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Intro lecture #1

Closed willirath closed 3 years ago

willirath commented 4 years ago

@fp21 The PDF looks like a great base for the lecture-like intro part! Do you need assistance in the translation? (We could split this and then review each other's parts.)

Also, we've added time to the testing slot so that now there's a (max) 1.5h session for a lecture-like intro that should be based on the existing slides and another (max.) 1.5h session that immediately follows for a hands-on part. (We can adjust the times and go for a longer hands-on part or for a longer break if we like.)

fp21 commented 4 years ago

Hi, i wanted to use the slides as a base structure for the lecture part. So I would translate them in the process. If think we could also translate them first and then build the new slides.

Who should do the lecture part? I suggest that we split the part up.

As an idea for the base structure:

Testing - What for? What is testing? Common methods / SE Methods Automated Test Oracle Test/ Lookup check Unit Test Integration Testing Metamorphic Testing Transition to hands-on part

willirath commented 4 years ago

Who should do the lecture part? I suggest that we split the part up.

I'm fine with splitting this up. As I'm quite used to doing these kinds of tutorials and lectures, I would be okay with just being the fall-back person who presents whichever parts you or @dilipjh leave over. So feel free to pick anywhere between 0% and 100% of the lecture part for you to present and I'll take care of the rest.

willirath commented 4 years ago

Testing - What for? What is testing?

In the upper two points, it's important to make sure that this is mostly about testing as part of the development (and maintenance?) process. I've seen the misconception that testing of software just means testing by users so they can decide if they should buy or more widely apply the software for their needs. (Quote: Let's first finish coding. Then we can find people who test this.)

Common methods / SE Methods Automated Test Oracle Test/ Lookup check Unit Test Integration Testing Metamorphic Testing Transition to hands-on part

The rest looks fine.

Dilipjh commented 4 years ago

Testing - What for? What is testing?

Under this section do we introduce the common nomenclature in Software testing? as part of the theory session. I think this will help the attendees get a better structure of the testing approaches and divisions.

We should also highlight that testing need not be considered separate from the development process but is an integral part of an efficient development process.

In the upper two points, it's important to make sure that this is mostly about testing as part of the development (and maintenance?) process.

This is mostly from the perspective of product development. (Developers/coders)

I've seen the misconception that testing of software just means testing by users so they can decide if they should buy or more widely apply the software for their needs.

This is mostly from the perspective of an end-user (company) accepting the software product.

(Quote: Let's first finish coding. Then we can find people who test this.)

This is when the development is done without the involvement of the QA team in the development cycle (usually an old software development model)

Common methods / SE Methods

Should we also mention the different ways in which the testing approach is categorized under this section? And then focus on function testing as it is most relevant to us.

Automated Test

We define and list the advance of the automated testing in the theory session. Does this translate to helping the attendees with setting up a simple basic automated test suit?

Oracle Test/ Lookup check Unit Test Integration Testing Metamorphic Testing(MT) -

I can take up this part in theory. I am hoping to set up a simple python MT example based on the available intro lessons (need to look at existing material and work on this)

Transition to hands-on part

Dilipjh commented 4 years ago

Do we have/select a common template for developing the slides? it will facilitate parallel development. I have made a few points and would like to start putting them into slides. it will help us review them during our next meet.

fp21 commented 4 years ago

Should we also mention the different ways in which the testing approach is categorized under this section? And then focus on function testing as it is most relevant to us.

I think we should do that.

We define and list the advance of the automated testing in the theory session. Does this translate to helping the attendees with setting up a simple basic automated test suit?

Yes that is my idea.

Do we have/select a common template for developing the slides? it will facilitate parallel development. I have made a few points and would like to start putting them into slides. it will help us review them during our next meet.

Think that's a good idea. I setup a initial latex template last week but had no internet access to upload it. It's now under slides.

willirath commented 4 years ago
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fp21 commented 4 years ago

I added the latex files under notes. I'll post a note when I finished the first 31.

fp21 commented 4 years ago

I translated the first 32 slides and restructured them in the notes section.

willirath commented 4 years ago

I translated the first 32 slides and restructured them in the notes section.

Structure looks good. I've used it for my translations as well (See #4.)

I'll have a look at the text soon.

fp21 commented 4 years ago
fp21 commented 4 years ago

The notes are done. Do we want to split the slides up, so that everyone build his own or do we want to build one presentation and everyone presents a part?

Dilipjh commented 4 years ago

The notes are done. Do we want to split the slides up, so that everyone build his own or do we want to build one presentation and everyone presents a part?

I would prefer building one presentation and all of us just using it.

fp21 commented 4 years ago
wrath commented 4 years ago

Do i know this project ?

willirath commented 4 years ago

Do i know this project ?

No, sorry for accidentally pinging you. I guess my handle @willirath was mistyped.