Topic:Software testing
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Please keep in mind, that so far this is a translation of the German course. So, until now the talk pages are not translated.
Who wants to learn together? The meeting place is already prepared.
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[edit] Why might this course be valuable for you?
This course shall introduce interested people into the topic testing. One goal is, that at the end of this course the participant might apply testing to anything (and not only to software). Testing saves in the end a lot of time and money. Let's see if we can show you, that testing is a very creative task and that the search of problems can make fun. Also in comparison to a book: the course is practical. You will do most of the things together with the tutors. So, you will not be all alone behind your monitor and probably think: "Yes, I understood the topic" - but actually you did not understand it 100%. We will do together online-sessions, where you can ask questions directly and also get feedback immediately. Also we will collaborate with others to apply what we have learned. Because most of the things, which a tester needs, can't be learned from books - you have to apply it also on your own. And together in the team we can share/use the experience of each other.
[edit] What kind of premises do you need?
Actually not so much, because it is our task, to present you the needed information, so that you can apply it. But you are required to have interest and most of all: a critical mindset. Because in testing you have to question everything (also this course). Nothing is really carved out of stone - everything can be out of date already tomorrow. We appreciate every feedback you give us - really - please contact the tutors here.
[edit] So, what now?
At first the basic topics (theory) will be presented and existing literature will be referenced. The main intention always is to give practical examples and exercises, so that the benefit and the coherences of test activities will be clear. Everything you need you will find in the introduction of the course.
[edit] Page updates
- 15 March 2009: Software testing
- 18 September 2008: Topic:Software testing
- 2 January 2008: Web testing
- 17 December 2007: Topic:Software testing/meeting place
- 17 December 2007: Topic:Software testing/results
- 17 December 2007: Topic:Software testing/literature
- 17 December 2007: Software testing/glossary
- 17 December 2007: Topic:Software testing/test tools
- 17 December 2007: Topic:Software testing/interaction
- 17 December 2007: Software testing/laboratory course
- 17 December 2007: Software testing/Design technique
- 17 December 2007: Software testing/history of testing
- 17 December 2007: Software testing/Introduction