Boundary Value Analysis-5
6.0 Robustness Testing Robustness testing can be seen as an extension of Boundary Value Analysis. The idea behind Robustness testing is to test for clean and dirty test cases. By clean I mean input variables that lie in the legitimate input range. By dirty, I mean using input variables that fall just outside this input domain. In addition to the aforementioned 5 testing values (min, min+, nom, max-, max) we use two more values for each variable (min-, max+), which are designed to fall just outside of the input range. If we adapt our function f to apply to Robustness testing we…