WHITE BOX TESTING with Java, jUnit & Eclipse

White Box Testing – Java using JUnit and Eclipse is designed for students seeking entry into rapidly expanding market of professionals who can understand, debug, and develop Java code in addition to being able to test application components using  industry leading framework like JUnit. This class shall also serve as a vehicle for black-box testers to advance in their career by experiencing  software development life cycle, basic to advanced programming language concepts, sophisticated unit testing framework, and powerful integrated development environmen (IDE). This class shall be excellent opportunity for college or univerisity students with therotical knowlege in Java to experience using Eclise IDE as development platform, developing and debugging Java application, integrating with JUnit framework and Jcoverage for through and complete testing coverage.  Key topics of the class are –

·         Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

·         Software Architecture Models

·         Testing Types and Artifacts

·         White-Box Testing and Approach

·         (Basic) Java Language Elements and Concepts i.e. Variables, Statement Block

·         (Intermediate) Java Language i.e. String, Array, Control Flow Statements

·         (Advanced) Object-Oriented Programming Concepts in Java i.e. Abstract, Inheritance, Polymorphism

·         Introduction to Eclipse IDE

·         Developing Java Applications in Eclipse IDE

·         Debugging Java Code in Eclipse IDE

·         Importing/Exporting Java Code in/from Eclipse IDE

·         Deploying and Running Java Application using Eclipse IDE

·         Introduction to JUnit Framework

·         Configuring JUnit with Eclipse IDE

·         Designing JUnit Test Cases

·         Developing and Running JUnit Test Cases

·         Developing and Running JUnit Test Suites

·         Using JUnit to Fix Software Defects

·         Ensuring 100% JUnit Code Coverage using JCoverage

Most of the class material will follow thorough lab assignments and/or exercises to ensure students have opportunity to understand the material as well as ask questions. Basic knowledge of Java is helpful but not required.