Rapid Testing addresses the growing need for constant, early, and efficient testing in today's fast-paced software development environment. Covers all aspects of testing, including bug tracking and reporting, verification and validation, test planning, test design and development, metrics, effort estimation, and reporting.
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Robert Culbertson has over 25 years of experience in engineering, software development, software testing, and project management. He has worked at Cisco Systems, Texas Instruments, IBM, the University of Texas, and DSC Communications.
Chris Brown has worked more than 20 years in the software and computer industry. Chris has experience with Cisco Systems, Advanced Micro Devices, Compaq Computer Corporation, Dataserv/BellSouth, and IBM.
Gary Cobb teaches for the Software Quality Institute at the University of Texas at Austin where he previously taught in the Departments of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Electrical and Computer Engineering. His industrial experience includes Texas Instruments, Lockheed Martin, and Dell Computer Corporation.
Faster testing for faster time-to-market.
The breakneck pace and fierce competition in today's software market demand that products get to market as quickly as possible. The challenge of maintaining quality while meeting deadlines leads to new strategies for testing through the development process. While no software is flawless, the goal of rapid testing is to identify major bugs early in the development process, requiring integration of test planning, execution, and reporting throughout the life cycle.
Rapid Testing offers a three-part approach to help you streamline your testing process and increase quality without sacrificing time:
With an emphasis on speed and integration, Rapid Testing covers the entire testing life cycle, including:
Conveniently organized for handy reference, Rapid Testing is an ideal guide for test engineers and managers, as well as other developers and managers involved in the testing process.
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