SwingPix Photo Organizer

Revised Test Plan

By:

Justin Berstler

Aju Mathew

Yinka Ogungbemi

Yinka Olabinjo

John Rountree

Mathew Schaffer

Submitted for Drexel University’s Software Engineering Workshop II

Monday June 2, 2003

This document is also available at

http://swingpix.sourceforge.net/docs/testplan/

1. Introduction

a. Overview

SwingPix is a digital photograph management system. Users can import photos from sources such as a hard drive or digital camera and organize them into albums. The system provides basic image editing utilities, such as color adjustments, cropping, resizing, rotating and flipping. It also provides an easy printing utility that allows users to conveniently print their pictures.

b. Document Purpose and Scope

This document provides a basic plan for testing the functional requirements for SwingPix, as specified in the requirements document at www.swingpix.sourceforge.net/requirements. It provides a numbered lists of tests to be performed against a SwingPix system.

2. Test Procedures

a. Test Objectives

This plan provides one or more basic tests for each of the functional requirements. The more complicated requirements require multiple tests. Each test description consists of the following fields:

Test Purpose	A brief description of the purpose of the test and the requirement it validates.
Test Method	A numbered list of steps to perform
Test Input	A description of the type of input to be entered by the user.
Expected Output	A description of what the result of the test should be.
Repetition	If test should be performed more than once, this section indicates how it should be repeated.
Input Notes	When you perform the test, enter the input you give here. For example, for test #1, if you create an album named ‘Foobar’, then enter ‘Created an album named Foobar’.
Output Notes	Record the result of the test here.

b. Testing Guidelines

The testing should consist of however many iterations are necessary to ensure that the requirements are met. Each iteration should include the following steps:

1. Copy this document to a file indicative of the test iteration. For example, ‘SwingPix-TestPlan-1.0-beta3.doc’.

2. For each test that has not yet been run successfully:

a. Conduct the test, entering the input you give into the ‘Input Notes’ field.

b. Record the result of the test in the ‘Output Notes’ field.

c. Mark the test as passing or failing, perhaps visually by changing the color of the name of the test to red or green, or something.

3. If tests fail, the tester should notify the appropriate developer, who should make the changes to fix the bug in a separate environment, so as not to affect the tester’s installation of the program.

4. After the tests have been run, the group should meet and discuss the status of the project, and particularly the status of any bugs that were reported in this cycle.

5. After all necessary code changes are complete, this beta cycle should be marked as complete, and the cycle should be repeated until no more bugs are reported.

Note that at each cycle, only tests that failed previously should be run. The last cycle(s) should be regression tests, to ensure that the fix for one bug didn’t create another.

c. Evaluation Criteria

When evaluating the success or failure of a test, the following points should be considered:

· Did the system do the task as expected? For example, If I delete an image, does the image get deleted?

· Did the test cause any strange side effects? For example, If I delete an image, does the system also spontaneously eject the CDROM or change the desktop background image?

· Did the test cause any heinous errors, such as segmentation faults or crashing the system entirely?

· Did the system perform the task in a reasonable amount of time?

3. Test Summary

a. Environmental Prerequisites

In addition to any environmental prerequisites that may be required by the SwingPix system (such as a Java Runtime Environment, mouse, etc…), the testing environment should have the following resources available:

· Some digital photos on the hard drive.

· Some digital photos on a digital camera.

· A printer

b. System and Build Tests

Test Successful installation of SwingPix on to a machine.

c. Requirements Trace

The following table maps each functional requirement to any related tests:

Requirement	Related Tests
2.1.1 Create New Album	1. New album Creation
2.1.2 Import Images	2. Import images from hard drive into existing empty album. 3. Import images from hard drive into existing non-empty album. 4. Import images from hard drive into a new album. 5. Import images from a Digital Camera.
2.2.1 Delete Pictures/Album	6. Delete picture 7. Delete multiple pictures 8. Delete album
2.2.2 Rename images	9. Rename image
2.2.3 View Thumbnails	10. View thumbnails
2.2.6 Search image/album	15. Search image 16. Search album
2.3.1 Print picture(s)	17. Print one copy of picture 18. Print multiple copies of picture 19. Print one copy of multiple pictures 20. Print multiple copies of multiple pictures
2.3.2 Print thumbnails	21. Print thumbnail sheet
2.3.3 Save pictures for email	22. Save pictures for email
2.4.1 View images	23. View one image 24. Goto next image 25. Goto previous image
2.4.2 Save images operations	26. Save image 27. Reverting to original
2.5.1 Color adjustment	28. Adjust brightness 29. Adjust contrast 30. Adjust saturation 31. Convert to black and white 32. Adjust multiple color attributes in a single edit
2.5.3 Resizing operation	35. Image resizing
2.5.4 Rotation operation	36. Image rotation (free) 37. Image rotation (common angles)
2.5.5 Image flip operation	38. Image flip (vertical) 39. Image flip (horizontal)

4. Test Description

1. New Album Creation

Test Purpose	Tests requirement 2.1.1: the ability to create a new album.
Test Method	Click the ‘Create New Album’ button. Enter the name of the new album. Click OK or press enter.
Test Input	Pick any unused name for the album: __________
Expected Output	The name of the album just entered should now appear in the Album List.
Input Notes
Output Notes

2. Import Images from Hard Drive Into Existing Empty Album

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.1.2: the ability to import images. In particular, this test exercises the ability to import images into an existing album
Test Method	Click the import button. Select an existing empty album. Select some pictures from the hard drive to import. Click ‘Add Selected Pictures’ Click Finish. Select the album you’ve just imported the pictures into from the ‘Album List’. The pictures you’ve just imported should appear in the main screen.
Test Input	One or more pictures from the hard drive.
Expected Output	The selected pictures should now appear in the photo album.
Repetition	First import one image. Then try importing several images at a time.
Input Notes
Output Notes

3. Import Images from Hard Drive Into Existing Non-empty album

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.1.2: the ability to import images. In particular, this test exercises the ability to import images from the hard drive into an album that already has some pictures in it.
Test Method	Click the import button. Select an existing non-empty album. Select some pictures from the hard drive to import. Click ‘Add Selected Pictures’ Click Finish. Select the album you’ve just imported the pictures into from the ‘Album List’. The pictures you’ve just imported should appear in the main screen.
Test Input	One or more pictures from the hard drive.
Expected Output	The selected pictures should now appear in the photo album.
Repetition	First import one image. Then try importing several images at a time.
Input Notes
Output Notes

4. Import Images from Hard Drive Into a new album

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.1.2: the ability to import images. In particular, this test exercises the ability to create an album and immediately import images into it.
Test Method	Click the import button. Click ‘new album’. Enter the name for the new album. Select some pictures from the hard drive to import. Click ‘Add Selected Pictures’ Click Finish. Select the album you’ve just imported the pictures into from the ‘Album List’. The pictures you’ve just imported should appear in the main screen.
Test Input	Pictures from the hard drive.
Expected Output	The selected pictures should now appear in the new photo album.
Repetition	First import one image. Then try importing several images at a time.
Input Notes
Output Notes

5. Import Images from Digital Camera

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.1.2: the ability to import images. Exercises the ability to import multiple images from a digital camera.
Test Method	Click the import button. Select an existing album. Select some pictures from the digital camera to import. Click ‘Add Selected Pictures’ Click Finish. Select the album you’ve just imported the pictures into from the ‘Album List’. The pictures you’ve just imported should appear in the main screen.
Test Input	One or more pictures from a digital camera.
Expected Output	The selected pictures should now appear in the photo album.
Repetition	First import one image. Then try importing several images at a time.
Input Notes
Output Notes

6. Delete Picture

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.2.1: The ability to delete images/albums. Exercises the ability to delete one image.
Test Method	Select any photo album that contains pictures. Select one image from the album. Click the delete button. The picture should disappear from the photo album.
Test Input	User selects a picture, clicks ‘delete’.
Expected Output	The picture should be deleted from the album.
Input Notes
Output Notes

7. Delete Multiple Pictures

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.2.1: The ability to delete images/albums. Exercises the ability to delete multiple images.
Test Method	Select any photo album that contains pictures. Select several images from the album. Click the delete button. The pictures should disappear from the photo album.
Test Input	User selects pictures and clicks ‘delete’.
Expected Output	The pictures should be deleted from the album.
Input Notes
Output Notes

8. Delete Album

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.2.1: The ability to delete images/albums. Exercises the ability to delete an album.
Test Method	Select an Album. Click delete. The album should disappear from the album list.
Test Input	User selects an album and clicks ‘delete’.
Expected Output	The album should disappear from the list.
Input Notes
Output Notes

9. Rename Image

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.2.2: The ability to rename images/albums. Exercises the ability to rename an image.
Test Method	Select any photo album that contains pictures. Select an image. Click rename. Enter the new name. The image name should change on the thumbnail.
Test Input	User selects an image and clicks rename.
Expected Output	The image name is changed.
Input Notes
Output Notes

11. View Thumbnails

Test Purpose	Tests requirement 2.2.3: The ability to view thumbnails.
Test Method	Select any non-empty photo album. The thumbnails should appear in the thumbnail pane. Now select an empty album. The thumbnail pane should be cleared.
Test Input	User selects a non-empty album, followed by an empty one.
Expected Output	The thumbnails for the first album appear. When the empty album is selected, they disappear.
Input Notes
Output Notes

15. Search image

Test Purpose	Tests requirement 2.2.7: The ability to search for images by their name.
Test Method	Click search Enter the name of the image you want to search. Check search Photos only Click ok.
Test Input	Image to search on.
Expected Output	Any images that exist with the similar name should appear in the result screen.
Repetition	Repeat several times with different search terms.
Input Notes
Output Notes

16. Search album

Test Purpose	Tests requirement 2.2.7: The ability to search for albums by their name.
Test Method	Click search Enter the name of the image/ album you want to search. Check search albums only Click ok.
Test Input	Album to search on.
Expected Output	Any albums that exist with the similar name should appear in the result screen.
Repetition	Repeat several times with different search terms.
Input Notes

17. Print one copy of picture

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.3.1: The ability to print pictures. This exercises the ability to print one copy of one image.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Select one picture. Click the print button. Enter ‘1’ for ‘number of copies. Click ok. The picture should print.
Test Input	Picture – Selected by user Number of copies – 1
Expected Output	One copy of selected image should print.
Input Notes
Output Notes

18. Print multiple copies of picture

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.3.1: The ability to print pictures. This exercises the ability to print multiple copies of one image.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Select one picture. Click the print button. Enter ‘3’ for ‘number of copies. Click ok. Three copies of the picture should print.
Test Input	Picture – Selected by user Number of copies – 3
Expected Output	Three copy of selected image should print.
Input Notes
Output Notes

19. Print one copy of multiple pictures

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.3.1: The ability to print pictures. This exercises the ability to print one copy each of several images.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Select three pictures. Click the print button. Enter ‘1’ for ‘number of copies. Click ok. One copy each of the pictures should print.
Test Input	Pictures (3) – Selected by user Number of copies – 1
Expected Output	One copy of each of the three images should print.
Input Notes
Output Notes

20. Print multiple copies of multiple pictures

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.3.1: The ability to print pictures. This exercises the ability to print several copies each of several images.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Select three pictures. Click the print button. Enter ‘3’ for ‘number of copies. Click ok. Three copies each of the pictures should print.
Test Input	Pictures (3) – Selected by user Number of copies – 3
Expected Output	Three copies of each of the three images should print.
Input Notes
Output Notes

21. Print thumbnail sheet

Test Purpose	Tests requirement 2.3.2: The ability to print a thumbnail sheet.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Select some thumbnails Click ‘print’
Test Input	User selects thumbnails
Expected Output	A thumbnail sheet should print.
Input Notes
Output Notes

22. Save pictures for email

Test Purpose	Tests requirement 2.3.3: The ability to save pictures for email.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Select some emails. Click ‘save for email’.
Test Input	User selects thumbnails.
Expected Output	Corresponding images should be saved in a location for emailing?
Input Notes
Output Notes

23. View one image

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.4.1: The ability to view images. Exercises the ability to view a single image in full-size view.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click one thumbnail. The image for the thumbnail you clicked should display in its full size.
Test Input	User selects thumbnail.
Expected Output	Corresponding image should display.
Input Notes
Output Notes

24. Goto next image

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.4.1: The ability to view images. Exercises the ability to go to the ‘next’ image in full-size mode.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Pick a thumbnail, and note the next thumbnail after it in the sequence. Double click the thumbnail. The image for the thumbnail you clicked should display in its full size. Click ‘next’. The next image should display.
Test Input	User double clicks on thumbnail, then clicks next.
Expected Output	After you click ‘next’, the image after the thumbnail you clicked should display.
Input Notes
Output Notes

25. Goto previous image

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.4.1: The ability to view images. Exercises the ability to go to the ‘previous’ image in full-size mode.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Pick a thumbnail, and note the next thumbnail before it in the sequence. Double click the thumbnail. The image for the thumbnail you clicked should display in its full size. Click ‘next’. The previous image should display.
Test Input	User double clicks on thumbnail, then clicks previous.
Expected Output	After you click ‘previous’, the image before the thumbnail you clicked should display.
Actual Output
Input Notes
Output Notes

26. Save image

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.4.2: The ability save an image. This only exercises the user’s ability to explicitly save an image after editing it. It does not test any of the implicit save operations that may need to occur to support requirement 2.4.3 (Reverting to Original)
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Select a thumbnail. Clicks save.
Test Input	User selects an image, and a path to save the image to.
Expected Output	Image should be accessible from the path the user chose.
Actual Output
Repetition	Repeat once for each media type to be supported (hard disk, floppy drive, etc…)
Input Notes
Output Notes

27. Reverting to original

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.4.3: The ability to revert back to the original state of the images, in the case of regrettable changes.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Select a thumbnail. Make some changes to the image. Click ‘revert to original’ Image should revert to its original form.
Test Input	User selects an image, modifies it, and then reverts to original form.
Expected Output	Image should return to its original state (at the time of import).
Repetition	Repeat once for each type of edit (Color adjustment, crop, resize, rotation, flip)
Input Notes
Output Notes

28. Adjust Brightness

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.1: The ability to modify an image’s color. Exercises the ability to adjust the brightness of an image.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Color adjustment’ tab. Modify the brightness, using the ‘brighness’ slider. Click ‘save changes’. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your brightness adjustment should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and adjusts its brightness.
Expected Output	Brightness should be adjusted.
Repetition	Repeat with several different values for the adjustment (lower brightness, higher brightness)
Input Notes
Output Notes

29. Adjust Contrast

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.1: The ability to modify an image’s color. Exercises the ability to adjust the contrast of an image.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Color adjustment’ tab. Modify the contrast, using the ‘contrast’ slider. Click ‘save changes’. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your contrast adjustment should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and adjusts its contrast.
Expected Output	Contrast should be adjusted.
Repetition	Repeat with several different contrast values.
Input Notes
Output Notes

30. Adjust Saturation

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.1: The ability to modify an image’s color. Exercises the ability to adjust the saturation of an image.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Color adjustment’ tab. Modify the saturation, using the ‘saturation’ slider. Click ‘save changes’. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your saturation adjustment should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and adjusts its saturation.
Expected Output	Saturation should be adjusted.
Repetition	Repeat with several different values for the saturation.
Input Notes
Output Notes

31. Convert to Black and White

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.1: The ability to modify an image’s color. Exercises the ability to convert an image to black and white.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Color adjustment’ tab. Click ‘Convert to black and white’ Click ‘save changes’. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. The image should still be black and white.
Test Input	User selects an image and converts it to black and white.
Expected Output	Image should be in black and white.
Input Notes
Output Notes

32. Adjust multiple color attributes in a single edit

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.1: The ability to modify an image’s color. Exercises the ability to adjust all of the color attributes at once, and then save changes.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Color adjustment’ tab. Modify the brightness, using the ‘brightness’ slider. Modify the contrast, using the ‘contrast slider. Modify the saturation, using the ‘saturation’ slider. Click ‘save changes’. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your adjustments should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and adjusts its brightness, contrast, and saturation.
Expected Output	Brightness, contrast, and saturation should be adjusted.
Input Notes
Output Notes

35. Image resizing

Test Purpose	Tests requirement 2.5.3: The ability to resize an image.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Resize tab’. Enter a new size percentage. Click ‘resize’. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your adjustments should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and resizes it.
Expected Output	Image should now be the size that the user set it to.
Repetition	Repeat for several different sizes.
Input Notes
Output Notes

36. Image Rotation (Free)

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.4: Rotation operation. Exercises the ability to freely rotate an image.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Resize/Flip tab’. Select ‘Free Rotate’. Enter in a flip angle. Click ‘rotate’. The image should be rotated by the angle you specified. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your adjustments should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and rotates it at a specified angle.
Expected Output	Image should now be rotated at the correct angle
Repetition	Repeat for several different angles.
Input Notes
Output Notes

37. Image Rotation (Common angles)

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.4: Rotation operation. Exercises the ability to rotate an image at a common angle.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Resize/Flip tab’. Select ‘Common Rotations’ Select a common flip angle. Click ‘rotate’. The image should be rotated by the angle you specified. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your adjustments should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and rotates it at a specified angle.
Expected Output	Image should now be rotated at the correct angle
Repetition	Repeat for several each common rotation angle.
Input Notes
Output Notes

38. Image Flip (Horizontal)

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.5: Flip operation. Exercises horizontal flip
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Resize/Flip tab’. Click ‘Horizontally’. The image should be flipped horizontally. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your adjustments should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and flips it horizontally.
Expected Output	Image should now be flipped.
Input Notes
Output Notes

39. Image Flip (Horizontal)

Test Purpose	Partially tests requirement 2.5.5: Flip operation. Exercises vertical flip.
Test Method	Select a non-empty album. Double-click a thumbnail. Click the ‘Resize/Flip tab’. Click ‘Horizontally’. The image should be flipped horizontally. Exit out of edit view. Re-enter edit view for the picture you just edited by double clicking its thumbnail. Your adjustments should still be visible.
Test Input	User selects an image and flips it vertically.
Expected Output	Image should now be flipped.
Input Notes
Output Notes