How is testing affected by object-oriented designs?
Glossary and Technical FAQs Q1. How is testing affected by object-oriented designs? A: A well-engineered object-oriented design can make it easier to trace from code to internal design to functional design to requirements. While there will be little affect on black box testing (where an understanding of the internal design of the application is unnecessary), white-box testing can be oriented to the application’s objects. If the application was well designed this can simplify test design. Q2. How do you contact Rob Davis? A: Give him a call or send him e-mail. • E-mail: click here ______________________________________________________ Copyright 1998-2003 by Rob Davis, P.E. http://www.robdavispe.com | http://www.softwaretestengineer.com Rob Davis is a registered and licensed professional engineer, and specializes in Software QA/Verification/Validation/Testing.
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