Evaluation and Inference of a Proposed, Improved and Efficient W Model for Software Testing
S. Senthil Velan, Sivaranjani Senthil Velan, P. E. Rubini, Sudhakar K · 2024
Software Testing is an important and measured/outcome-oriented field that requires an in-depth analysis for developing new methodologies. This enables the development of high-quality end product resulting in fewer maintenance schedules. Several models have been proposed by research teams of different companies leading to improved development and testing schedules. Even with the availability of these models, a significant allocation of the budget has been dedicated purely on the maintenance of software developed by the IT industry. In order to address this need for improved process models of testing, a new exclusive and efficient W model has been proposed and explained in this paper. This model can improve the quality of end product, namely the high-quality software and further reduce the cost involved for the maintenance. Based on the quantitative measurement the proposed W software testing model, it was found the small scale software developed by adopting this method produces high-quality software with 50% less errors/faults compared to development using classical life cycle model.