DocumentCode :
2881309
Title :
Large complex system test: objectives and approaches
Author :
Hsueh, Mei-Chen
Author_Institution :
Digital Equipment Corp., USA
fYear :
1995
fDate :
6-10 Nov 1995
Firstpage :
405
Lastpage :
408
Abstract :
Because the complexity of today´s systems is so high, the changes in technology so fast, and the use of technology so broad, systems are no longer defined and bounded by their physical form, nor by their components. Instead, systems are defined by the characteristics of their use. The traditional performance focus, black-box system testing is no longer adequate to evaluate the capability and dependability of today´s complex systems. This paper presents five system test objectives for today´s systems, a usage-model approach to determine the system application environments as well as to verify functional aspects of the systems, and a structure testing technique to explore the non-functional aspects of the systems
Keywords :
distributed processing; program testing; program verification; black-box system testing; functional aspects; large complex system test; nonfunctional aspects; structure testing technique; system application environments; system test objectives; usage-model approach; Availability; Computer networks; Control systems; Distributed computing; Globalization; Monitoring; Operating systems; Performance evaluation; Resource management; System testing;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Engineering of Complex Computer Systems, 1995. Held jointly with 5th CSESAW, 3rd IEEE RTAW and 20th IFAC/IFIP WRTP, Proceedings., First IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Print_ISBN :
0-8186-7123-8
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/ICECCS.1995.479366
Filename :
479366
Link To Document :
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