Life: The Next Chapter
| 2012/05/20 | Posted by CCAdmin under Microsoft, Software Testing, Uncategorized |
It’s one of those times in life to start a new chapter. New chapters in life don’t come as often as they used to, but now is the time to start my next chapter. I’ve been working at Honeywell Aerospace since August of 1998. That was shortly after I graduated with my bachelor’s degree in… more
Use the Right Words – It Matters!
| 2012/03/18 | Posted by CCAdmin under Tips |
Have you ever looked at some instructions and scratched your head for a long time because they didn’t make sense? Have you done this only to find out later that the problem was just that the instructions used the wrong terms which effectively made it gibberish to someone who knew the correct terms (e.g. you)?… more
Mind Mapping and Getting “The Big Picture”
| 2012/02/26 | Posted by CCAdmin under Mind Map, Models, prodcutivity, Software Testing, Tips |
Early in my career I wrote a lot of device driver type software for test equipment. We utilized these drivers in our automated testing framework and test scripts in order to use the test equipment for testing purposes. I specifically remember not always knowing what the project that the software was being used on, was… more
Testing Links Page Is Up!
| 2012/01/20 | Posted by CCAdmin under Learning, Software Testing, Tools, Uncategorized |
I thought as I now have the Testing Links page “completed” (linked from top menu of website), I would give a little explanation as to what it is (and what it isn’t). When I say “completed”, I mean completed for now. It is designed to be a living links page that will be updated as new… more
Using UML For Requirements Based Testing (Part 3)
| 2011/11/28 | Posted by CCAdmin under Models, prodcutivity, Software Testing, Tools |
Part 3 – Getting the Right Level Introduction This last installment of discussing the idea of using UML for requirement based system testing shouldn’t be very long, but it is an important point. Part of the reason it is so important is because it is so difficult (yet looks so easy). Context, context, context!… more
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