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by Paul Felten (Author)
Software Testing Basics contains necessary software testing fundamentals for all dedicated software testers. The methods and concepts within are time-tested and grounded in international standards and FDA regulations for medical device software. Adding any of the software testing elements within should increase the quality of testing and affect the total product quality and release to production. After reading this book, new testers will have a solid foundation on which to start their careers on, and experienced testers will be able to identify inconsistencies and myths within their current test practices. Everything from creating requirements, to creating test cases is covered including test types, methods, and levels. Frequently asked questions such as "How do I know what to test?" is answered clearly and concisely.
Author Biography
After earning his B.A. in History, Paul Felten enlisted in the US Army, as an infantryman. While enlisted he earned the coveted Ranger tab and served two deployments as part of the 82nd Airborne. After his service obligation was complete he was offered an apprenticeship by Brian Pate, an expert medical device consultant helping medical device companies achieve compliance with all standards and regulations. Paul started manual testing, then began expanding to surrounding activities such as creating requirements, creating test cases, and creating test plans. Paul then taught himself test automation with Ranorex and through Ranorex, taught himself how to program in C#. He has helped clients achieve test compliance and efficiency for embedded software, desktop applications, mobile applications, cloud-hosted virtualization software, and more. Paul continues help clients with their verification needs, both manually and through test automation as Senior Validation Specialist for SoftwareCPR(R).
