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|a Kramer, Anne ,
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|a Model-based testing essentials :
|b guide to the ISTQB certified model-based tester foundation level
|c Anne Kramer, Bruno Legeard
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|a Hoboken, New Jersey :
|b John Wiley & Sons Inc.
|c c2016
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|c 25 cm.
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|a 1. Introduction to model based testing -- 2. What you should know about MBT before starting -- 3. Process aspects of MBT -- 4. Aspects to consider before you start writing an MBT model -- 5. Modelling languages - the agony of choice -- 6. Good MBT modelling practices -- 7. How MBT modelling practices -- 8. Deriving tests from an MBT model -- 9. Executing model based tests -- 10. Introducing MBT in your company -- 11. Case studies -- 12. Conclusions
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|a International Software Testing Qualifications Board
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|a Computer software
|x Testing
|x Examinations
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|a Electronic data processing personnel
|x Certification
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|a Model-based reasoning
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