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Bug Tracking System
Bug Tracking System
Bug Tracking System
T. Srikar(2103A51249)
A. Vishalkumar(210A51191)
k. Naga sai(2103A51226)
k. Bharath kumar(210A51129)
L. Naresh(2103A51441)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• ABSTRACT
• INTRODUCTION
• EXISTING SYSTEM
• BASIC WORKING
• CONCLUSION
ABSTRACT
The bug tracking system is a software application that helps organizations track
and manage software defects and issues. It provides a centralized platform for
teams to report, prioritize, assign, and resolve bugs. The purpose of the bug
tracking system is to streamline the bug fixing process, improve communication
and collaboration among team members, and ensure that software issues are
addressed in a timely manner. By using the bug tracking system, organizations
can enhance the quality of their software products and deliver a better user
experience to their customers.
INTRODUCTION
A bug tracking system is an essential tool in the software development process. It plays a
critical role by providing an effective means to track and manage software defects,
commonly known as bugs. By serving as a centralized platform, it enables developers
and testers to report, prioritize, assign, and track bugs at every stage of the software
development lifecycle.
The bug tracking system ensures that bugs are promptly identified, addressed, and
resolved. This is important because it leads to higher software quality and increased
customer satisfaction. With the help of this system, software development teams can
streamline their workflows and collaborate more efficiently.
By having a bug tracking system in place, teams can ensure that all bugs are managed in
a timely manner. This helps in preventing any delay in bug resolution and allows for a
smoother software development process overall. Ultimately, the goal is to deliver high-
quality software products that meet the needs and expectations of the customers.
EXISTING SYSTEM
Overview
• The bug tracking system allows users or testers to report bugs by providing detailed
information such as bug description, steps to reproduce, and attachments if necessary.
•Bug triaging involves reviewing and prioritizing the reported bugs. The bug
tracking system assigns a priority level to each bug based on its severity and
impact on the software.
•After triaging, the bug tracking system assigns the bugs to the respective
developers or development teams for resolution. It ensures that each bug is
assigned to the appropriate person or team responsible for fixing it.
•The assigned developers work on fixing the bugs by analyzing the root cause, making
necessary code changes, and performing testing to ensure the bug is resolved.
•Once the bug is fixed, it goes through a verification process to ensure that the fix is
effective and the bug no longer exists. Testers or quality assurance teams verify the
fix and retest the software.
CONCLUSION
Key Points Benefits