1.2 Test Automation in the Software Development Lifecycle

Part of 1 Introduction and Objectives for Test Automation.

In plain words

How test automation fits waterfall, the V-model, and Agile development, and how to choose tools for a particular system under test.

Subsections

• 1.2.1 Explain How Test Automation is Applied Across Different Software Development Lifecycle Models (K2)
• 1.2.2 Select Suitable Test Automation Tools For a Given System Under Test (K2)

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