Design 3000: Software Management and Testing

Design 3000: Software Management and Testing, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.25, with 57 lectures, based on 13 reviews, and has 1070 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand Testing & Software Developer Terms Understand Modern Testing Practices Appreciate How to Win Friends While Testing Software Know How to Test Browser, Console, & Cloud Software Document Testing & Software Analysis Activities Create Iterative Testing Plans & Prescriptions Learn How To Use UML Use Cases Discover How To Create & Manage Test Cases Discover how to limit a UML Activity Diagram so as to use more universally-understood Flow Chart activities. Understand HTML, JavaScript, Python, and Java Enjoy a Role-Based Review Of "The Perfect Team Collaboration Software" This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who are new to the testing and / or software development industry It is particularly useful for Students who are new to the testing and / or software development industry.

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Summary

Title: Design 3000: Software Management and Testing

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.25

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Understand Testing & Software Developer Terms
Understand Modern Testing Practices
Appreciate How to Win Friends While Testing Software
Know How to Test Browser, Console, & Cloud Software
Document Testing & Software Analysis Activities
Create Iterative Testing Plans & Prescriptions
Learn How To Use UML Use Cases
Discover How To Create & Manage Test Cases
Discover how to limit a UML Activity Diagram so as to use more universally-understood Flow Chart activities.
Understand HTML, JavaScript, Python, and Java
Enjoy a Role-Based Review Of "The Perfect Team Collaboration Software"

Who Should Attend

Students who are new to the testing and / or software development industry

Target Audiences

Students who are new to the testing and / or software development industry

Software Management and Testing is designed for those who have little to no experience with the software development testing terminology documentation or even the modern testing world.

Terms, Teams and Tactics

In this training we’ll be discussing the key terms and concepts presently used by modern software development professionals. We’ll also be discussing that where we can find software defects in supporting applications no matter where these applications are discovered in the software development lifecycle because we can encounter problems at any point in the software review process.

Testing Realms

From upper management to content creators, the clear and present need in the software industry is to seek out and employ not only those who can identify and use their tools well, but also those who know how to win friends, as well as influence team members. From under, poorly, and well as well tested softwares, far from being a mundane technical process, the art of creating fantastic software requires an ability to kindle synergies.

Testing Technique

We will be discussing testing related systems software services scripts as well as the policies offered required to better manage the software development testing and repair process.

Complete Coverage

From testing graphical to browser based applications therefore, in addition to reviewing the modern trends, techniques, and tools de jur, my Software Management and Testing training opportunity also covers how to encourage team members to do their best. By combining field-tested techniques used to remedy defects found in multi-million dollar software systems with well known testing concepts, our mission is to equip each student with the insight and real-world experiences required to ensure both personal, as well as project, success.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction (1000)

Lecture 1: Personal Success & Motivation

Lecture 2: Training Overview + Roles & Responsibilities

Lecture 3: Basic Terms & Concepts

Lecture 4: Roles & Responsibilities

Chapter 2: Testing Fundamentals (2000)

Lecture 1: Input, Output & Processing

Lecture 2: Testing Terminology

Lecture 3: I/O Redirections

Lecture 4: Testing Fundamentals (Part Two – Start)

Lecture 5: Sources of Error: Requirements, Technology & Complexity

Lecture 6: Sources of Error – Complexity (continued)

Lecture 7: Testing Realms

Lecture 8: Testing Realms (continued)

Lecture 9: Testing Realms (continued)

Lecture 10: Testing Approach

Lecture 11: Testing Approach (continued)

Lecture 12: A Bug's Life

Lecture 13: Testing Fundamentals: More Testing Terms

Lecture 14: Honorable Mentions

Lecture 15: Analysis Activities & Lab Exercise

Lecture 16: The Software Quality Review

Lecture 17: Requirements, Behaviors, & Reliability

Lecture 18: Testing, Debugging & Verification

Lecture 19: Testing & Verification Process

Lecture 20: Test Case Creation

Chapter 3: Internet & Browser Testing (3000)

Lecture 1: Browser-Based Software Testing – Introduction

Lecture 2: Client-Server Testing

Lecture 3: JavaScript Overview

Lecture 4: Browser Testing: Testing JavaScript

Lecture 5: Testing Web Services

Lecture 6: HTML5 Overview

Lecture 7: Cross-Browser Testing

Lecture 8: Graphical User Interface (GUI) Testing

Lecture 9: Browser Testing & Regular Expressions (RE)

Lecture 10: Regular Expressions (Part Two)

Chapter 4: Testing Concepts (4000)

Lecture 1: Testing Concepts (Introduction)

Lecture 2: Black & White Box Testing

Lecture 3: Code Testing

Lecture 4: System Testing

Lecture 5: Static Testing Environment (LAB)

Lecture 6: Testing Concepts: Software Quality Defined

Lecture 7: Testing Concepts: Requirements, Behavior, & Reliability

Lecture 8: Analytical Concepts

Lecture 9: Functions & Control Flow Graphs (CFGs)

Lecture 10: Lab Exercise: LineDDA

Chapter 5: Case Studies (5000)

Lecture 1: Case Studies: Introduction & Case Study 01

Lecture 2: Case Study 02: Life in the DMZ

Lecture 3: Case Study 03: SOA Testing & Service Technologies

Lecture 4: Case Study 04: Load Testing & Lab Exercises

Chapter 6: Best Practices (6000)

Lecture 1: Introduction & Work Management

Lecture 2: Source Code Repositories

Lecture 3: Source Code Repositories (continued)

Lecture 4: Testing Best Practices

Lecture 5: Special Testing Emphasis

Chapter 7: Closing Concepts (7000)

Lecture 1: Closing Concepts – Testing Perscriptions & Other Winning Strategies

Lecture 2: Testing Prescriptions (continued)

Lecture 3: Testing Prescription (continued) & Closing Concept Review

Lecture 4: Closing Concept Review (continued)

Instructors

Randall Nagy
Software Engineer & Educator

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