How to diagram automated testing? [closed]

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I have a large legacy .NET application that has evolved and grown over the years to include many components and moving parts. I want to develop a strategy for developing automated unit and integration tests for this application and to that end I think a graphical representation would be key.

What I am picturing is some sort of diagram I could use to guide the process of writing up the test cases, help achieve better coverage, and eventually refer back to once a specific test fails. Does anyone have any thoughts on what type of diagram could fulfill this goal? My guess is this would be a variant of the classic functional block diagram, but I have not found examples that specifically relate to the design of an automated testing strategy.

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The UTP provides extensions to UML to support the design, visualization, specification, analysis, construction, and documentation of the artifacts involved in testing. It is independent of implementation languages and technologies, and can be applied in a variety of domains of development.

UML Testing Profile: http://utp.omg.org/