e-Business Testing Basics

UNICOM
London, Uxbridge, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' The impact of the web has been as rapid as it was unexpected. Anyone with an interest and the means can now take advantage of the internet. It is vital that your web site is not only attractive and simple to use but free from any errors. No matter how aesthetically pleasing your site, if it is not usable, reliable and available it will fail. The web brings new challenges, testing must change to face them. Prices and Dates are available on request
This one-day course will give an introduction to the web and the testing issues it raises. It looks at the static and dynamic techniques of functional testing as well as highlighting the impact on legacy systems. This course can be stand alone or added to the Non-Functional issues course to make a two-day package.

Course Objectives:
To establish what the web is and why it has an impact on testing
To cover the key points in testing a web site that is intended for e-business use
To enable the tester to produce a test plan that is based on risk reduction
To identify all of the key support activities to facilitate the testing



Course Duration:
1 Day




Presenter:
Testing Solutions Group




Who Should Attend?
The course is intended for anyone who is, or will be, involved in the testing of web sites.




Syllabus - Key Points:
Introduction
What is all the fuss about? A short history of the web. Definitions. How does it work?
What do web sites do?
Applications, transactions. Impact on legacy systems
How does the web differ from client/server?
Thin client, fat client, the web architecture
The web and inherent risk
Who uses your site and how? Getting it right the first time. Risk reduction
The five non-functional essentials
Availability, Reliability, Usability, Security, Reliability
The stages of testing
Static testing, functionality and integration. Links to standard traditional test stages
Test tools and techniques
The case for and against. When and what to use. Avoiding shelfware. Freeware
Test management and the test process
Planning and preparation, roles and responsibilities, continuous testing, the minimum set of tests
The test environment
The importance of ’like live’, creating and controlling the environments



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Phone:+44 (0)1895 256484

School Address:

UNICOM R&D House
One Oxford Road
Uxbridge, Middlesex
UB9 4DA, UNITED KINGDOM

Tel: +44 (0)1895 256484
Fax: +44 (0)1895 810201
Email: info@unicom.co.uk

Jobs & Resumes: London, Uxbridge
Houses & Roommates: London, Uxbridge

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