System acceptance testing in the real world: a case study
D. Kleinstein · 2003
Most of the material on testing is theoretical. Most of the theories assume that other parts of the system have been built and conform to the most up to date methodologies. System testing is totally dependent on system specification. If the specifications are good and complete then system testing will be relatively easy. Usually specifications are lacking in some way or the other. Computerized check-lists for system testing can solve many of the problems created by requirement redundancy, inconsistency and missing requirements. The case study shows, by example, how to build the check-list and use it for creating the test procedures, step by step.>