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This two-day “how-to” seminar is intended to help the software quality professional better understand some of the strategies, techniques and models that can be utilized in test case design.
The primary focus will be on Equivalence Partitioning, Boundary Analysis and Decision Tables. Most quality analysts and test engineers have heard these terms but do not make the most of their capabilities. We will cover, step-by-step, how to perform each.
Attendees will practice their new skill sets with supporting exercises.
We will also discuss other test case design considerations including test level strategies (unit, integration, system, user acceptance), testing beyond functional requirements (e.g., usability, regression, configuration, performance, security, installation/un-installation), high-level strategies such as risk-based, state-based, Implementation-based, and how the Unified Modeling Language (UML) development models can support test case design, including the value of Use Cases to today's quality professional.
Attending a Boot Camp for Software Testers or Effective Methods of Software Testing - Test Planning is recommended but not mandatory.
Need to train multiple people on this topic? Try Private in-house training.
For more information contact Tim Pelland or Bill Marinara at info@qaicampus.org or 1-866-724-6013 |
Course Outline
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| Present test strategies, techniques and models to support test case design.
Particular focus is on: |
- Equivalence Partitioning
- Boundary Analysis
- Decision Tables
- Review UML development models for test case design
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Individuals with responsibilities such as: |
- Software Testers
- Software Test Managers
- Software Developers
- Business Analysts
- Project Leaders
- Customers/Users
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Hotel Information |
Jan 28-29, 2009 |
Orlando, FL |
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General Seminar Information
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$895 per attendee
(QAI Members receive a 10% Discount) |
Start Time (first day) ~ 9:00 am
End Time (last day) ~ 4:30 pm |
| The price includes the course material, lunch & breaks each day, and a certificate of completion. Hotel and travel arrangements are the responsibility of the attendee. |
QAI Cancellation Policy
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- All cancellations must be made in writing - either by mail, e-mail, or fax.
- All payments must be received by QAI prior to the start of the conference/seminar.
- If cancelled 5 calendar days, or later, prior to the start date or for no-shows - NO REFUND
- If cancelled 6-30 calendar days prior to the start date - 50 % of the conference/seminar fee will be non-refundable.
- If cancelled prior to 30 calendar days to the start date - A full refund will be issued.
- You are welcome to substitute if you cannot attend, but please notify in advance.
- You may reschedule with at least four weeks notice prior to the conference/seminar for which you are currently registered.
- Please send all cancellations and substitutions to register@qaiworldwide.org, or fax to 407-363-1112, Attn: Registrar
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