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  Model based testing enabling systematic test design for complex systems

  Posted by Sophie on January 30, 2026 at 12:30 am

  Model based testing is a testing methodology where abstract models are used to represent the expected behavior of a system, and test cases are generated directly from those models. These models may describe states, transitions, workflows, business rules, or data flows, providing a clear and structured view of how the system should behave.

  This approach is especially valuable for complex applications with multiple paths, integrations, or decision points. By deriving tests from models, teams can achieve higher coverage, including edge cases and uncommon scenarios that are often missed with manual test design. It also reduces ambiguity by aligning tests closely with documented requirements and system behavior.

  Model based testing supports automation well. When requirements change, updating the model allows teams to regenerate test cases quickly, keeping tests consistent with the latest system logic. This makes it suitable for agile and continuous delivery environments where change is frequent.

  Overall, model based testing improves consistency, scalability, and confidence in test coverage, helping teams validate complex systems in a more controlled and efficient manner.

  

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