Unit Testing. Contractor shall perform iterative unit testing as program code is developed to ensure that the code works as required. Contractor shall create test plans documents for all use cases.
Unit Testing. At least 120 Calendar Days prior to the Effective Date of Services, Vendor and FHKC shall commence a series of unit tests to verify that each process of the System produces the expected results as defined in this Contract.
Unit Testing. This type of test is used to validate that an individual program module or script functions correctly. Each System module that has been developed shall be tested to ensure that all module functionality is working properly. If a module interacts with other modules, the interfaces between the modules are ‘stubbed’ out or removed so that only the module itself is tested in isolation. These tests are generally informal tests conducted and documented by a developer. Subsystem Integration Testing This type of test ensures that small groupings of modules are working properly. While full System functionality is not yet tested in this phase, groups of modules that work together shall be isolated and tested to ensure that key activities work properly from end to end. This type of testing is generally performed by developers in the development environment. This is expected by the Oregon Votes Project Team to be the first phase of testing where all test planning and documentation activities listed in the Test Plan shall occur. End-to-End Testing This phase of testing involves testing the System’s functionality end-to-end, including testing all interfaces to internal and external systems that interact with the System. This test must cover System performance, volume, stress, and load balance testing, and must focus on verifying that the System’s functionality conforms to the Functional and Non-Functional Requirements that were defined for the System. System documentation must be reviewed to ensure that it encompasses a sufficient scope and that it was developed with sufficient quality. This test must be conducted in an environment synchronized with the target Production environment and is conducted by the Contractor testing team, which is independent of the development team. Contractor shall ensure through this testing phase that the conversion and use of legacy system data does not generate any errors. The Contractor shall perform end-to-end testing until all Xxxxx 0 (Xxxxxxxxxxxx) xxx Xxxxx 0 (Xxxxx) Defects, as determined by the Agency’s PM, have been remediated within the System (e.g., missing functionality, computational errors).
Unit Testing. (a) Supplier shall conduct “Unit Testing” in which Supplier takes the smallest piece of testable Software in the application, isolates it from the remainder of the code, and determines whether it behaves exactly as expected. Each unit is tested separately before integrating them into modules to test the interfaces between modules. During the Unit Testing phase, Supplier shall include:
Unit Testing. 1. The Contractor shall perform in-house unit level testing throughout the development process.
Unit Testing. Unit testing is done to assess and correct the functionality of individual or small groups of code or modules. Unit testing ensures the various objects and components that make up the System are individually tested, and that errors are detected and corrected prior to exiting the development environment. The selected Vendor shall submit its approach to Unit Testing, including targets for unit test coverage and pass rates, for approval to CHFS prior to the commencement of the development phase.
Unit Testing. 1. The Contractor shall perform unit level hardware and software testing throughout the development process as required by Contractor ISO 9001 (or equivalent) process.
Unit Testing. Unit testing with respect to a Unit is completed when Owner has accepted Mechanical Completion, FAT has been successfully completed and the Unit has been prepared for Long Haul Transport. Notice of Unit Substantial Completion will be provided to Owner with sufficient detail to enable Owner to determine whether Contractor has achieved these requirements in accordance with the Standards. Owner will have seven (7) Business Days to accept or provide notice of deficiencies. “Long Haul Transport” means that a Unit(s) has been prepared so that it may travel at speeds greater than 20 mph. Prior to Long Haul Transport, the Unit(s) will be de-stacked and made ready for transport.
Unit Testing. Unit Testing as set forth in (i) Task 4 (Operating Software and Baseline Application Software Set Up) and/or Task 5 (Baseline Application Modifications), as the case may be, of Exhibit A (Statement of Work - Remittance Processing & Image Archive) or (ii) Task 4 (Operating Software and Baseline Application Software Set Up) of Exhibit A.1 (Statement of Work - Optima 3 IMS), as applicable, to confirm that each and every individual component and subcomponent of each and every System Component operates properly in accordance with all Specifications and all provisions of this Agreement and with no Deficiencies.
Unit Testing. Unit testing verifies the functioning in isolation of software pieces which are separately testable. Depending on the context, these could be the individual subprograms or a larger component made of tightly related units. Integration Testing: Integration testing is the process of verifying the interaction between software components. System Testing: System testing is concerned with the behaviour of a whole system.
