Formulating a Software Traceability Model for Integrated Test Documentation: a Case Study
Keywords:
Software Documentation, Software Maintenance, Software Testing, Software Traceability.Abstract
Software Documentation is a key of quality factor
in software development but many among developers failed to produce document during their project. The purpose of documentation is to aid the developers in understanding the project. Unfortunately, the documentation is out dated, poor quality, difficult to access and therefore cannot be trusted. The key point of the problems is software traceability. This research
is trying to develop a model of software traceability that can generate a software testing documentation to support test management. This will led to new software testing documentation generation process model based on software engineering standards. Information retrieval technique will be utilized to trace link between software artefacts.
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