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A programming language designed to be easy for humans to read and write. Examples include C, Java, and Python. Requires translation to machine language.
High Level Language
A low-level programming language that uses symbolic code to represent machine-level instructions. Requires an assembler for translation.
Assembly Language
The basic binary code (0s and 1s) that a computer's processor can execute directly.
Machine Language
A standardized modeling language for visualizing software design and structure.
Unified Modeling Language
Activity Diagram
A diagram that represents the flow of activities in a system, illustrating the sequence and conditions for coordinating lower-level behaviors.
Class Diagram
A static structure diagram that describes the structure of a system by showing its classes, attributes, operations, and relationships
Use Case Diagram
A diagram used to identify the functional requirements of a system by representing actors and their interactions with the system.
Sequence Diagram
A diagram that shows how objects interact in a particular scenario by illustrating the sequence of messages exchanged between objects.
Complete the word! ( Quality S___________)
Standards
Complete the word! ( S ______________ Development)
Software
Complete the word! ( Software M_______)
Metrics
Complete the word! (Problem S___________)
Solving
Complete the word! ( Development M_________)
Methods
Complete the word! ( D________ Density)
Defect
Complete the word! ( Class C__________)
Coupling
What is the difference between Testing Needs AND Testing Requirements?
Testing Needs are the specific requirements for testing whereas Testing Requirements are the specific conditions that need to be tested
