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Bug ageing – why it is important to follow in a software project




First of all, what is bug ageing ? Well, in a very broad sense, bug ageing is the amount of time that a bug is with a certain person. A bug can follow many different paths during its history – the bug can be with a developer, pending for the bug to be fixed. The [...]



Designing of Multimedia Databases




Many inherent characteristics of multimedia data have direct and indirect impacts on the design of multimedia databases. These include : the huge size of MMDBs, temporal nature, richness of content, complexity of representation and subjective interpretation. The major challenges in designing multimedia databases arise from several requirements they need to satisfy such as the following: [...]



What to do when there is not enough time for thorough testing ?




What if there isn’t enough time for thorough testing? The first answer (and applicable in a world that is more ideal) is to not be in such a situation. If you are releasing a software that is not thoroughly tested, then you are potentially sitting on dangerous ground, not knowing when and where the software [...]



Defect Management




What is a defect?

For a test engineer, a defect is: • Any deviation from a given specification. • Anything that causes user dissatisfaction • Incorrect output • Software is not behaving the way it should behave.

Difference between bug, defect and error:- • Software is said to have a bug if the features deviate [...]