Bring your team and save:
1. Groups of three or more receive a 10% discount
2. Organizations hosting an in-house session with 10+ participants enjoy a 15% discount.
About the Course:
Duration: 3 Days
Delivery Mode: Classroom (In-Person)
Language: English
Credits: 24 PDUs / Training Hours
Certification: Course Completion Certificate
Refreshments: Lunch, snacks and beverages will be provided during the session
Course Description:
This Course provides an understanding of basic fundamental Principles of testing including the fundamental test Process and testing terminology. It explains how testing activities support development activities across different software development models. The Course provides an overview of both static and dynamic testing techniques and how to apply these. It introduces you to test Management issues including test planning and estimation, Risk-based testing, and incident Management. It also covers tool support for testing, benefits and potential Risks of tools, and an effective Process to introduce these into an organization.
Holders of the Foundation Certificate will be able to go on to a higher-level software testing qualification.
Learning Objectives:
● Use a common language for efficient and effective communication with other testers and project stakeholders.
● Understand established testing concepts, the fundamental test Process, test approaches, and Principles to support test Objectives.
● Design and prioritize tests using established techniques.
● Analyze functional and nonfunctional specifications, such as performance and usability, at all test levels for systems with a low to medium level of complexity.
● Execute tests according to agreed test plans, and analyze and report on the results of tests.
● Write clear and understandable incident reports.
● Participate effectively in reviews of small to medium-sized projects.
● Describe different types of testing tools and their uses, and assist in the selection and implementation Process
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Office Hours are unstructured discussions between Golden Seeds members and entrepreneurs. This opportunity is particularly relevant for companies that are likely to seek funding in the next 12 to 24 months.
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