Software Testing Glossary

Two or more single conditions joined by logical operators (AND, OR, XOR), for example ‘A> B AND C> 1000’.

Multi-user testing geared towards determining the effects of accessing the same application code, module or database records.

It is a Boolean expression that can be either True or False, for example A > B.

Percentage of conditions that have been tested by a set of tests. 100% condition coverage requires that each separate condition in every expression solution has been tested as True and False.

Type of software testing where each condition is executed by making it true and false, in each of the ways at least once.

Percentage of all single condition outcomes, that affect the decision condition coverage results that have been checked by the set of test scenarios. 100% condition determination coverage presupposes 100% decision condition coverage.

Test development based on the use of white box testing method where test cases are designed to test the individual outcomes of conditions that affect the result of independent alternatives.

Bringing the condition for assessment whether is it True or False.

It is development of tests by white-box method in which test cases are developed in order to check outcomes of conditions.

In managing project risks, the period of time within which a contingency action must be implemented in order to be effective in reducing the impact of the risk.