Course Overview
The development, delivery and implementation of quality software is getting more competitive year over year. One of the most time-consuming aspects of product development is the testing of software deliverables for quality and stability. Finding performance problems late in the development cycle is costly and damaging.

This workshop goes beyond the basics of feature testing to assure that your software works in its' "live" production environment before the users discover the problems. Central to the class is a case study for which a performance test is needed. The assignment is to identify and analyze the business and technical issues and develop a test strategy for the situation. The strategy describes how testing will be used to predict the system's actual performance, in order to asses whether it will be acceptable in live operation. Read More.

Who Should Attend
This seminar is ideally suited to QA testers, analysts and engineers who need to develop a working knowledge of performance test planning and performance testing.

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

• Develop an overall test strategy.
• Understand the performance management lifecycle.
• Specify performance requirements.
• Test system performance, response time and throughput.
• Test the ability to handle load and stress.
• Automate performance, load and stress testing.
• Recognize key success factors for performance testing.
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Plus, receive valuable takeaways. The 250+ page workshop manual is a valuable resource on performance testing techniques (including a case study) 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)
• Fundamentals of Software Testing

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September 20-21      Vancouver, BC             $1095 CAD   Register

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