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Software Testing is often taught with a focus on Test Cases and Test Scripts. But this is the 2025, we don't test like it's 1984 any more. Let's revisit how we model testing and create a more effective test process.
The most common Testing Entities that I've encountered over the years are:
- Test Condition
- Test Scenario
- Test Case
- Test Script
In my Testing I pretty much now have:
- Test Idea
- Test Log (Execution Log)
Is there any value in the original Testing Entities? There might be if we view them as logical concepts, but not really as physical artifacts.



