Leader’s Pulse: Part 2: Managing the Knowledge Worker

Michael Hackett   Michael is a co-founder of LogiGear Corporation, and has over two decades of experience in software engineering in banking, securities, healthcare and consumer electronics. Michael is a Certified Scrum Master and has co-authored two books on software testing. Testing Applications on the Web: Test Planning for Mobile and Internet-Based Systems (Wiley, 2nd …

Top 10 Mobile App Testing Mistakes to Avoid

This article will cover 10 common mobile app testing mistakes to avoid when you are a software tester working in a mobile app testing and development environment. The 10 points may help you to start your mobile testing activities if you are new to mobile testing or they may help you to recap your existing mobile testing …

Combinatorial Software Testing

“Combinatorial testing can detect hard-to-find software faults more efficiently than manual test case selection methods.” Developers of large data-intensive software often notice an interesting—though not surprising—phenomenon: When usage of an application jumps dramatically, components that have operated for months without trouble suddenly develop previously undetected errors. For example, newly added customers may have account records …

An Interview with Computer Scientist – D. Richard Kuhn About Applications Development of Combinatorial Research

D. Richard Kuhn – Computer Scientist, National Institute of Standards & Technology LogiGear: How did you become interested in developing applications for combinatorial research? What led you to it personally, and what did you find fascinating about it? Mr. Kuhn: About 12 years ago Dolores Wallace and I were investigating causes of software failures in …

Computer Scientist – D. Richard Kuhn Will Provide Some Insights on How to Become a Software Tester and Shares His Interest in Combinatorial Testing

D. Richard Kuhn – Computer Scientist, National Institute of Standards & Technology LogiGear: How did you get into software testing? What did you find interesting about it? Mr. Kuhn: About 10 years ago Dolores Wallace and I were investigating the causes of software failures in medical devices, using 15 years of data from the FDA. …

Professor Jeff Offutt Provides Some Insight to LogiGear Magazine on How to Become a Software Tester

Jeff Offutt – Professor of Software Engineering in the Volgenau School of Information Technology at George Mason University – homepage – and editor-in-chief of Wiley’s journal of Software Testing, Verification and Reliability, LogiGear: How did you get into software testing? What do you find interesting about it? Professor Offutt: When I started college I didn’t …