The Nature of Exploratory Testing by Cem Kaner J D Ph D Professor of Software Engineering Florida Institute of Technology and James Bach Principal Satisfice Inc These notes are partially based on research that was supported by NSF Grant EIA 0113539 ITR SY PE Improving the Education of Software Testers Any opinions findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author s and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Nation
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The exploratory system control model multi loop network by DANIEL J PAULISH Burroughs Corporation Paoli Pennsylvania PURPOSE The Exploratory Systems Control Model ESM Multiloop Network consists of the original three loop ESM network delivered in 1977 and the fourth Exploratory Systems Con trol Model Development ESMD loop delivered in 1978 The ESM also includes a fifth loop supplied under the Mod ular System Control Development Model MSCDM project The ESM provi
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory August 1976 Meme AIM 285 Computer Science Department Report No STAN CS 76 568 STANFORD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LABORATORY 3 Computer Science Department E Stanford University Stanford California 94305 PROGRESS REPORT 3 Covering The Period December 1 1975 to July 31 1976 EXPLORATORY STUDY OF COMPUTER INTEGRATED ASSEMBLY SYSTEMS by T O Binford D D Grossman C R Liu R C Bolles R A Finkel M S Mu jtaba M D Rode
Exploratory Testing Explained v 1 3 4 16 03 James Bach james satisfice com copyright 2002 2003 James Bach Exploratory software testing is a powerful approach yet widely misunderstood In some situations it can be orders of magnitude more productive than scripted testing All testers practice some form of exploratory testing unless they simply don t create tests at all Yet few of us study this approach and it doesn t get much respect in our field This attitude is