Software school training courses in Austin, TX (public, in-house or online)

I. Background and Introduction

II. Software Testing the State of the Ark

III. The Different Levels and Types of Software Testing

IV. Setting Measurable Test Goals and Objectives

V. The Traditional Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Key Software Testing Points
A. Where, when and what test plans need to be constructed
B. Where and when test data needs to be developed
C. Where and when software testing need to be conducted

VI. Different...

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I. Introduction and Overview
A. The software industry today: the state and quality of the ark
B. Software quality challenges and expectations
C. Software engineering and SQA: definitions and key components
D. Structured vs. traditional software development and enhancement and Software Quality Assurance (SQA)
E. The systems development life cycle: steps or phases and results
F. The tools, techniques and methods of SQA
G. Productivity and SQA...

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This course is a refresher study of the Body of Knowledge for the Certified Software Quality
Engineer. Topics include conduct and ethics, software quality management, software
engineering processes, program and project management, software metrics, measurement and
analytical methods, software validation and verification, software configuration management and
general knowledge skills. General knowledge skills include auditing basics, basic skills and
tools and techniques. Tools and...

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This course will cover tests performed at different levels of localized
software products. Students should have an understanding of the software
life cycle.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
a. Define the four levels of localized software testing.
b. Explain the various computer configurations needed to prepare tests.
c. Explain bug and feature tracking
d. Explain testing work flow
e. Explain the three types of testing tools

This course will introduce the key concepts of coded character sets and
present programming techniques commonly used during the software
internationalization enablement process. This course is intended for
software developers, testing engineers and globalization project managers.
To make the best out of the coding examples, prior exposure to software
programming languages, such as C++ and Java, is recommended.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
a. Discuss key globalization requirements and ...

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