Year 11 Computer Science ATAR: Testing modules
Students learn to choose test data, work out expected results, build test tables and automated tests, and check that their tests cover the code.
One content description from the full WA Computer Science ATAR Year 11 — Modular Programming journey. All 12 modules below are in that journey too, with the same content — add just these to a class, or the whole strand.
Modules (12)
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Choosing a range of test data
2
Working out the expected output before you run the code
3
Testing one module in isolation
4
Test table layout
5
Recording actual results and a pass or fail verdict
6
Testing a Python program with test cases
7
Testing a function with assert
8
Storing test cases as a list of tuples
9
Looping through test cases and printing PASS or FAIL
10
Testing that invalid input is rejected
11
Writing test cases before the code
12
Test coverage of branches and loops
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