NASA NTRS · 20000069225
Risk-Based Object Oriented Testing
Abstract
Software testing is a well-defined phase of the software development life cycle. Functional ("black box") testing and structural ("white box") testing are two methods of test case design commonly used by software developers. A lesser known testing method is risk-based testing, which takes into account the probability of failure of a portion of code as determined by its complexity. For object oriented programs, a methodology is proposed for identification of risk-prone classes. Risk-based testing is a highly effective testing technique that can be used to find and fix the most important problems as quickly as possible.
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Rosenberg, Linda H., Stapko, Ruth, Gallo, Albert. 2000-03-01. Risk-Based Object Oriented Testing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000069225
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