Effective Acceptance Testing (EAT)

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New Course! - 'Use Case for Business Requirements'.

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Business and system users are increasingly accepting responsibility for testing of systems to specification.  This one-day course will give potential testers an overview of the entire testing process.  The course will cover testing methods enabling effective acceptance testing of system components prior to acceptance into production.  

WHO WILL THE COURSE BENEFIT?

Business users responsible for final Acceptance Testing, prior to final implementation.  Systems personnel responsible for the management of final testing.  Programme testing staff wishing to enhance the effectiveness of their testing skills.  Project Managers responsible for software quality.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

To provide delegates with the purpose, approach and tools for effective Acceptance Testing.

WHAT SKILLS WILL THE DELEGATE GAIN FROM THIS TRAINING?
This course will enable delegates to:

1.  Understand where Acceptance Testing fits in the development of
     systems.

2.  Identify the most effective times on the development cycle for test plan
     generation.
3.  Employ static testing with greater effect.
4.  Identify Boundary classes to enhance testing effectiveness.
5.  Prepare suitable test data to force defects to become visible.

WHAT METHODS ARE USED TO IMPART THESE SKILLS?

•    Lectures supported by visual aids.
•    Class examples with delegate involvement.
•    Syndicate exercises.
•    Small group experiments, with analysis.
•    Presentation of syndicate findings, with critique.
•    Student manual.

Course Content

•    Introduction and Workshop Objectives.
•    Planning the Acceptance Test.
•    Breakdown of the Acceptance Testing Process.
•    Identifying and Ranking Business Priorities.
•    The Importance of Static Testing.
•    Conducting a Fagan Inspection.
•    Typical Functional Tests.
•    The Philosophy behind Test Case Creation.
•    Boundary Class Analysis.
•    Producing a Test Case Matrix.
•    Optimising the Testing Order.
•    Establishing the Test Run Structure.
•    Accurate Defect Reporting and Cognition.
•    Defect Tracking and Test Run Control.
•    Stress Testing the System.
•    How to Conduct Regression Testing.  

 

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