New Semester, New Topics.

As we start the Spring 24 Semester we turn a new page and focus on new courses and topics which will be closely followed during the upcoming months.

 Before I go deeper into what we are focusing on this semester, let me remind everyone of you who continues to read my blog entries of who I am.

My Name is Anairdo Duri or Ano if it’s easier for any of you. I am a Junior Computer Science student at Worcester State University hoping to graduate next year.
Now that we got that out of the way let’s continue.

 The main focus of my blog entries this semester will be focusing on Software Quality Assurance & Testing. I will be looking into various topics related to Software Testing which will include Test cases and evaluation, levels of testing, unit testing, system testing, test automation, code reviews, and so on.

 Software Quality Assurance (SQA) and testing are crucial components of the software development life cycle, aimed at ensuring the delivery of high-quality software products. SQA is a systematic and comprehensive process that ensures the development and maintenance of software meet established quality standards and customer requirements.

  Testing is the process of executing a software application or system with the intent of finding defects and ensuring that it behaves as expected. Its main objectives are to identify defects and ensure they are fixed before software release, to verify that the software meets specified requirements, and to ensure the software functions correctly in different scenarios.

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 My goal this semester is to obtain a greater understanding of these two important concepts in the large spectrum of computer science concepts as I already know that it will be useful in my desired career as a computer scientist.

Let’s hope that this semester is as successful as the past ones have been and as always,

Ano out.

References:

https://www.simplilearn.com/software-quality-assurance-article
https://www.ibm.com/topics/software-testing

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