Week 1 Plan and Review

Credits to @hope_house_press_leather_diary_studio


These were the Goals we set to do on Week 1:
  • Get familiar and a brief introduction to software testing.
  • Read Chapter 1 of the Introduction to Software Testing Book.
  • Define team roles.
  • Figure out which project are we going to be working on this semester.
  • Share Github credentials (Usernames).
  • Set up Github Team Repository.
  • Brief Review on how to use Github.
  • Get to now each other, by sharing cellphone numbers and creating a WhatsApp group.
What we actually accomplished:
  • We did get acquainted with Software Testing by reading Chapter 1 and solving some doubts with one and other.
  • As for assigning team roles we decided that Frida is going to be our team captain (maybe).
  • We couldn't settle on which project we're going to be working on because we haven't define those projects in our other classes, they're still pretty abstract at the moment.
  • We finished our Class Activity #1 that consisted on setting up the Team´s Github Repository, so naturally we shared our Git usernames.
  • Frida created the team WhatsApp group so we can communicate a lot easier.
Weekly Planning Through the Semester:
  • Set software tests for the project the we choose.
  • Functional Testing
  • Validation
  • Verification
  • Minimize software risks
  • Implement new software testing techniques

Team #1
Frida 
Valentin
Floreth

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