Testing Summary 2 - March 17 2006

	Random tests, random inputs						Specific tests of data structures, algorithms, in your program						Specific tests of modules/functions in your program
C. Hayes	test:						test:						test:
R. Kappiyoor	Testing all inputs (be more specific?)						Running the program uses most of the code (assuming you actually try to move, and shoot missiles). Also, we tested the client and the server, which is in a separate part of the game. (more specifics)						Had someone with no knowledge of the program try to run it. (be more specific)
T. Loffredo	Hit the pool ball with random power and angle at every opportunity.						Running the program runs through most of the code; also specific test for vector math.						Each prototypes incorporates functional test; formal methods used for testing
M. Murphy	Entered wide range of integral values and the program works fine; entering decimal values or "one" for 1 caused errors.						Realized that the program couldn't handle huge integers so a large integer was input in order to verify the program would crash.						Testing helped discover that something was accidentally being added twice. (what is this item?)
L. Ouyang	test:						test:						test:
C. Powell	Random number generation for randomizing inputs - random initial positions of Mercury (The program uses randomness to initializepositions)						Test specific angles that might cause problems (0,90,180, 270)						Input various angles and inspect the graphical representation to validate accuracy of the function
A. Ravichandran	Random test program that tests each module						Each module goes through random testing program						Each module is testetd by random testing program. Be more specific with all these tests
A. Smith	test:						test:						test:
D. Stalcup	Checking if 15 randomly selected button clicks produce results expected.						Checking if 15 pre-selected button clicks produce expected results.						Checking move function of both operating characters and that it works properly.
D. Tran	Tested by randomly choosing countries from the drop down list and viewing results						Selected countries that would yield outliers for data, viewed results and debugged code.						Continued random testing and recorded minimum and maximum values.
J. Trent	test:						test:						test: