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InhaltsangabeA Message from the Honorary Chairman. Message from the Symposium Chairs. Organizing Committee. Program Committee. Additional Reviewers. Keynote: Why Software Falls Down; R. DeMillo. Keynote: Mutation: The Early Days; R. Lipton. Mutation: Application, Effectiveness, and Test Generation (I). Investigating the effectiveness of object-oriented strategies with the mutation method; S. Kim, et al. The relationship between program dependence and mutation testing; M. Harman, et al. Mutation of model checker specifications for test generation and evaluation; P. Black, et al. Mutation: Cost Reduction. Evaluation N-selective mutation for C programs: Unit and Integration Testing; J. Maldonado, et al. Mutation 2000: uniting the orthogonal; J. Offutt, R. Untch. Unit and integration testing for C programs using mutation-based criteria; A. Vincenzi, et al. Mutation: Application, Effectiveness, and Test Generation (II). Trustable components: yet another mutation-based approach; B. Baudry, et al. Parallel firm mutation of Java programs; D. Jackson, M. Woodward. Theoretical insights into the coupling effect; H. Wah. Component customization testing technique using fault injection technique and mutation test criteria; H. Yoon, B. Choi. Mutating network models to generate network security test cases; R. Ritchey. Keynote: Programs Determined by Mutation-adequate Tests; D. Hamlet. Panel: Future of Mutation Testing and Its Application; Moderator: J. Offutt. Interface Mutation. Interface mutation; S. Ghosh, A. Mathur. Proteum/IM 2.0: an integrated mutation testing environment; M. Delamaro, et al. Tool Session. TDS: A Tool for Testing Distributed Component-Based Applications; S.Ghosh, A. Mathur. Proteum: A family of tools to support specification and program testing based on mutation; J. Maldonado, et al. Index of Authors.