Testing school training courses in Denver, CO (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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This course teaches students several testing techniques that can be applied to many different types of software projects from stand-alone, client server, object oriented, web applications, GOL applications, e-commerce applications, embedded systems and IT systems.

Audience: This course is intended for professionals involved with systems planning, analysis, requirements definition, design, construction, testing or maintenance of software.

Topics:
Test Techniques
Testing in t...

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This two-day course is designed to give information technology (IT) and network managers the practical knowledge and methodology required to effectively run a Penetration Test.

The FIST Framework goes beyond what normal methodologies in the penetration testing, ethical hacking encompass. It addresses the logistics processes, planning, operations, rules of engagement and analysis required for successful testing. FIST examines testing from a strategic and tactical prospective Critical iss...

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Java review

differentiate between stand-alone applications, applets, and servlets
describe the role of the JVM
describe Java development cycle
describe the components of a class in Java
describe encapsulation and class instantiation, and their benefits to Java programming
create an Instance
identify keywords, operators, and primitive data types
differentiate between implicit and explicit casting
use the String class
identify the block structure of Java ...

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Course Outline
I. Pre-Course Self Study and Nightly Assignments.

Students will need to complete required reading and analyze how specific security issues correspond to their area of testing focus of the application.
II. Security Briefings

Each morning will start with a briefing on the security issues specific to the application. Application-specific security testing issues are discussed every morning and then immediately implemented against the application and throughout t...

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