Applying coding systems in the process of testing software applications
Andrei Contan, Cătălin Dehelean, Liviu Cristian Miclea · 2017
The challenges met during the software projects fall into any number of categories. The development and the technical solutions bring about technical challenges, but the situations one is confronted with, may also be sociological, psychological or managerial in nature. Without any knowledge in the field of social sciences, the programmers, testers and managers might interpret the social aspects of the project improperly, and such interpretations lead to the inability to fully understand the problem and, ultimately, to inefficiency in the decision-making process. Furthermore, solid knowledge of theories in the area of the social sciences is required for a better understanding of both the context in which the application runs and of the final users who will use the developed project. The understanding of and the involvement in a software acceptance testing (SAT) project, requires the combination of multiple theories and principles from different disciplines.