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Testrics
provides On-site software QA training on all testing subjects
including: unit testing, test plan and test case design,
software testing methods and tools, requirement analysis,
and exploratory testing. Our training programs are tailored
to your needs and designed to improve your team's productivity.
Courses include:
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Internationalization & Localization
Testing:
Successfully Testing Multilingual
Software and Web Sites |
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This
workshop teaches the fundamentals of internationalization
and localization testing. Both management and technical
aspects are covered in a practical, pragmatic manner. Numerous
examples and actual samples of test plans, test cases and
test strategies are provided.
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In
addition, the workshop demonstrates how to test in all
target languages and on all target platforms in a cost
effective manner. You will learn how to set up a testing
organization along with associated workflow, planning and
management structures. You will learn how to leverage industry
best practices, methods, tools and techniques. You will
learn what to test and how to test it.
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Managing
Globalization Requirements:
Effectively Collect, Describe
and Manage Multilingual Software Requirements |
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Requirements
are a critical part of any software project. They become
extremely complex when faced dealing with the needs of multiple
and diverse locales. This workshop shows you how to systematically
approach requirement management for software projects independent
of your development process.
The
workshop walks you through all phases of a requirement life
cycle including elicitation,
elaboration, workflow, prioritization, development, testing,
deployment and support. Several real life examples from successful
globalization projects are presented. |
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Test
Case Design:
Quickly and effectively design test
cases |
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This
workshop provides a comprehensive review of how to design
software test cases. You will learn how to use state diagrams
to describe parts of the system under test. You will also
review several real-world examples of test case design.
You will learn how to use requirements to build test cases
and how to build test cases from exploratory testing charts.
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After
completing this workshop, you will know how to design a
comprehensive set of test cases, confident that they will
catch all the important bugs.
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Unicode
and Asian Character Sets for Tester:
Establishing The Proper Foundation
For Your Global Product |
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If
you are thinking about internationalizing your product, in
order to produce localized versions for Asia or the rest of
the world, your first decision will be about how to represent
your data. Will you use Unicode? or local character sets? or
both? What laws can influence your decision? And what issues
arise when using Unicode? What encoding should you use? What
are the benefits and costs? This uniquely unbiased workshop
answers these questions by presenting Unicode's strong and
weak points in a clear, incisive manner. |
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The
workshop begins with a short history of character sets leading
up to Unicode, from Unicode 1.0 to the current Unicode version.
The basic Unicode encodings (UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32), as well
as other representations (CESU-8, SCSU, BOCU-1) are presented
along with their pros and cons. Next, the four normalization
forms and their applications are discussed. Unicode implementation
issues are presented, notably concerning text manipulation
and fonts. The workshop then covers the latest Asian character
sets: Korea's KS X 1001 versions, China's GB18030, Hong Kong's
SCS and Japan's JIS X 0213 and their implications, both
technical and legal (including conformance requirements).
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Requirements
are a critical part of any software project. They become
extremely complex when faced dealing with the needs of multiple
and diverse locales. This workshop shows you how to systematically
approach requirement management for software projects independent
of your development process.
The
workshop walks you through all phases of a requirement
life cycle including elicitation, elaboration, workflow,
prioritization, development, testing, deployment and support.
Several real life examples from successful globalization
projects are presented.
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Managing
an Internationalization Project |
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This
workshop teaches you how to handle the challenges faced during
the development and deployment of an internationalization
project. You will learn about a wide range of issues including
GUI, code sets, encodings, and translation. You will learn
how to coordinate the internationalization project and manage
an ever-increasing number of requirements from various locales.
The workshop highlights successful practices. Examples of
what not to do will illustrate key principles.
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