Graph Theory Applications in Developing Software Test Strategies for Networking Services
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The graph-based metrics (cyclomatic complexity, essential complexity, module design complexity, system design complexity, and system integration complexity) are reviewed and applied for analyzing the C-code complexity and estimating the number of integration and unit tests for two networking systems: Carrier Networks Support system with switches and routers, and Aggregation System for networking services. Comparing different code releases, it is found that the reduction of the code complexity leads to significant reduction of errors and maintainability efforts. The test and code coverage issues for networking systems are also discussed.
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Graph Theory Applications in Developing Software Test Strategies for Networking Services
ABSTRACT
The graph-based metrics (cyclomatic complexity, essential complexity, module design complexity, system design complexity, and system integration complexity) are reviewed and applied for analyzing the C-code complexity and estimating the number of integration and unit tests for two networking systems: Carrier Networks Support system with switches and routers, and Aggregation System for networking services. Comparing different code releases, it is found that the reduction of the code complexity leads to significant reduction of errors and maintainability efforts. The test and code coverage issues for networking systems are also discussed
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Dr. Vladimir V. Riabov is a professor and director of Computer Science programs at Rivier University, Nashua, NH. He published more than 140 chapters, journal articles and conference papers on Networking Technologies, Computer Security, Computational Algorithms, Code Testing, Aerothermodynamics, and Hypersonic Flows. Vladimir received a Ph.D. in Mathematics and Physics from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and M.S. in Computer Information Systems from Southern New Hampshire University. He is a senior member of ACM and AIAA, and a member of IEEE and MAA.