ISEB/ISTQB Foundation Software Testing Training in Chennai

Course Duration

40 HOURS

About ISEB/ISTQB Foundation Software Testing

The Foundation Level qualification is intended for any person/professional who is employed or concerned with in software testing. These people includes in roles such as testers, test analysts, test engineers, test consultants, test managers, user acceptance testers and software developers.

Foundation Level qualification is also suitable for anyone who would aspire a basic understanding of software testing, roles such as project managers, quality managers, software development managers, business analysts, IT directors & management consultants. This is a perfect for attaining additional benefits & understanding of wishing to understand what is entailed in Software Testing.

Aim
The objectives & achievement of the completing ISEB/ISTQB Foundation in Software Testing training course are:

Preparing students for the ISEB Foundation Certificate in Software Testing based on the current ISTQB syllabus

Improve understanding of software testing, the purpose and nature in order to raise the awareness of issues that is around testing

To enhance & provide a professional qualification

That is recognised by employers, customers/clients

To introduce various test techniques (static, white box and black box) to students as well as to provide practical experience and some key techniques to use

To learn and understand its terminology

To provide a complete picture in understanding of the test activities and its processes used from requirements review to system implementation & to discover good sources of information

To enable software suppliers to appoint certified testers as well as gain commercial advantage over their competitors by advertising their tester recruitment policy

Comparison of testing skills across different countries, testers are to move across country borders more easily and multinational/international projects that are of common understanding of any testing issues.

Examination
The course as a whole is a three day course and on the final day of the course, an examination will be taken place. This Software Testing Foundation training course is based on the current ISTQB syllabus. The course prepares students for the multiple choice examination for the qualification.
There are six components of this course which consists of:

Fundamentals of testing

Testing throughout the life cycle

Static test

Techniques

Test design techniques, Test management and Test tools

Course Contents

Understanding the fundamentals of testing software:

Questioning as to why testing is necessary harm caused by defects in software

What are the root causes

Testing & quality assurance

What testing is & its elements

General testing principles

Fundamental test process and psychology behind the testing

Testing throughout the software life cycle:

Software developmental models needed

Relationship between development test activities & work products in the development life cycle,

Project and product characteristics and contexts

Test levels, objectives, typical object and targets of testing

Functional and non-functional testing

Structured and change related testing

Confirmation & regression testing

Maintenance testing

Impact analysis in maintenance

Static techniques:

Reviews and test processes

Software work products and the different static techniques to use

Importance & value of static techniques

The difference between static and dynamic techniques

Test management:

Test organisation

Independent testing

Tasks of a typical test leader and the testor

Test planning and its estimation

Standard for Software Test Documentation (EEE 829)

The factors that influences the effort related to testing estimation approaches (metrics-based and expert based)

Test preparation & execution tasks

Use of exit criteria

Test progress monitoring and control

Metric and reports

Configuration management

Risk and testing

Incident reporting and management reporting

Tool support for testing:

The types of test tools to use

Effective use of tools

Potential benefits and risks involved

Introducing a tool into an organisation

Typical formal review process

Different view of review

Informal review

Technical review

Inspection

Eexplaining the factors for a successful performance of reviews taken

Static analysis used by tools

Defects and errors that are recognised by static analysis

Typical code and design defects that is known

Test design techniques

Identifying the test condition and test cases

Categories of test designs

Specific based ( black box) and the structure based (white box)approaches

Equivalence portioning boundary value analysis

Decision tables

State transition diagrams

Use of case testing

Structured testing by use of white box testing techniques

Code coverage

Statement and decision coverage

Control flows using statement testing and decision testing

Experience based techniques

Choosing the techniques to use

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