Software Analysis and Testing through Prototyping
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Authors
Luqi
Kraemer, B.
Berzins, V.
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Date of Issue
1989
Date
1989
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Naval Postgraduate School
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en_US
Abstract
Prototyping is such a complementary approach, which allows many of the traditional kinds of software analysis and testing to be applied at earlier stages. The prototyping process helps to establish relatively static concepts of correctness, which can be used as a meaningful basis for later verification efforts. The execution of software prototypes is similar to traditional validation, except that the developer is explicitly concerned with the length of time during which the proposed system will continue to meet customer needs, rather than just ensuring the system will meet currently perceived needs. This paper also discusses three levels of analysis and testing that are in1portant for real-time systems in rapid prototyping.
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Technical Report
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Computer Science (CS)
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NPS 52-89-044
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Luqi, B. Kraemer, and V. Berzins, "Software Analysis and Testing through Prototyping'', Technical Report NPS 52-89-044, Computer Science Department, Naval Postgraduate School, 1989.
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