This 2-day Certified Software Tester (CSTE) Exam Study Course is designed to
help candidates prepare for the certification examination. It assists
the professional to focus on the topics that are important for
understanding and thus help towards the successful completion of the
exam.
The CSTE Common Body of Knowledge (CBOK) skill categories
have been selected to address the challenges faced by today's software
tester. The instructor led CSTE Exam Study Course is a facilitated
discussion and presentation of the ten CBOK skill categories.
The
course reinforces current knowledge, re-introduces concepts that may
not be used everyday, explains the rationale for use, and highlights
both multiple choice and essay type sample examination questions and
responses. It is recognized that many software testers do not need to be
competent in all of the CBOK categories to fulfill their current job
responsibilities. However, the CSTE candidate should have a working
knowledge of the information in all skill categories and will be
examined on all ten CBOK categories.
Seminar Benefits
This
course provides a background of the software testing
fundamentals and also includes the more advanced concepts, which the
Certified Software Tester must understand. The completion of this
course along with the necessary practical experience and related
resource familiarity will help prepare the candidate for the CSTE
examination.
Due to time
limitations, this course is not intended to cover every component of
the CBOK in great depth. Taking this course does not constitute, nor
imply, the successful passing of the CSTE examination.
Workshop Content
Software Testing Principles and Concepts Building and Managing the Testing Environment Software Test Planning Executing the Test Plan Test Reporting Process User Acceptance Testing Testing Software Developed by Outside Contractors and Testing Internal Controls Testing New Technologies
Who Should Attend
Software Quality and Test professionals who are planning to sit for the CSTE examination
Software Testing Principles and Concepts