|Software Testing Glossary Series|CTFL|B|

Behavior:
Behavior is the response of the system/component with a specified set of inputs and pre-conditions.

Beta Testing:
Beta Testing is simulated or actual operational testing conducted at an external site, by roles outside the development organization. Beta Testing is also known as field testing.

Black-Box-Testing:
Black-Box Testing is the testing technique which carries on an analysis of the specification either functional/non-functional for any module/component/system without knowing the internal structure.

Boundary Value:
Boundary Value is the testing technique which covers the maximum and minimum value of any partition.

Boundary Value Analysis:
Boundary Value Analysis is a black-box test technique in which test cases are designed based on boundary values.

Burn-down Chart:
Burn-down Chart is a public chart which depicts the outstanding effort versus time in iteration. It shows the status and trend of completing the tasks of the iteration. The X-axis typically represents days in the sprint, while the Y-axis is the remaining effort (usually either in ideal engineering hours or story points).



References: ISTQB
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