User Acceptance Testing
Testing information systems from the user's perspective
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Acceptance testing of new or user-modified software is often an activity done haphazardly. The User Acceptance Test (GAT) often loses out in priority to the fancy of the day. Nevertheless, it is an important activity because the responsibility for testing the proper operation of the software in the use case cannot be placed entirely on the supplier/IT department. For these reasons, Polteq developed the User Acceptance Testing training.
This one-day course covers the specifics of structured acceptance testing. It provides a general introduction to information systems testing from the user’s perspective. The purpose of the training is to give participants an understanding of the importance of (acceptance) testing, place testing in relation to system development of customizations and packages, and gain knowledge of the basic steps of structured acceptance testing. This includes zooming in on techniques that support acceptance testing from a business perspective, for example exploratory and checklist-based testing.
This training is given in Dutch
This training is given in Dutch
This training is given in Dutch
This training is given in English
This training is given in Dutch
The cost of participation in this training is €625 per person, excluding VAT.
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Topics covered during this training are:
Exploratory testing
Checklist-based testing
Setting up a testing approach
Test execution
Test completion
Report
Who is this training for?
This training is primarily intended for users in the role of tester. In addition, the training is recommended to testers and test coordinators who support the user organization in conducting the User Acceptance Test.
What to expect.
The course provides a general introduction to information systems testing from the user's perspective
Understanding the positioning of acceptance testing in different development models
Involve (end) users in the preparation and execution of a GAT
Which experience- and specification-based testing techniques are particularly relevant to a GAT
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