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 Afterwards <b>Mateusz Paprocki</b> talked on <b>Understanding importance of automated software testing.</b> He started with explaining the need of software testing and went onto show various methods of verification of computer programs like manual, automated and formal with each of them having it's share of pros and cons. The clarification that automated testing requires human assistance removed the aura of being autonomous from it.
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-<p>The approaches to software testing are White box testing, Black box testing, Bottom up testing and top down testing. Program testing guidelines are to start with Defining the expected result, A programmer or an organization should test his/their own programs etc. Most of them can found in Software Engineering textbook. Software testing frameworks in Python are
+<p>The approaches to software testing are White box testing, Black box testing, Bottom up testing and top down testing. Program testing guidelines are to start with Defining the expected result, A programmer or an organization should test his/their own programs etc. Most of them can found in Software Engineering textbooksf. Software testing frameworks in Python are
 
 <li><p>unitest</p></li>
 <li><p>py.test(*)</p></li>
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-The next talk by Invited Speaker <b>Ajith Kumar</b> on his project <b>expEYES</b> was novel to many in audience. He started with explaining how the idea stemmed from lack of equipment for students to experiment. expEyes would be useful for students, teachers, engineers and hobbyists. The statistics showed that around 800 units has been sold and it has been included in syllabus of some universities. His efforts in making experimentation in education popular has to be really appreciated. He demoed an array of Physics(electrical/sound) experiments doable with expEYES and it's amazing to see that what can be with this inexpensive board. You can get the brochure of expEYES from the technical desk near the stage.
+The next talk by Invited Speaker <b>Ajith Kumar</b> on his project <b>expEYES</b> was novel to many in audience. He started with explaining how the idea stemmed from lack of equipment for students to experiment. expEyes would be useful for students, teachers, engineers and hobbyists. The statistics showed that around 800 units has been sold and it has been included in syllabus of some universities. His efforts in making experimentation in education popular has to be really appreciated. He demoed an array of Physics(electrical/sound) experiments doable with expEYES and it's amazing to see that what can be done with this inexpensive board. You can get the brochure of expEYES from the technical desk near the stage.
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-Afterwards, <b>Prof. Prabhu Ramachandran</b> talked about <b>FOSSEE: Python and Education</b>. He gave a breifing over the achievment of FOSSEE like workshops, conferences and latter talked about the experience building a django app for the purpose of evaluation of answers of 650 users for 1000 Teacher's training program.
+Afterwards, <b>Prof. Prabhu Ramachandran</b> talked about <b>FOSSEE: Python and Education</b>. He gave a breifing over the achievment of FOSSEE like workshops, conferences and later talked about the experience building a django app for the purpose of evaluation of answers of 650 users for 1000 Teacher's training program.
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