Static Testing the Logical Design
William E. Lewis, David Dobbs, Gunasekaran Veerapillai · Auerbach Publications eBooks · 2017
The logical design phase refines the business requirements in preparation for a system specification that can be used during physical design and coding. The logical design phase further refines the business requirements that were defined in the requirement phase, from a functional and information model point of view. The logical design phase establishes a detailed system framework for building the application. The logical design phase is verified with static techniques, that is, nonexecution of the application. The same static testing techniques used to verify the requirements are used in the logical design phase. The work products to be reviewed include the data model, the process model, and CRUD matrix. At the conclusion of the logical design review, the defects are summarized and totaled. The logical design provides a great deal more information with data and process models. The logical design phase is verified with static techniques, that is, nonexecution of the application.