Reliability Testing
About Reliability Testing
Reliability
is defined as the probability of failure-free software operation for a
specified period of time in a particular environment.
Reliability
testing is performed to ensure that the software is reliable; it
satisfies the purpose for which it is made, for a specified amount of
time in a given environment, and is capable of rendering a fault-free
operation.
Why is Reliability Testing important?
Reliability Testing helps uncover flaws in system design and functionality.
Reliability
Testing not only helps determine the number of failed test cases in a
specified amount of time but also helps uncover the structure of
repeating failures. Once this is revealed, it becomes easy to modify the
code to ensure that the reliability of the software is enhanced.
Who should take the Reliability Testing Exam?
• Software testing or QA professionals
• Anyone who wants to assess their software testing skills
• Software testing or QA managers and senior executives
• Professionals working in outsourced companies responsible for software testing or QA
• Software testing or QA consultants
• Students
Reliability Testing Certification Course Outline
1. Software Testing Basics
2. The Testing Process
3. Automated testing
4. Testing Artifacts
5. Reliability Testing