black-box testing, a software testing technique in which testing criteria are developed specifically for a particular piece of software, coverage-based testing, a model of software testing in which the adequacy of a test is determined by the percentage of the software that is examined, dynamic analysis, a type of software testing in which a program is executed and the results of this execution are examined, error-based testing, a software testing technique that detects common errors made by humans, a Fagan inspection, a process in which a team of engineers manually inspects the code of a piece of software, fault-based testing, a software testing technique that focuses primarily on testing for faults, (a) peer review, a practice in which engineers read the programs of other engineers to identify faults or inadequacies in programs, proof of correctness, a process which formally states a program’s specification and proves that the program meets that specification, static analysis, type of software testing in which a program’s structure and components are examined without being executed, scenario-based evaluation, a model of software testing which is guided by simulations of common use scenarios, stepwise abstraction, a technique for analyzing software in which all of the code is examined, from the most primitive to the most abstract, white-box testing, a software testing technique which examines the internal logical structure of software

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