Course Outline

Day 1

Agile Manifesto and Principles

  • Introduction to Agile for government
  • Engineering principles applicable to public sector projects
  • Practical exercise: Applying Agile methodologies in a government context
  • Faster delivery of services for government operations
  • Sprint practical exercise: Simulating a sprint cycle for government projects
Day 2

Delivery

  • Planning strategies for effective project management in the public sector
  • Continuous testing to ensure quality and compliance for government initiatives
  • Building quality into every phase of government projects
  • Sprint practical exercise: Advanced techniques for government sprints
  • Mock practical exam: Preparing for certification with a focus on government applications
Day 3

Team and Examination

  • Managing technical debt and Test-Driven Development (TDD) in government projects
  • Cultivating an Agile mindset within government teams
  • Sprint practical exercise: Collaborative problem-solving for government challenges
  • Scaling Agile methodologies across large government organizations
  • Practical examination (including scenario): Demonstrating proficiency in Agile practices for government

Requirements

This course is designed for practitioners. Candidates are expected to meet one of the agile knowledge prerequisites, such as iSQI® Certified Agile Essentials (CAE), iSQI® Certified Scrum Master Pro, ISTQB® Foundation Level Agile Tester, or have at least two years of professional experience working in an Agile environment. Given the practical and experiential learning approach of this course, candidates should possess certain foundational knowledge to successfully complete the course and its assessments within the allocated timeframe. Candidates are expected to be able to apply basic practices and techniques, including: - Knowledge of test design methods such as Equivalence Partitioning (EP), Boundary Value Analysis (BVA), State Transition Testing, Decision Tables, and Exploratory Testing. - Familiarity with basic test terminology. - Understanding the differences between functional and non-functional testing, including the fundamental concepts of Performance and Usability testing. - The ability to perform all activities associated with the fundamental test process. This course is tailored for government professionals who need to enhance their agile testing skills while aligning with public sector workflows, governance, and accountability.
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