
UdemyBefore diving into agile testing specifics, this course sets the stage by comparing waterfall, iterative, and agile methodologies — useful context for anyone who's only worked in one of them. From there it moves through the vocabulary and structure of agile testing: the lifecycle, the roles involved, and the artifacts a tester actually produces.
Testers or QA-adjacent team members moving into an agile environment for the first time, or anyone who needs the terminology and structure to talk credibly about agile testing in a sprint team.
Each section includes a review quiz, and several lectures come with downloadable hand-outs to use as reference material after the course ends.
The Foundations of Agile Software Testing course presents an introductory overview of agile software testing and compares waterfall, iterative and agile methodologies. This course introduces students to the high level concepts of agile software testing including testing objectives and terminology, testing lifecycle, roles, activities and artifacts, test phases and types, agile acceptance criteria and test cases, agile estimation, sprint test planning and execution, defect management, agile test metrics and testing tools.
This course is divided into 9 sections and includes review quizzes covering each section. Downloadable hand-outs are available for several lectures to be used as reference material after the course.
Our goal is to create courses that are very practical so that you can use what you have learned in you day to day project work in agile teams.
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