This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes resources to teach quality cost analysis, combination testing, regression testing, GUI regression automation, high volume test automation, requirements analysis, test documentation, test scripts, and scripted testing and inattentional blindness. Resources include lecture videos, slides, activities, and suggested readings.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes resources to teach Bug Advocacy: Effective Bug Investigation and Reporting. Bug reports are not just neutral technical reports. They are persuasive documents. The key goal of the bug report author is to provide high-quality information, well-written, to help stakeholders make wise decisions about which bugs to fix. Resources include lecture videos, slides, activities, suggested readings, and study guide materials.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes resources to teach Domain Testing: The Most Widely Used Test Technique. Resources include lecture videos, slides, activities, suggested readings, and study guide materials.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes resources to teach Exploratory Testing. Software testing is a technical investigation conducted to provide stakeholders with empirical information about the quality of a software product, system or service. The investigation includes research necessary to design information-revealing tests and interpret their results, building tools and data sets to make those tests possible, and communication necessary to report results to stakeholders in an effective way. Like any skilled tester, the explorer does all of these. The difference is that the explorer does them in any sequence that is useful, mixing research, design, execution, interpretation, and communication so as to keep exposing new information and keep up with the ongoing changes in market, platform, design, and implementation of the software under test. Resources include lecture videos, slides, activities, and suggested readings.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes lecture videos, slides, suggested readings, and study questions focusing on the Foundations of Software Testing including: basic terminology, the mission of testing, the oracle problem, the measurement problem, the impossibility of complete testing, and relevant foundational concepts from the computer science field.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes resources for a broad survey of software test technique noticing different objectives, strengths, and blind spots. Materials present a few techniques more closely than the rest. Students will: gain familiarity with a variety of test techniques; learn structures for comparing objectives and strengths of different test techniques; use the Heuristic Test Strategy Model for test planning and design; and use concept mapping tools for test planning. Resources include lecture videos, slides, activities, suggested readings, and study guide materials.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes resources to teach Risk-Based Testing. The essence of risk-based testing is to imagine how the product could fail and design tests to expose those potential failures. Key concepts include project-level risk analysis and failure mode and effects analysis. Resources include lecture videos, slides, activities, and suggested readings.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes resources to teach Scenario Testing. The scenario test involves a story about how the program is used, including information about the motivations of the people involved. The Soap Opera emphasizes the human issues, even beyond the traditional scenario. Resources include lecture videos, slides, activities, suggested readings, and study guide materials.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes resources to teach Specification-Based Testing. Spec-based testing involves discovering what claims are made in the specifications and testing the product against those claims. Thus, testers might evaluate a product against a comprehensive development specification, a user manual, a third-party manual, or a collection of emails and meeting notes that together define the product. Resources include lecture videos, slides, activities, suggested readings, and study guide materials.

This subset of the Black Box Software Testing collection includes lecture videos, slides, suggested readings, and study questions focusing on skills needed for Taking Exams - especially answering essay questions.