QA AND SOFTWARE TESTING COURSES
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  green dotspaceST01 Introduction to Testing Principles
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green dotspaceST02 Unit and Integration Testing

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  green dotspaceST03 Systems Testing
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  green dotspaceST04 User Acceptance Testing
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  green dotspaceST05 Web Application Testing
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  green dotspaceST06 Effective Software Testing
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  green dotspaceST07 Software Development for Testers
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green dotspaceST08 Project Management for Testers

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  green dotspaceST09 Requirements Management for Testers
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  green dotspaceST10 Business Analysis for Testers
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  green dotspaceST11 Inspections / Structured Walkthroughs
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  green dotspaceST12 Risk-based Software Testing
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  green dotspaceST13 Test Process Improvement
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green dotspaceST14 Software Testing Tools

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green dotspaceST15 Defect Tracking Tools

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ST08 - Project Management for Testers
 
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green bulletCOURSE SYNOPSIS

Software testers are an integral part of any project team from the inception through implementation. As part of the project team, software testers have specific responsibilities and must provide specific and timely information to the project manager. But what information does a project manager need? And what information is appropriate?

To be effective, software testers must understand the project and management practices that enable the planning, estimating, scheduling, monitoring, and completion of projects. This means understanding project management terminology and the forces that drive project managers. Having this understanding will enable the software tester to be a better project team member and to find ways to improve the testing capacity and performance of the project team.

red bulletCOURSE OUTLINE

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to define:

  • What project managers want from software testers
  • The role of the tester in the Software Development Life Cycle
  • How the test strategy and test plan integrates with the project plan
  • Identifying testing tasks to be included in the project plan
  • Estimating testing tasks
  • Providing scheduling and milestone information to project managers
  • Making sure that testing tasks are properly defined on the project plan
  • Revising estimates and using `effort-to-go' reporting
  • Attending developer working sessions and project meetings
  • How to report project status
  • How to detect testing project risks and assess and report them
  • How to report `bad news" or to communicate "issues"
  • Defect Reporting and assessing testing completion
  • Software testing and Agile Methods, Prototyping, and Iterative Development

yellow bulletTOPICS

  • Introduction to Project Life Cycle Concepts
  • Project Roles and Responsibilities
  • Project Scheduling
  • Integrating Testing into the Project Plan
  • Project Reporting

green bulletLOGISTICS

  • Class duration is 1 day.
  • Course contents may be customized to meet your company needs.
  • Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Extensive instructional materials and case study are provided.
  • This course is offered as in-house training.

red bulletPREREQUISITES

  • None

yellow bulletAUDIENCE

  • Information Technology or Software Development Project Managers
  • Product Managers and Product Implementation Teams
  • End User Project Managers
  • Quality Assurance Staff
  • Software Testers
  • Business Analysts
  • Information Technology Managers & Supervisors
  • System Developers and Project Team Members
  • Consultants and Project Auditors

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