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Exploring Computing Environment Possibilities for Risk Oriented Testing


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1 Central University of Haryana , Mahendergarh, Haryana,123029, India
2 Deenbandhu Chhoturam University of Science and Technology, Murthal, Haryana, 131039, India
 

The present research effort analyses various application areas of risk oriented testing and indentifies the gaps from the past .We need risk oriented testing not only for identifying risks in the projects but also for the maximum optimization of resources .Our research stresses on risk oriented testing in pervasive and evolutionary computational areas as due to dynamicity of such computing environment ,the project imbibes risk in great measure and needs to be taken care in early stages of the project . Risk oriented testing requires concentration in both of these application areas as extremely little work has been done in this regard.

Keywords

Risk, Risk Based Testing, Software Testing Life Cycle, Pervasive Computing, Evolutionary Computing.
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Authors

Vinita Malik
Central University of Haryana , Mahendergarh, Haryana,123029, India
Sukhdip Singh
Deenbandhu Chhoturam University of Science and Technology, Murthal, Haryana, 131039, India

Abstract


The present research effort analyses various application areas of risk oriented testing and indentifies the gaps from the past .We need risk oriented testing not only for identifying risks in the projects but also for the maximum optimization of resources .Our research stresses on risk oriented testing in pervasive and evolutionary computational areas as due to dynamicity of such computing environment ,the project imbibes risk in great measure and needs to be taken care in early stages of the project . Risk oriented testing requires concentration in both of these application areas as extremely little work has been done in this regard.

Keywords


Risk, Risk Based Testing, Software Testing Life Cycle, Pervasive Computing, Evolutionary Computing.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.13005/ojcst%2F10.03.18