Summarize the capabilities of a software testing tool. Your report should be double-spaced and 12-point font. Make sure you explicitly address each of the following questions.REPORT SHOULD BE 3 PAGES.(CAN GO OVER 3 PAGES IF NEEDED TO COVER ALL BULLET POINTS) LOOK AT THE PDF ATTACHED FOR INSTRUCTIONS. ADDRESS ALL BULLET POINTS. YOU HAVE 10 HOURS TO COMPLETE THE ASSIGNMENT. Examples of software testing tools include, FitNesse, TestRail, FIT, CppUnit, Cucumber qTest, Zephyr, Pynguin, Ranorex Studio, Selenium, Bullseye, PyUnit, Cobertura, EclEmma ParTeG, Jest. CHOOSE ONE TOOL FROM THIS LIST. DONOT COPY REPORT FROM ANY OTHER ONLINE SOURCE. PROVIDE A PLAGERISM REPORT AND CITE ALL THE SOURCES AT THE END OF REPORT IN MLA FORMAT: Will provide screenshot of exmaple citation. Cite sources in between report if required and donot copy sentences as it is from the sources.
Microsoft Word - A09se4367tools v4.docx SE 4367, Software Testing Homework #9, Testing Tools Summarize the capabilities of a software testing tool. Your report should be double-spaced and 12-point font. Make sure you explicitly address each of the following questions. What languages are supported by the tool? For example, C, C++, Java, Python. What kinds of testing does the tool support? Including, for example, Unit testing Integration testing System testing Regression testing Security testing Load testing Stress testing Does the tool support black-box testing? If so, which kinds? Specifically include info on: Requirements coverage Equivalence classes Boundary value analysis Predicate-based test generation, e.g., BOR, BRO, MI, BOR-MI Does the tool support white-box testing? If so, which kinds? Specifically include info on: Statement coverage Decision coverage Condition coverage MC/DC Examples of software testing tools include Junit, FitNesse, TestRail, FIT, CppUnit, Cucumber qTest, Zephyr, Pynguin, Ranorex Studio, Selenium, Bullseye, PyUnit, Cobertura, EclEmma ParTeG, Jest, … Remember to appropriately cite any publications you use in writing your report. Grading Rubric Language(s) supported, 10 points Kinds of testing supported by the tool, 20 points Black-box test generation techniques supported by the tool, 30 points White-box test generation techniques supported by the tool, 30 points List of appropriately cited and defined references, 10 points Note that URLs are not sufficient citations, unless it’s a web page (and thus not the most credible source material). Templates for proper references: * J. Smith, “Paper Title,” Journal Name, Month, Year, pages. * J. Doe, “Conference Paper Title,” Conference Name, City, Month, Year, pages. * E. Roe and A. Doe, Book Title, Publisher, Year. » “Website Title,”