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systems & software engineering
Unit Testing and System Verification
A 2-day workshop promoting a uniform approach to testing with a concentration on
testing at the unit level. It addresses the roles of each participant in the
software development process, outlining responsibilities, expectations, and
mechanisms for measuring the success of the effort. It introduces participants
to QA concepts, but concentrates on unit testing and QA techniques for
developers. The class includes examples of testing methodologies, sample unit
test plans, and exercises.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is extremely helpful for
project leaders, project managers, business analysts, programmers, management
professionals, systems analysts, quality assurance professionals, quality
control professionals, and information specialists. Representatives of
organizations planning to adopt a new development methodology, such as Agile, or
plan to test in an eXtreme Programming environment should also consider this workshop.
Workshop
Objectives:
- Clarify the objectives of unit testing and
the role of the programmer as the primary tester.
- Review the levels of unit testing and
write unit test plans.
- Identify the white box and black box
sources for creating unit tests.
- Develop comprehensive unit test plans and
measure the degree of coverage.
- Establish the relationships between unit
and system testers.
- Work on techniques to estimate the testing
effort.
- Examine quality assurance techniques that
will make the development effort more productive.
- Review numerous techniques to identify
testable conditions.
- Discuss specifications and recommend
approaches to improve system requirement gathering and writing
comprehensive specifications.
- Establish comprehensive test objectives.
- Discuss programming standards and the impact on testing
requirements.
- Measure complexity at the specification level.
- Review automated test tools.
- Examine the testing differences in an
Object-Oriented programming.
- Determine the best testing approach based
upon the development methodology.
To request a comprehensive
curriculum outline click... HERE.
Last updated on
April 30, 2008
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