Thesis

Proposed Topics

Software Testing Gamification

Development of teaching strategies for testing that take into account the industry needs and students needs in order to facilitate teaching testing and to improve the learning performance of students. First, we need to investigate the gap between teaching testing techniques and students and to investigate the mechanisms that have been used in literature to improve learning. Taking into account the learning needs, we need to design bite-sized proposals to improve learning testing. Moreover, we need to investigate how to fill the drawbacks that companies have regarding training testing, and also design strategies for their improvements

Improving the Robustness of Tests Generated by Capture and Replay Techniques

Capture and Replay (C&R) techniques represent a cost-effective solution to collect functional test cases by observing, abstracting and replaying samples of real executions of the application under test performed by testers or real users without specific coding skills. They are commonly diffused in the context of mobile and Web applications, where free C&R tools are available.

Behind their apparent straightforwardness, C&R techniques present many theoretical and technical issues related to the actual replicability of the generated tests. In particular, test cases may become not executable when applied on different target device configurations or after GUI maintenance interventions.

Different solutions can be applied to improve the robustness of the C&R generated tests, e.g. by improving the testability of the application under test applying automatic refactoring rules, by improving the adaptability of the generated test cases to different execution contexts, and by automatically repairing the generated test cases in response to GUI maintenance intervention.

Use of LLM in Software Engineering

Gamification of Coverage-based Testing

Gamification of Test Smells Detection and Refactoring

Automation of Software Projects Quality Evaluation

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