An Approach for Test Case Generation Using UML State chart Diagram
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Software testing accounts for consumption of the largest chunk of life cycle resources. Within the software testing test case generation is a paramount step. In this paper, we propose an approach to generate the test cases using UML state chart diagrams. Firstly, state chart diagram is transformed into a labeled graph which in turn is transformed into what has been called an intermediate testable model – a representation suitable for deriving system level test cases.
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Keywords: Software testing, State chart diagrams, Labeled graph, Intermediate testable model, test cases.
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