'Defect detection' diaporamas de présentation

Testing Fundamentals

Testing Fundamentals. In God we trust, everything else we test. It may be acceptable to say that 99.9% of defects are fixed in a product for a release, and only 0.1% defects are outstanding. It appears to be an excellent statistics to go ahead and release the product. However,

333 views • 29 slides

Benefits of Combined 2D and 3D AXI

448 views • 27 slides

See More, Learn More, Tell More

See More, Learn More, Tell More. Tim Menzies West Virginia University tim@menzies.us. Galaxy Global: Robert (Mike) Chapman Justin Di Stefano NASA IV&V: Kenneth McGill Pat Callis WVU: Kareem Ammar JPL: Allen Nikora DN American: John Davis. See more!. Learn more!. Tell

274 views • 27 slides

Teaching about Software Testing that is NOT for Defect Detection

Teaching about Software Testing that is NOT for Defect Detection. W. Morven Gentleman Dalhousie University Morven.Gentleman@dal.ca. Conventional Perspective. Software is tested on behalf of developer

276 views • 18 slides

Building Three-Dimensional Images Using a Time-Reversal Chaotic Cavity

Building Three-Dimensional Images Using a Time-Reversal Chaotic Cavity. Gabriel Montaldo, Delphine Palacio, Mickael Tanter, and Mathias Fink. IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectronics, and Frequency Control, Vol. 52, No. 9, September 2005. Presented By: Thomas Steen

292 views • 16 slides

Mining Windows Kernel API Rules

Mining Windows Kernel API Rules. Jinlin Yang jinlin@cs.virginia.edu 09/28/2005 CS696. My Background. Bounded exhaustive testing, 09/2001-01/2004

287 views • 16 slides

The Path to Multi-core Tools

The Path to Multi-core Tools. Paul Petersen. Outline. Motivation Where are we now What is easy to do next What is missing. Motivation. Look at the way parallel software is written Threads & Locks This has not really changed for decades The names and details change

249 views • 15 slides

Inspection of Software Requirements to support Project/Quality Management an Empirical Study

205 views • 10 slides

N a DIA p-10 N o D efect I s A cceptable Robotic Optical Inspection for Mechanical Assembly

207 views • 8 slides

Brief Overview of Batch vs. One Piece Flow

Brief Overview of Batch vs. One Piece Flow. Overall Lead Time = 30 minutes. 1 st Service Out = 3 min. 10 th Service Out = 12 min. Defect Detection = 20 Minutes. Defect Detection = 3 Minutes.

408 views • 3 slides

Defect Detection in Composite Materials by Thermographic Software

Defect Detection in Composite Materials by Thermographic Software. Keywords: thermographic software, composite materials , defect detection. Defect Detection in Composite Materials by Thermographic Software

140 views • 1 slides