Course Outline
Lesson 1: Understanding Software Testing for Government
- Understand the Importance of Testing for Government Operations
- Identify Quality Parameters for Government Systems
- Identify Factors That Affect Software Quality in Government Applications
- Identify Quality Assessment Standards and Models for Government Use
Lesson 2: Understanding the Test Process for Government
- Identify Test Phases for Government Projects
- Understand the Testing Workbench Process for Government Systems
- Understand the Incident Life Cycle in Government Software Testing
- Identify Test Documents for Government Reporting
Lesson 3: Understanding Test Levels for Government
- Understand Component Testing in Government Applications
- Understand Integration Testing for Government Systems
- Understand System Testing for Government Projects
- Understand Acceptance Testing for Government Use
Lesson 4: Understanding Testing Techniques for Government
- Identify Structural Testing Techniques for Government Software
- Identify Functional Testing Techniques for Government Systems
Lesson 5: Examining Test Case Design Techniques for Government
- Identify Structure-Based Test Design Techniques for Government Use
- Identify Specification-Based Test Design Techniques for Government Systems
- Identify Experience-Based Test Design Techniques for Government Applications
Lesson 6: Planning and Estimating Tests for Government
- Create a Test Plan for Government Projects
- Estimate Testing Effort for Government Operations
Lesson 7: Handling Risks in Software for Government
- Identify Software Risks in Government Systems
- Manage Risks in Government Software Development
Lesson 8: Implementing Tests for Government
- Understand the Test Development Process for Government Applications
- Create Test Cases for Government Systems
- Analyze Test Metrics for Government Reporting
- Analyze Defect Management in Government Software
Lesson 9: Reporting on Tests for Government
- Define Test Metrics for Test Reports in Government
- Identify Test Reporting Tools for Government Use
- Create Test Reports for Government Projects
- Perform Test Closure Activities for Government Systems
Lesson 10: Building a Test Environment for Government
- Identify Management Responsibilities in Government Testing
- Understand Management Process Models for Government Use
- Manage Test Administration for Government Projects
Lesson 11: Managing a Test Project for Government
- Identify Skills Required to Supervise a Test Project in Government
- Identify the Leadership Skills to Manage a Project for Government
- Introduce Tools into an Organization for Government Use
Lesson 12: Testing Software Developed by External Organizations for Government
- Analyze COTS Software Test Processes for Government Use
- Analyze Contracted Software Test Processes for Government Projects
Lesson 13: Testing Software Controls and the Adequacy of Security Procedures for Government
- Analyze Internal Controls in Government Systems
- Analyze Security Trainings for Government Employees
Lesson 14: Testing New Technologies for Government
- Analyze the Impact of Testing New Technologies for Government Operations
- Analyze the Challenges of Testing New Technologies in Government Systems
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Testimonials (5)
The instructor's teaching style was very good.
Kubra
Course - Automation Testing using Selenium
Good rapport, Łukasz had time for everyone's questions and was able to help anyone who had any issue
Kelly Morris - Titian Software Poland Sp. z o.o.
Course - Selenium WebDriver in C#
Amount of hands-on excersises.
Jakub Wasikowski - riskmethods sp. z o.o
Course - API Testing with Postman
The trainer explained every functionality thoroughly.
Argean Quilaquil - DXC
Course - TestComplete
Trainer is nice. His explanation is clear and interesting. He try to make the lessons interesting as possible. I enjoyed the lesson and gained a lot of knowledge. Thank you so much. The most useful technique I learned is the locating elements for different web component like textbox, radio buttons and buttons. Sometimes, the element ID is not capture correctly. We learned a different way of locating elements by using CSS selectors, XPath, Name and ID. I like the explanation. Thanks
