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		Game Testing All in One by Charles P. Schultz, Robert Bryant and Tim Langdell   Course Technology © 2005 (520 pages) ISBN:1592003737 Covering roles and duties of a game tester, this in-depth text reveals how to apply software test engineer methodologies to the game industry. You'll learn how to quickly produce useful test documents, capture important data, and analyze measurements.

Table of Contents
	Game Testing All in One
	Introduction
Part I - About Game Testing
	Chapter 1	-	Two Rules of Game Testing
	Chapter 2	-	Being a Game Tester
	Chapter 3	-	Why Testing is Important
Part II - Making Games
	Chapter 4	-	The Game Team
	Chapter 5	-	The Game Production Cycle
Part III - Testing Fundamentals
	Chapter 6	-	Software Quality
	Chapter 7	-	Test Phases
	Chapter 8	-	The Test Process
	Chapter 9	-	Testing by the Numbers
Part IV - Testing Techniques
	Chapter 10	-	Combinatorial Testing
	Chapter 11	-	Test Flow Diagrams
	Chapter 12	-	Cleanroom Testing
	Chapter 13	-	Test Trees
	Chapter 14	-	Play Testing and Ad Hoc Testing
Part V - More Effective Testing
	Chapter 15	-	Defect Triggers
	Chapter 16	-	Game Test Automation
	Chapter 17	-	Capture/Playback Testing
Part VI - Appendices
	Appendix A	-	Answers to Exercises
	Appendix B	-	Project Lifecycle Documents
	Appendix C	-	Combinatorial Table Templates
	Appendix D	-	Test Flow Diagram (TFD) Templates
	Appendix E	-	Sample Test Suite: RTS Building Checklist
	Appendix F	-	What's on the CD
	Index
	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	List of Sidebars
	CD Content