Course Overview
This seminar focuses on the fundamentals of test planning, test case design, test execution and test environment management. Some people believe that testing is dead easy. All we need to do is to check that the system works.

The truth is software quality has never been more important, as software has become more pervasive in society. Ironically, technical innovation, system complexity and interoperability, deadline pressures on software developers and testers, and consequently also the bugginess of software, appear to be increasing. As software quality has become critical, knowing how to test effectively has become an essential survival skill for most organizations. Read More.

Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for systems testers and quality assurance professionals, systems analysts and designers, software engineers, project leaders, and users who are involved in systems testing. This class is for you if you are interested in examining how to become smarter, more organized and ultimately more effective in your testing.

Learning Objectives
By participating in this seminar, you will improve your ability to:

• Design effective and reliable test cases.
• Develop workable test plans.
• Organize and manage your test efforts.
• Evaluate test results.
• Write effective problem reports and get problems resolved.
• Manage the test environment. Assess the effectiveness of your and others' testing.
• Work cooperatively with others, such as system users and software engineers, to deliver quality systems in a timely manner.
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Plus, receive valuable takeaways. The 160-page workshop manual is a valuable resource on sound testing techniques (including when and how to use them) along with valuable concept explanations used within the course.

Some comments from past participants:
“Roland has vast knowledge and very open to questions and constantly used scenarios relating to students.”
“Good real-world experience, particularly liked seeing the development process built around unit testing.”

Read the Instructor Bio: Roland Stens.

Other courses led by this instructor:

• Software Unit/Component Testing
• Developing Workable Test Plans
• Realistically Estimating Test Projects
• Automated Software Testing
• Integration, Interface and Interoperability Testing (3i Testing)
• Performance, Stress and Load Testing

Register 1-month Ahead. Save $100 with 'early-bird' pricing on courses.

December 10-11  Vancouver, BC             $1095 CAD   Register

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