Testing school training courses in Auburn, AL (public, in-house or online)

This course presents best practice methods and techniques for software testing to obtain thorough and effective testing results. Various levels and types of testing are covered. Techniques to efficiently test software deliverables throughout the project lifecycle are discussed and reinforced. This course focuses on the management of the software testing lifecycle by establishing a test strategy this is appropriate for a given project size, complexity and technical architecture.

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Exams: Multiple Choice, open-book exam based on job tasks. A time limit is imposed. Exam requirements vary based on Level desired.
Work History: Provide sufficient appropriate work experience
Performance Verification: Supervisor verification of job task competency.
Recommendation: A personal recommendation is required at Level III.

This package includes 6 months access to the ILX ISEB/ ISTQB Foundation Certificate in Software Testing e-learning course, which includes a case study and exam simulator and full tutor support including telephone and email access to our software testing trainers.

You won’t have to pay for travel and accommodation as this course allows you to train anywhere, anytime and you won’t have to take time off work. All you need is access to the Internet and you can study when and where ...

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Defect-based testing is the practice of testing with the idea of detecting defective conditions on complex ICs. Defect-based testing moves beyond functional and structural testing by introducing test concepts to catch actual defects. Many defects are not easily caught with standard test techniques, and require additional test approaches. Defect-based testing incorporates knowledge of defects like opens, shorts, resistive connections, parametric anomalies, and process variation-induced problems. ...

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Testing is a key aspect of reliability evaluations. Testing must be performed not only for individual failure mechanisms, but also at the component level. Component level testing helps ensure that all potential failure mechanisms are addressed. There are two types of testing at the component level: electrical screens and stress/life tests. Electrical screens are performed using automated test systems and are similar to standard functional tests. Stress and life tests are performed over longer pe...

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