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ISTQB Certified Tester at Foundation Level
Everyone has experienced software failures at some point, which can range from minor inconvenience to loss of reputation, confidence, customers, business - even loss of life! And yet the root cause of all these failures could have been easily detected through proper testing...
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This course takes the individual through the iSQI-certified ISTQB Certified Tester (Foundation Level), an established qualification and an industry-recognised standard for companies and individuals to prove knowledge of the fundamentals of software testing.
The Foundation Level qualification is aimed at anyone involved in software testing. This includes people in roles such as testers, test analysts, test engineers, test consultants, test managers, user acceptance testers and software developers.
This Foundation Level certificate is also appropriate for anyone who wants a basic understanding of software testing, such as project managers, quality managers, software development managers, business analysts, IT directors and management consultants.
- Understand testing as an activity within software development lifecycles
- Understand the value of the Fundamental Test Process
- Project-manage testing as a valued discipline
- Demonstrate a contribution to quality assurance
- Use tools and techniques to perform static and dynamic testing
- Appreciate different roles and responsibilities during testing
- Prepare for the 'ISQTB Certified Tester - Foundation Level' examination
The organisation will gain an individual holding a certificate is recognised in multiple countries in multiple continents, demonstrating that they not only understand how important testing is, but how it adds value to both product and project, and how to carry out the best testing available within time and cost constraints.
You will hold an internationally-recognised certificate which demonstrates familiarity with the most common concepts of software testing and the associated terminology. No other certification program has adoption in as many countries as this one, it is truly International.
Why is Testing Necessary?
What is Testing?
The Seven Testing Principles
The Fundamental Test Process
The Psychology of Testing
Different Software Development Models
Different Levels of Testing
Types Of Testing
Maintenance Testing
Techniques Used Within Testing
Formal/informal Review Processes
Using Tools For Static Analysis
The Test Development Process
Categories of Test Design Techniques
Specification-based (Black-box) Techniques
Structure-based (White-box) Techniques
Experience-based Techniques
Which Technique To Use?
Test Organization
Test Planning and Estimation
Test Progress Monitoring and Control
Configuration Management
Risk and Testing
Incident Management
Types of Test Tools
Effective Use of Tools
Introducing a new Tool
The candidate should have at least a minimal background in either software development or software testing, such as six months' experience as a system or user acceptance tester or as a software developer.
Delegate will be given an exam voucher after the course to allow them to sit the ISTQB® Certified Tester – Foundation Level exam which is offered in over 5,200 Pearson VUE Locations globally.
The exam consists of 40 questions, multiple-choice, 60 minutes (25% time extension for non-native speakers available on request), minimum score 65%.
About the Lead Trainer
Chris is Quanta's Operations Director and is responsible for ensuring the overall smooth running of the business.
Outside of work Chris is a keen volleyball player, he has played national league volleyball for many years and has also tried his hand at coaching, as well as being a qualified volleyball referee. He also loves travelling and is a keen photographer.
Quick Fact: Chris was part of the London 2012 Olympics & Paralympics, spending most of the summer down in the capital as a Field of Play Attendant for the Beach Volleyball and then as a National Technical Officer line judging at the Sitting Volleyball.
