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Towards Integration of Use Case Modelling and Usage-Based Testing (1999)
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@MISC{Regnell99towardsintegration,
author = {Björn Regnell and Per Runeson and Claes Wohlin and Usage-based Testing},
title = {Towards Integration of Use Case Modelling and Usage-Based Testing},
year = {1999}
}
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Abstract
This paper focuses on usage modelling as a basis for both requirements engineering and testing, and investigates the possibility of integrating the two disciplines of use case modelling and statistical usage testing. The paper investigates the conceptual framework for each discipline, and discusses how they can be integrated to form a seamless transition from requirements models to test models for reliability certification. Two approaches for such an integration are identified: integration by model transformation and integration by model extension. The integration approaches are illustrated through an example, and advantages as well as disadvantages of each approach are discussed. Based on the fact that the two disciplines have models with common information and similar structure, it is argued that an integration may result in coordination benefits and reduced costs. Several areas of further research are identified. Bjrn Regnell, Per Runeson and Claes Wohlin 3 Accepted for publicatio...
Keyphrases
use case modelling usage-based testing statistical usage requirement engineering usage modelling reduced cost several area bjrn regnell reliability certification model transformation integration approach seamless transition common information requirement model conceptual framework claes wohlin similar structure per runeson coordination benefit model extension
