Automated Software Testing for Sustainability and Resource Efficiency
This program is tentative and subject to change.
Introduction
As the proliferation of software systems continues to grow in complexity and scale, so too does their environmental and societal impact. The need for testing practices that address sustainability and resource efficiency, including energy consumption, is therefore becoming increasingly important. This panel explores the intersection of (automated) software testing with sustainability initiatives.
Key Topics
The panel will discuss one of the following topics and related topics:
1.Testing for the sustainability of software-based systems
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Testing of energy, computing and/or communication efficiency
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Carbon footprint testing
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Performance testing for resource optimization
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Testing for societal and ethical standards
2.Green (automated) software testing
- Long-term effectiveness, efficiency, and maintainability of the testing processes, tools, and frameworks
- Environmental impact of software testing and continuous integration and deployment
3.Green software testing practices
- Role in development of sustainable software
- Early problem detection
- Environmental impact of software (testing) processes
Discussions and Q&A
The second part of the panel will be a lively discussion with questions also from the audience.
Closing Remarks
Panelists will summarize their vision on what is missing and what is needed to support the spread of green software testing practices and software testing for sustainability.
This program is tentative and subject to change.
Mon 28 AprDisplayed time zone: Eastern Time (US & Canada) change
16:00 - 17:30 | |||
16:00 90mPanel | Automated Software Testing for Sustainability and Resource Efficiency AST 2025 Istvan David McMaster University / McMaster Centre for Software Certification (McSCert), Roberto Verdecchia University of Florence, Bimpe Ayoola Dalhousie University, Jari Porras LUT University , Lina Marsso Polytechnique Montreal |