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Course Code:	IN 439
Course Abstract:	This class teaches participants to leverage project’s use cases to develop test plans, test cases, and test data to support iterative and incremental development. Participants will learn principles and practical tips for developing test plans and test cases iteratively. In each lesson, participants learn how to think like a tester and produce key artifacts or deliverables. During the class participants will develop and refine test plans and black box test cases to take a sample project from its Inception phase through acceptance testing in the Transition phase. Learn to derive test artifacts from use case models, use case specs, site maps, wireframes, and other artifacts that arrive with each iteration. Where appropriate, test patterns are introduced. This course focuses on functional testing; load, stress, configuration, and other types of tests are briefly discussed. This course does not advocate the use of any particular tools.
Audience:	This course is designed for test managers, testers, business analysts, project managers, programmers, and/or subject matter experts responsible for testing or overseeing testing activities.
Duration:	2 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Think like a tester > Develop detailed project test plans iteratively > Identify and write effective test cases from use cases and other UML and Agile Modeling artifacts using black box and white box analysis techniques > Develop test cases from user interfaces screen mock-ups and specifications > Review functional requirements in use cases and non-functional requirements to improve testability > Manage the testing process and communicate test results to different audiences
Course Topics:	The Testing Process Review iterative process structure Define the testing lifecycle in an iterative project Define testing concepts: stages and types of testing Identify testing roles, skills, activities and artifacts Explore how use cases and design models are leveraged for testing Developing A Test Plan Determine types of tests to run: functional, stress, load, etc. Plan test levels and rigor against project timeline Define test coverage goals Establish regression testing strategy Determine test automation plan Examine test plan template Lab: Define test plan to meet project objectives Identifying Test Cases Determine test objectives and potential test cases Identifying test case sources Use cases Information architecture Activity diagrams Class diagrams Component diagrams Sequence diagrams State models Deployment diagrams Define how test cases are identified from each source Lab: Test cases from use cases Tips for testing user interfaces Determine test types to use for different test sources Lab: Test cases from state models Writing Test Cases Examine test case template Define test case objectives Specify success and failure criteria Write test case scenarios Specify test inputs and expected outputs Lab: Write effective test cases Define test case variations Lab: Identify test case variations Designing Tests Establish and control needed test environments Hardware configurations Software configurations Test stubs Required test data Lab: Define test environment Executing Tests Setup test environment Verify test stability Execute tests and record results Evaluate results Respond to test results Filing defect reports When to file a change request? Is the project plan affected? Need to revise the plan? What test assets need to be enhanced for future testing? Manage defects and change requests Automating Testing Types and examples of test tools Criteria for using testing tools Avoiding automation pitfalls
Prerequisites:	Knowledge of, or experience with, use cases is highly recommended (Introduction to Use Cases) Knowledge of, or experience with, other UML artifacts is desired, but not required (Analysis and Design using UML)

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