This book evolved from class notes for the one-semester course “Software Testing and Quality Assurance” that I have taught many times at Southern Methodist University since 1995. Most of our students are full-time software professionals enrolled in SMU’s MS program in Software Engineering, with a few other graduate students or undergraduate juniors/seniors in related programs. Although there are many books on software testing and some on specific software QA techniques, they are typically too specialized to be suitable as a main textbook for a course like ours. On the other hand, general books on software engineering or software management cannot and do not cover software quality topics in enough detail or depth. Consequently, a combination of class notes and multiple textbooks was used. Similar situations were also common at other universities for similar courses, such as “Software Quality Assurance” and “Software Verification and Validation”. With its comprehensive coverage of all the major topics in software quality engineering in an integrated framework, this book is suitable as the main textbook for such a course.With the pervasive use of software systems in modern society and people’s reliance on them in daily life, work, and societal functions, we need to make sure that these systems meet people’s expectations for quality and reliability.
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