Directing, controlling, and reporting on the conduct of
testing
1-Day Intensive Seminar Workshop
This interactive workshop addresses management aspects of carrying
out tests and reporting test results and test status. Since
test execution typically occupies the greatest portion of test
time, it is essential to leverage limited resources to maximize
defect detection and ejection. That means isolating and reporting
defects so they can be removed quickly. It also means analyzing
testing results to enable focusing economically on areas with
the biggest payback. Finally, it involves appropriate use of
automated tools and other techniques to organize and handle
often huge volumes of tests and test results. Exercises enhance
learning by allowing participants to practice techniques with
an actual case.
This course is intended to complement the one-day Proactive
Test Process Management course.
Participants will learn:
* Manual and automated techniques to structure
and manage large volumes of testware.
*Writing defect and status reports that help assure
the important bugs are removed before delivery.
* Methods to reliably keep testing efforts on track
and economical.
*Measures to monitor both testing of particular
software and overall test process effectiveness.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: This course has been designed
for systems and test managers, testers, analysts, and others
who plan, oversee, and/or carry out testing of software products.
