Debugging Mindset

Debugging Mindset, available at $19.99, with 10 lectures, and has 10 subscribers.

You will learn about Recognize the different terms used to describe software problems. Recognize the different activities involved in software debugging. Navigate control and data dependency trees. Use delta debugging technique to minimize the debugging search space. Compare the failing and successful runs to help with debugging. Examine the internal state of a program in order to locate the root cause of a problem. This course is ideal for individuals who are Software developers fed up with wasting time and energy on inefficient debugging. It is particularly useful for Software developers fed up with wasting time and energy on inefficient debugging.

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Summary

Title: Debugging Mindset

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 10

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 10

Original Price: CA$24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Recognize the different terms used to describe software problems.
Recognize the different activities involved in software debugging.
Navigate control and data dependency trees.
Use delta debugging technique to minimize the debugging search space.
Compare the failing and successful runs to help with debugging.
Examine the internal state of a program in order to locate the root cause of a problem.

Who Should Attend

Software developers fed up with wasting time and energy on inefficient debugging.

Target Audiences

Software developers fed up with wasting time and energy on inefficient debugging.

Debugging is the most expensive task in the SDLC. More specifically, the fault localization (i.e., locating the root cause of the problem) step is the real bottleneck in the entire process.

There are several attempts in academia to address this problem using automation techniques with relative success in experimental settings and for specific circumstances.

However, in reality, every bug is a case on its own, and there’s no single automated debugging technique that can be applicable to every situation.

This course introduces useful concepts that help create a mindset that software developers can use to deal with difficult bugs.

Section 1: Introduction

What is a bug? (YouTube Video)
- In this lecture you’ll learn about the different terms that describe computer problems as well as the story of using the term “bug” to describe them.
Activities involved in software debugging
- This lecture describes the activities needed for a proper debugging process.

Section 2: Useful Techniques

This section provides a description of a set of useful techniques that you can use for debugging, including navigating the dependency trees, delta debugging and comparisons.

Section 3: Common Debugging Tools

This section describes a set of tools available in most IDEs

Section 4: Code examination process

This section describes a process to follow while examining the code during fault localization.

Section 5: Debugging Demos

In this section you’ll see examples of using the concepts described in the course to debug real programs.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Activities involved in software debugging

Chapter 2: Useful Techniques

Lecture 1: Dependencies and Dependency Trees

Lecture 2: Delta Debugging 1

Lecture 3: Delta Debugging 2

Lecture 4: Comparisons

Chapter 3: Common Debugging Tools

Lecture 1: Common Debugging Tools 1

Lecture 2: Common Debugging Tools 2

Lecture 3: Common Debugging Tools 3

Chapter 4: Code examination process

Lecture 1: Code examination process

Chapter 5: Debugging Demos

Lecture 1: Demo 1

Instructors

Shaimaa Ali
Founder at InademyComputing

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