Identify and briefly describe the six procedures that must be put in place to begin integration testing


1 . Building the component for integration test. This means to combine several units together into a component to be integrated.
2 . Creating test data. Integration test data is more complex and usually requires coordination between programmers.
3 . Conducting the integration test. Decisions must be made and assignments given about who will conduct the integration tests, how they are done, what resources are used, and how frequently they are executed.
4 . Evaluating the results. Often this requires involvement by all the programmers.
5 . Logging test results. An error log is usually kept at this point to ensure that errors are tracked and corrected.
6 . Correcting the code and retesting. Normally, the programmer who wrote the original code makes the corrections, conducts any required unit tests, and submits the components back for integration testing. The person conducting the integration test usually attempts to identify and isolate the cause of the error as much as possible.

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