Doveryai, no proveryai: Suresh's blog on Software Testing: Recent Comments2008-09-07T13:23:00Zhttp://blog.sureshnageswaran.com/comments/atom.aspxQuick BlogComment on Testing, Test Engineering, Quality Assurance?tag:blog.sureshnageswaran.com,2008-05-29:1078107Dominic Caplan2008-05-29T01:17:41Z2008-05-29T01:17:41ZComment on Testing, Test Engineering, Quality Assurance?tag:blog.sureshnageswaran.com,2008-05-22:1062965Vikram Chttp://www.vikramchandna.com2008-05-22T04:54:31Z2008-05-22T04:54:31ZComment on Testing, Test Engineering, Quality Assurance?tag:blog.sureshnageswaran.com,2008-05-12:1037839Shrini K2008-05-12T14:27:11Z2008-05-12T14:27:11Z I am a software Tester (not mere Engineer) - I am systems thinker, a social scientist (testing involves great bit of study on social behaviours).
Have you read Gerald Weignberg's "Introduction to General Systems thinking" .... A must book for testers.
Thinking of testing as mere engineering - to me appears as "over simplification" - There is more to it to - I sure you understand.
Can you go and share how do you explain a 6 year old kid about software testing? In layman's terms?
That would be an interesting sequel to this blog post..
Shrini]]>Comment on Testing, Test Engineering, Quality Assurance?tag:blog.sureshnageswaran.com,2008-05-12:1037838Shrini Kulkarnihttp://shrinik.blogspot.com2008-05-12T14:21:11Z2008-05-12T14:21:11Z A discussion on Test process maturity models at Test Republic - would be an interesting stuff to read for you.
(this might require a simple registeration. BTW, as might be ware, testrepublic is a hang out place for software testers and becoming popular among indian software testing community)