Software Testing
Techniques for Improving Software Quality

This three-day course is unique in that it presents an original, theoretical architecture for improving software quality. The architecture unifies what has traditionally been seen as unrelated quality concepts and activities.

Participants will leave the course armed with a toolbox of testing techniques that can be used to improve the quality of software systems. The course has been specifically designed for analysts, designers and programmers of application software as well as quality assurance specialists and testing personnel.

This course is also available as a two-day course and a user testing course.

Course Features

• Presents a theoretical architecture for quality improvement that unifies test activities throughout the software development life cycle.
• Pinpoints the error adding and defect removal activities within the systems development life cycle and describes how to reduce the number of errors.
• Describes in detail, a variety of proven techniques for planning and designing software tests.

Participant Benefits

• A clear understanding of the role of testing and how this relates to the goal of improving software quality.
• Ability to select and apply the appropriate testing technique at each stage of the development life cycle.
• Practical experience of planning and designing software test cases.

Who Should Attend

• Testers, Programmers, Business Analysts, Systems Analysts, Architects and Designers
• Methodologists, Quality Assurance and Process Improvement Staff

Course Duration

• 3  days

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