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Software testing is defined as the process of executing software to determine its functionality. The goal is to demonstrate to the developers as well as the users that the software meets the technical and business requirements (Homè̀s, 2012). Standards on the other hands are documents outlining guidelines, specifications, characteristics, or requirements to ensure that products are consistent and meet their purpose. There are national and international standards that guide the development and testing processes for software. In Australia, the AS/NZS ISO/IEC 25062:2006 is a standard that provides User Interface (UI) designers or software usability professionals procedures for testing ...

In his article Here Comes the Groom, Andrews Sullivan explains the need to have the gay marriages viewed through the same lens as are the conventional heterosexual marriages. In point of fact, the gay marriages, according to Sullivan are quite different from the informal gay relationships that have seen gay behavior treated as one among the worst vices in contemporary society. In the column, Sullivan, a liberal thinker, explains why the conservative thinkers ought to give a different dimension to same-sex marriages. Sullivan’s use of ethos is exceptionally calculated as he adopts different strategies and methods to explain the difference ...

Same Sex Marriage: A Human Rights Issue

Today, a majority of Americans live in a state where same-sex couples can legally marry. These marriages are recognized by the federal government and granted by 35 states. However, the debate on same-sex marriages rages on. The American reluctance to embrace same-sex marriages is seen as odd by people from other industrialized countries and is a historical anomaly as well. Same-sex unions have been sanctioned by cultures and societies from the ancient Greeks to twentieth-century Native Americans. In A History of Same Sex Marriage (1993), William Eskridge Jr. dissects the American obsession with heterosexual exclusivity of marriage. According to Eskridge, twentieth-century Americans “ ...

In the modern worldwide society, within the past few years there has been a fierce debate over gay marriage legalization. The opponents of the issue claim that the society is accustomed to the wedding ceremony of men and women, and the love between a man and a man, a woman and a woman is unthinkable and forbidden. However, the concept of same-sex love is now definitely has its place in the world and to deny it is no longer possible. You can only choose or change your perception of the problem and attitude towards it, for the sake of love, peace and tranquility. In ...

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Introduction Discrimination at this time of era is unlawful in all aspects of life. In the workplace, discrimination implies the unequal treatment of people on account of their gender, race, age, and disability. It is a harmful trend bearing in mind that they harbor unwanted consequences for instance, it does affect the productivity of those discriminated and to a large extend, may lead to psychological torture. With the world becoming a smaller village through technological advancements, it is paramount to accept the various diversities that come along with it. Through diversity, it is common to find people of different culture, age, ...

The question on whether gay marriages should be legalized remains a contentious topic that elicits a heated debate among politicians, religious leaders, and members of the public. The proponents of this motion support their arguments by providing concrete facts; an idea that is heavily condemned by opponents using the strongest term possible. In most nations, gay marriage remains illegal, but other countries have refrained from this tradition and legalized abortion. Six states in American have legalized abortion, but it remains illegal in the some states, while others are in the process of amending their constitution so that to legalize gay marriage. ...