acceptance test presented by: code shark solutions 04/26/11

Acceptance Test

Presented By:Code Shark Solutions

04/26/11

WelcomeOur ClientDr. Timoth C. LedermanProfessor of Computer ScienceSiena College

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Code Shark Solutions Acceptance Test

AgendaIntroductionOur ModelOur ProjectRequirements InventoryData DesignTest PlanSearchDemoWhat is next?

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IntroductionOur Team

Daniel RotondoCo-Team Leader

Ryan GodfreyCo-Team Leader

Kurt GreinerLead Programmer

Rebecca WilsonInformation Specialist

Akeem ShirleyDatabase

Administrator

Brittany LintelmanDocumentarian

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Our Model

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ROSES Problem DefinitionSite lacks functionality

Inconsistent menuNo Search feature

Is not aesthetically pleasing

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Our ProjectR.O.S.E.S.

Redesign of the Software Engineering Site


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Functional RequirementsView WebsiteWill be able to view all pages the client requires.Links to the following:

Siena College Homepage Siena Computer Science website Siena School of Science website Siena Career Center website

Calendars will open to the current date.Will be able to select a date to display to.Will have a consistent menu system.

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Functional RequirementsSearchWill be able to search by Student name, Team name, Course

year, Client name.Will be able to select Student Name, Team Name, Course

Year, or Client name from the displayed results.Will be able to view page for a student, software team, team

year, or client.Will resize photos of teams and individuals to stay

proportional given a static width.Will be able to print the result pages for Students and TeamsWill be able to click link to view all teams or all course years.

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Non-Functional RequirementsSystem must be:

Aesthetically pleasing

Easily navigableEasily maintainable

for instructorEasily modifiable

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MS Access 2007 Relationships Diagram

Provides a visual representation of the database.

Shows tables, fields, and relationships between tables.

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MS Access 2007 Relationships Diagram

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Entity-Relationship (ER) Diagram

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Provides a graphical representation of entities of a database and their relationships to each other.

Consists of entities, attributes, and relationships.

EntitiesDisplayed as rectangles.Represent a table in the database.AttributesDisplayed as ovals.Represent data associated with entity or

relationship.

Entity-Relationship (ER) Diagram

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RelationshipsDisplayed as diamondsRepresent relationship between two entitiesOne-to-OneOne-to-ManyMany-to-Many

Entity Relationship Diagram

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Test PlanDocuments the strategy used to test

Ensures that the Functional and Non-Functional Requirements are met

Includes all of the following: unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing

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Our StrategyBreak the project in to units

Ensure the units work properly alone

Make sure the units interact correctly

Test that the whole system functions as expected

Guarantee that all Functional and Non-functional requirements are met

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Unit Test Excerpt

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Search TestsUnit 2.1Test the Search by Student functionality.

Test Cases

Pass/Fail Status

Test Number

DescriptionAction to perform

test (input)Steps to be Executed

State Before Test Expected result Observed result CommentsTested

ByTest Date

P Navigate to Search main page.

P 2.001 Enter search criteria.Enter a Student's name exactly as it is spelled.

Enter desired input and press the Search button.

Search main page.

Exact Matches should appear first followed by matches where the string is contained in the result followed by inexact matches.

Expected resultSearched Ryan. Matches came back as expected

RG 4/25/11

P 2.002 Enter search criteria.Enter part of a Student's name.


Search main page.


Expected resultSearched yan. Matches came back as expected

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P 2.003 Enter search criteria.Enter a Student's name slightly misspelled.


Search main page.


Expected resultSearched Kurt Griener. Found Kurt Greiner

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P 2.004 Enter search criteria.Enter a Student's name with punctuation.


Search main page.


Expected result

Searched Ryan Godfrey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!@*#*(&^$*(#. Found Ryan Godfrey

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P 2.005 Enter search criteria.Enter a Student's name last name first, followed by the first name.


Search main page.


Expected resultSearched Godfrey Ryan. Found Ryan Godfrey

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P 2.006 Enter search criteria.Enter a Student's name with no spaces.


Search main page.


Expected resultSearched RyanGodfrey. Found Ryan Godfrey

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P = Unit Summary 100%passing 6passed Date of last test = 4/25/11 6 tests 0failed

Integration TestingBrings together units that have been tested

individually

Ensures that all units work together properly


Acceptance TestingMakes sure that all functional and non-functional

requirements are met

Makes sure product passes unit testing, integration testing, and full system testing

Will be documented in the next stage of our model


Functional RequirementsChecklist

View WebsiteWill be able to view all pages the client requires.Links to the following:

Siena College Homepage Siena Computer Science website Siena School of Science website Siena Career Center website

Calendars will open to the current date.Will be able to select a date to display to.Will have a consistent menu system.

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Functional RequirementsChecklistSearch

Will be able to search by Student name, Team name, Course year, Client name.

Will be able to select Student Name, Team Name, Course Year, or Client name from the displayed results.

Will be able to view page for a student, software team, team year, or client.

Will resize photos of teams and individuals to stay proportional given a static width.

Will be able to print the result pages for Students and TeamsWill be able to click link to view all teams or all course years.

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Search Implementation

Levenshtein distanceMeasures how similar two strings are to one

another.

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How it Works

Finds the edit distance between two words.

+1 for every insertion, deletion, and substitution.

+0 if the letters match

Edit Distance = 329


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Search Method in PHPOur Strategy:Clean input and DB entry.Display exact matches.Display “contains” cases.Display inexact matches.

Methods Used: int levenshtein ( string $str1 , string $str2 )string strstr ( string $haystack , mixed $needle )string strtolower ( string $str )string trim ( string $str )mixed preg_replace ( mixed $pattern , mixed

$replacement , mixed $subject )

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Demohttp://oraserv.cs.siena.edu/~perm_css/at/

index.php

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How Will the Website be Maintained?

New ClientINSERT INTO Client VALUES(38, "MaryAnne", "Egan", "Professor of Computer Science", "Siena College");

New TeamINSERT INTO Team Values("The A Team", NULL, 38, NULL, 2010, 2011, "Test Project", "T.P.", NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);

New StudentsINSERT INTO Student VALUES(990, "Snow", "White", NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, "The A Team", "The A Team");INSERT INTO Student VALUES(991, "Beauty", "Beast", NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, "The A Team", "The A Team");INSERT INTO Student VALUES(992, "Cinder", "Ella", NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, "The A Team", "The A Team");INSERT INTO Student VALUES(993, "Alad", "Din", NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, "The A Team", "The A Team");

New SpeakerINSERT INTO Speaker VALUES("Santa", "Claus", 20110515, "The Truth about Christmas", "PH.D", "The Spirit of Christmas", NULL, "Mrs. Claus", NULL, "The North Pole", NULL, "The North Pole", NULL, "http://www.claus.com/village.php.htm", NULL, "How to be a good boy or girl", "Spring", 2011);

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What’s Next?

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Thank You!Questions?

Comments?

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acceptance test presented by: code shark solutions 04/26/11

Documents

functional requirements

agenda introduction

requirements system

team year

software team

search feature

relationships diagram

team daniel rotondo