Software Testing: Principles and Practices is a complete guide on this area ofComputer Science, and it covers both the theoretical and practical aspects of testing, as well as new developments in the field. The contents of the book cover the principles of testing, life cycle models for software development, test management metrics and automation, and the different types of testing. The book covers popular testing methods like Performance Testing, System and Acceptance Testing, White Box, Black Box, and Ad Hoc Testing. Apart from this, it also provides in-depth knowledge on specialized testing methods such as Object-Oriented Systems and Usability Testing and Accessibility Testing. A key feature of this book is that it recognises common issues faced by companies in terms of people management, geographically dispersed teams, and varying company business models, and addresses these problems in a unit titled People and Organisational Issues in Testing.
