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Course Outline
Where Do Requirements Originate?
- Traditional Business Analysis
- Use Cases, Scenarios, and Tests
- Non-functional Requirements
- Performance
- Conformance
- UML in Business Analysis
Introduction to Testing
- Functional Tests
- Regression Tests
- User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- Unit Tests
- Usability Tests
- Non-functional Tests
- Performance Testing
- Load Testing
- Stress Testing
- Soak Testing
Testing Strategy: What and Why
- Decision-making regarding test scope
- The costs associated with testing non-essential elements
- Calculating Return on Investment (ROI) when analysis fails
- The responsibilities of the Test Manager
The Testing Process
- Testing as a process and a strategic approach
- Identifying testing needs
- Gathering requirements (use cases, user stories)
- Scoping (selecting and prioritizing scenarios)
- Designing tests
- Preparing test data
- Preparing the environment
- Creating or recording tests
- Executing the tests
- Analysis and reporting
- Conclusions and improvements
- Knowing when to stop
Product Owner and Testing
- The customer representative and test prioritization
- Prioritizing tests
- Writing effective user stories for UAT
- Acceptance criteria
- Group exercise to derive customer requirements, write stories, and create tests based on those requirements
The Sprint
- Sprint backlog and test user stories
- Group exercise to plan a sprint
Concluding a Sprint
- Scrum review meeting as a testing opportunity
Is Agile and Scrum Right for You?
- Review of the Scrum process
- Comparison with other methodologies
- Benefits of pair programming
- Question and Answer session
Requirements
None.
14 Hours
Testimonials (2)
There has been a wide coverage of many topics. This fostered our own discussong internally
Pierre - Seebyte
Course - Agile Software Testing
The theory, the examples, the excercices, the explanations.
