Fundamentals of Software Testing
Where
Virtual Meeting Room
When
Monday February 13 12:00PM - Wednesday February 15 4:30PM EST
Cost
$1095 - STP Pro Member
$1195 - Non-Member

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Reaching beyond the basics to maximize the impact of your testing process. Leave this workshop with high performance, high yield software testing solutions.
The current global economic crisis is placing pressure on companies to do more with less. Coming under added pressure are functions often considered support (like testing). Despite a clear and definitive understanding about its purpose and value, software testing is being asked to do more, but with less. Are your methods streamlined and versatile enough to meet this challenge in a productive way? Or will you simply choose to reduce scope and hope that major issues are avoided? The course is specifically designed to meet the challenges facing businesses today and to advance you to a higher level of responsible test behavior.
Any time you change, streamline or recast the way you do something there will be a loss of efficiency. Due in large part to a loss of confidence caused by newfound unfamiliarity, this course provides participants with ways to bridge this loss. How is this done? By:
- Utilizing a Series of Focused Skill Building Exercises
- Providing Real-Life Examples
- Showing a Clear and Realistic Transition Roadmap
- Maintaining Value Based Practicality
This intense, two- day interactive program takes participants from test foundations, understanding and promoting present practices, to addressing the wide variety of testing situations that are common in today’s business climate. These include:
- Testing in Non-Traditional Development Environments (e.g. Iterative, Agile, Prototyping),
- Addressing Advanced Testing Areas (e.g. Performance, Capacity, Security…), and
- Managed testing for Maintenance, Purchased Software Solutions, and Outsourced Test Engagements.
Information contained in this valuable program goes beyond introduction. You will practice, explore and challenge each topic establishing a base of ownership. In-class hands-on exercises and activities will powerfully reinforce what you learn, giving you the practice needed to successfully integrate your new skills immediately.
Learn how to:
- A Strategic Plan to improve and enhance YOUR testing process going forward.
- Flexible and fluid approach to testing under varying situations.
- Reliably advocate an appropriate level of testing, predict quality results, and form a professional platform for Release 2 testing.
- Gain confidence and provide subject matter leadership on the project/business team.
- Develop a compelling reason for stakeholders to WANT to be engaged in the project
- Practice the art and science of writing test cases, including types (white box, black box, positive, negative, load testing, and beta testing)
- Regression testing, what it is and why it needs to be done
- Testing in an Agile environment, writing test cases before/during development not after, get acceptance testing from customers while gathering requirements
- How to speed up testing, increase code coverage and run many test permutations with test automation
- Tie your test cases back to your requirements through traceability
Who Should Attend:
- Software Test and QA Professionals
- Software Test and QA Managers
- Quality Analysts and Engineers
Delivery Method
Virtual Classroom
Virtual Classroom training courses are led online by live expert instructors. This method of training delivery requires a virtual classroom platform and a phone conference bridge line. The required platform and bridge are easy to use allowing students to focus on the high-quality instruction. Instructors provide courseware as well as tools and techniques that you can immediately use on-the-job. Participating in a virtual classroom experience is valuable to those with limited time for commuting but who desire the instructor and two-way peer communication. All virtual classroom session times are listed in ET. All virtual classroom sessions run from 12:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. ET (9:00 a.m. PT, 10:00 a.m. MT, 11:00 a.m. CT)
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