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Integration Testing Assignment 3

The document outlines an assignment focused on integration testing, requiring students to analyze integration scenarios and design relevant test cases. It includes questions on the definition of integration testing, various integration approaches, the use of stubs and drivers, and specific scenarios in ride-sharing and online bookstore systems. Students are expected to provide detailed reasoning, diagrams, and sample test cases to demonstrate their understanding of the concepts.

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Integration Testing Assignment 3

The document outlines an assignment focused on integration testing, requiring students to analyze integration scenarios and design relevant test cases. It includes questions on the definition of integration testing, various integration approaches, the use of stubs and drivers, and specific scenarios in ride-sharing and online bookstore systems. Students are expected to provide detailed reasoning, diagrams, and sample test cases to demonstrate their understanding of the concepts.

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Assignment # 3

Integration Testing
Objective
To evaluate your understanding of integration testing by analyzing different integration
scenarios and designing relevant test cases.

Instructions
• Answer all questions.
• Provide detailed reasoning and sample test cases where applicable.
• Use diagrams or pseudocode if helpful.
• You may assume a system of your choice (e.g., e-commerce, ride-sharing, banking app,
library management system).

Q1. Define integration testing. How does it differ from unit testing and system testing?

Q2. Describe top-down, bottom-up, and big bang integration testing approaches. Give an
example of a suitable scenario for each.

Q3. What are stubs and drivers in integration testing? When are they used?

A3. Stubs are dummy modules used to simulate lower-level modules not yet integrated..

Q4. In a ride-sharing app, consider these modules:

 User Authentication
 Ride Matching
 Payment Gateway
 Notification System

Scenario: A user logs in, books a ride, completes the payment, and receives a
confirmation message.
Task:
a. Draw a high-level module interaction diagram.
b. Identify at least 3 integration points and describe how you would test them.
c. Mention any stubs or drivers you might need.
Q5. In an online bookstore system:

 Module A: Shopping Cart


 Module B: Inventory
 Module C: Order Processing
 Module D: Payment

Scenario: A user adds an item to the cart, and at checkout, the system checks
inventory, then processes the order and payment.
Task:
a. List the possible integration bugs that could occur.
b. Design at least 2 integration test cases, including input, expected output, and
involved modules.

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