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DESCRIPTION:The Dallas Chapter of RS in conjunction with the Technical Comm
 ittee of System and Software\nAssurance of RS\, and the Department of Comp
 uter Science at the University of Texas at Dallas\norganized a very succes
 sful International Contest on Software Testing on April 24\, 2021. The\nco
 ntest was technically sponsored by Mooctest\, Inc.\nThe contest is one of 
 the most important events organized by the Dallas Chapter every year\,\nin
 creasing its reputation year after year while becoming an international ev
 ent. This year\, there\nwere more than 200 contestants from four different
  countries: USA\, India\, Brazil\, and China.\nThe contest has two parts:\
 n• The first part was a JUnit tutorial and practice test. Both were made
  available before the\ncontest. The objective was to help contestants unde
 rstand the contest format\, the basics of\nthe JUnit testing framework\, a
 s well as the MoocTest online testing platform required to\nuse during the
  contest. Each contestant needed to have basic knowledge about Java\nprogr
 amming.\n• The second part was the contest (09:00 - 11:30 am\, April 24\
 , Central Daylight Time\,\nUSA). The contest was individual-based. Each co
 ntestant had to design test cases with\nspecific input values based on the
  given source code to test multiple Java programs. The\nquality of the gen
 erated test cases was measured by the code coverage and mutation score\nac
 hieved.\n\nThere were the top ten winners of the college group. There was 
 another group for\nhigh school students. Each winner received either a cas
 h award or equivalent-valued gifts\nprovided by our industry partners. A c
 ertificate was presented to every contestant for their\nparticipation. Mor
 e details can be found at https://swtesting.techconf.org/events/utd2021-sp
 ring\n\nRichardson\, Texas\, United States\, Virtual: https://events.vtool
 s.ieee.org/m/283293
LOCATION:Richardson\, Texas\, United States\, Virtual: https://events.vtool
 s.ieee.org/m/283293
ORGANIZER:ewong@utdallas.edu
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:2021 International Contest on Software Testing
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X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The Dallas Chapter of RS in conjunction wi
 th the Technical Committee of System and Software&nbsp\;<br />Assurance of
  RS\, and the Department of Computer Science at the University of Texas at
  Dallas&nbsp\;<br />organized a very successful International Contest on S
 oftware Testing on April 24\, 2021. The&nbsp\;<br />contest was technicall
 y sponsored by Mooctest\, Inc.&nbsp\;<br />The contest is one of the most 
 important events organized by the Dallas Chapter every year\,&nbsp\;<br />
 increasing its reputation year after year while becoming an international 
 event. This year\, there&nbsp\;<br />were more than 200 contestants from f
 our different countries: USA\, India\, Brazil\, and China.<br />The contes
 t has two parts:<br />&bull\; The first part was a JUnit tutorial and prac
 tice test. Both were made available before the&nbsp\;<br />contest. The ob
 jective was to help contestants understand the contest format\, the basics
  of&nbsp\;<br />the JUnit testing framework\, as well as the MoocTest onli
 ne testing platform required to&nbsp\;<br />use during the contest. Each c
 ontestant needed to have basic knowledge about Java&nbsp\;<br />programmin
 g.<br />&bull\; The second part was the contest (09:00 - 11:30 am\, April 
 24\, Central Daylight Time\,&nbsp\;<br />USA). The contest was individual-
 based. Each contestant had to design test cases with&nbsp\;<br />specific 
 input values based on the given source code to test multiple Java programs
 . The&nbsp\;<br />quality of the generated test cases was measured by the 
 code coverage and mutation score&nbsp\;<br />achieved.</p>\n<p>There were 
 the top ten winners of the college group. There was another group for&nbsp
 \;<br />high school students. Each winner received either a cash award or 
 equivalent-valued gifts&nbsp\;<br />provided by our industry partners. A c
 ertificate was presented to every contestant for their<br />participation.
  More details can be found at https://swtesting.techconf.org/events/utd202
 1-spring</p>
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