Hello everyone,

This is the last blog of this semester, so I want to share the knowledge and experience I have learned this semester, as well as my expectations and opinions on testing work.

I have learned a lot from having little knowledge of this test at the beginning to now having a basic introduction. Start by understanding the meaning of testing. Testing is not a job that only requires reverse disassembly of the code to ensure that it runs. It is very complex and requires you to use tight logical thinking to challenge the code from all aspects. For example, it is not only based on the input designed by the code, but also based on all forms of input to test whether the code will run or crash. And I also learned about equivalence class testing, such as what Normal/Robust and Weak/Strong testing are. These are very interesting and they have opened a door for me into the field of testing.

They also got me interested in testing jobs, and I’m now starting to pay attention to jobs related to game testing and code testing. I still have a positive view on the future of this type of work. Testing teams are very important to both businesses and customers. He ensured unnecessary losses and savings.

Moreover, in the assignments and activities this semester, I also learned how to use effective testing tools to help us conduct testing work more efficiently. With the help of tools, we can save a lot of working time and let AI and tools do low-efficiency work, while we can concentrate on high-efficiency work.

Anyway, the knowledge I learned this semester will be of great help to my future and work. I hope everyone who reads this blog can try to understand and learn software testing. I hope it will be helpful to you.

From the blog CS@Worcester – Ty-Blog by Tianyuan Wang and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.