testing

4.4 System testing

4.5 Acceptance testing

5 Testing Types

5.1 Installation testing

5.2 Compatibility testing

5.3 Smoke and sanity testing

5.4 Regression testing

5.5 Acceptance testing

5.6 Alpha testing

5.7 Beta testing

5.8 Functional vs non-functional testing

5.9 Destructive testing

5.10 Software performance testing

5.11 Usability testing

5.12 Accessibility testing

5.13 Security testing

5.14 Internationalization and localization

5.15 Development testing

5.16 A/B testing

5.17 Concurrent testing

5.18 Conformance testing or type testing

6 Testing process

6.1 Traditional waterfall development model

6.2 Agile or Extreme development model

6.3 Top-down and bottom-up

6.4 A sample testing cycle

7 Automated testing

7.1 Testing tools

7.2 Measurement in software testing 7.2.1 Hierarchy of testing difficulty

8 Testing artifacts

9 Certifications

10 Controversy

11 Related processes

11.1 Software verification and validation

11.2 Software quality assurance (SQA)

12. sql topics

13. unix

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