Technical Papers Session V: Comparative analysis of mobile application testing and crowd source software testing
Abstract/Description
Development of cellular phones and utilization of mobile applications are aggregating fast. Crowdsourcing is emerging and promising in software testing. Research related to Testing of Mobile Applications (MAT) in Pakistan is firm to determine. The key aims of this paper was to explore current challenges (e.g. Network, Complex GUI, hanging etc.), Personality Types, testing platforms, characteristics of MAT and Factors that affects the quality of MAT and provides comparative analysis study. To accomplish our goals, an exhaustive online survey was used. We assisted a questionnaire of the survey to leading software companies in Pakistan and Crowdsourced platforms. A total 80 online replies have been received over a 3 months' duration. The SPSS tool have been used for the analysis of survey results. Pearson-Chi-Square test and Cross-tabulation have been computed to authenticate the results. We have originated interesting facts during examining the survey.
Location
Lecture Hall B (Aman Tower, 11th floor)
Session Theme
Technical Papers Session V - Social Computing & Information Retrieval
Session Type
Parallel Technical Session
Session Chair
Dr. Tariq Rahim Soomro
Start Date
17-11-2019 2:40 PM
End Date
17-11-2019 3:00 PM
Recommended Citation
Bano, G., Ali, Q., Khuwaja, S. S., Farah, I., Lal, P., Memon, I., & Zubedi, A. (2019). Technical Papers Session V: Comparative analysis of mobile application testing and crowd source software testing. International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies. Retrieved from https://ir.iba.edu.pk/icict/2019/2019/39
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Technical Papers Session V: Comparative analysis of mobile application testing and crowd source software testing
Lecture Hall B (Aman Tower, 11th floor)
Development of cellular phones and utilization of mobile applications are aggregating fast. Crowdsourcing is emerging and promising in software testing. Research related to Testing of Mobile Applications (MAT) in Pakistan is firm to determine. The key aims of this paper was to explore current challenges (e.g. Network, Complex GUI, hanging etc.), Personality Types, testing platforms, characteristics of MAT and Factors that affects the quality of MAT and provides comparative analysis study. To accomplish our goals, an exhaustive online survey was used. We assisted a questionnaire of the survey to leading software companies in Pakistan and Crowdsourced platforms. A total 80 online replies have been received over a 3 months' duration. The SPSS tool have been used for the analysis of survey results. Pearson-Chi-Square test and Cross-tabulation have been computed to authenticate the results. We have originated interesting facts during examining the survey.
