Course Outline

Overview of Agile for Government

  • Overview history of Agile methodologies for government
  • Discussion on Agile Manifesto statements and their relevance to public sector workflows

Scrum Framework for Government

  • Scrum roles and responsibilities – Scrum Master, Product Owner, Development Team, aligned with government project management standards
  • Scrum events – Sprint, Sprint Planning, Review, Retrospective, Daily Scrum meeting, tailored to meet governance and accountability requirements
  • Scrum artifacts – Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Product Increment, ensuring transparency and traceability for government projects

Agile Testing for Government

  • Collaboration over independence in testing processes for government
  • The role of documentation in Agile methodologies for government
  • Introduction to Agile Testing Quadrants for enhanced quality assurance in public sector projects
  • Test automation strategies for efficient and reliable testing in government systems

Testing Fundamentals for Government

  • The Fundamental Test Process for ensuring robust quality in government applications
  • Black-box test design techniques for effective functional testing in public sector projects
  • White-box test design techniques for thorough code analysis and security in government systems
  • Quality attributes to meet public sector standards and user expectations
  • Performance testing to ensure optimal system performance for government services
  • Test tools examples for government use cases

Technology-facing Testing that Guides Development for Government

  • Unit testing and black-box test design techniques for early defect detection in government software development
  • Test-driven development (TDD) practices to enhance code quality and reliability in public sector projects
  • Test tools examples for technology-facing testing in government environments

Business-facing Testing that Guides Development for Government

  • User stories and acceptance testing to align with stakeholder requirements in government projects
  • Behavior-driven development (BDD) to ensure the software meets business needs and user expectations in the public sector
  • Test tools examples for business-facing testing in government contexts

Business-facing Testing that Critiques the Product for Government

  • Exploratory testing to identify issues and improve product quality in government applications
  • White-box test design techniques for comprehensive code analysis and security assurance in public sector systems
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