Local, instructor-led live Software Testing training courses demonstrate through interactive discussion and hands-on practice how to use specialist knowledge and skills to raise testing productivity and efficiency dramatically.
Software Testing training is available as "onsite live training" or "remote live training". The UAE onsite live Software Testing trainings can be carried out locally on customer premises or in NobleProg corporate training centers. Remote live training is carried out by way of an interactive, remote desktop.
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Testimonials
• The creative training games. • The practical exercises that gave us the chance to practice and understand core principles. • The trainer was professional and passionate.
Roaa Rasheed
Course: Certified Agile Tester
Very smart and kindly.
STA Testing Consulting
Course: Introduction to Model Based Testing
The One on One session is amazing!! And thankful that the trainer's skills are Excellent and his willingness to share them to the fullness. I am very satisfied. . with the training and I wouldn't have wish to have done it anywhere else. I would only wish that I had One day longer for the training.
Isaac Nyembo - Bechtle Clouds GmbH
Course: Advanced Selenium
Trainer subject knowledge and rapport with the audience and also his patience
Sarthak Gupta - Wolters Kluwer TAA Europe CS&O C.V.
Course: Protractor: End-to-End Testing for Angular Web Applications
A very good introduction and overview of Selenium
Tim Hunter - Mr
Course: Introduction to Selenium
The clarity of the subject and what to do, the practical example while being taught it were helpful
KnowledgePool Group Ltd
Course: Selenium WebDriver in C#: Introduction to Web Testing Automation in C#
As mentioned the last hour we discussed and practiced the 'Example mapping' method. Also nice that we had a pdf (from a website) that the trainer created with a lot of information.
Osman Chalaby - Vanderlande
Course: Cucumber: Implementing Behavior Driven Development (BDD) with Cucumber
The Practical side of the course - the whole point of an instructor is to have someone to call on when difficulties are encountered. Definitions of Scrum and Product Owners etc. can be studied without the need for an instructor. But using Visual Studio, getting Specflow up and running and using it right - these are the elements of training that require an instructor. These practical hand-on exercises are the elements I liked the most. I would have liked more of this.
FNZ Holidings Limited
Course: SpecFlow: Implementing BDD for .NET
I liked learning about project management aspects, such as agile and test frameworks. I also liked the productivity lessons, such as using the BPMN tool. The trainer was really friendly, calm, and eager to help.
Course: BDD for Non-Programmers: Live Workshop
I enjoyed the feature file and corresponding steps creation.
FNZ Holidings Limited
Course: SpecFlow: Implementing BDD for .NET
I genuinely enjoyed the practical part.
Collins Lapa - SEVEN PRINCIPLES AG
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
Very detailed course, and exactly what I needed to move into automation testing.
Robert Benyon
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
Very well explained.
Roche
Course: Web Application Performance Testing with JMeter
Covered a very broad range or items and useful real world examples. Very thorough, engaging and well presented.
Course: JMeter Fundamentals and JMeter Advanced
Personalized one on one training. Trainer was really engaging and easy going. Got what I wanted to learn from the session.
CIBC
Course: Web Application Performance Testing with JMeter
I liked the exercises to use and practice the performance tools.
GENERAL ORGANIZATION FOR SOCIAL INSURANCE (GOSI)
Course: Agile Software Testing
I really was benefit from the exercises.
Department of National Defence
Course: Test automation with HP UFT
The trainer was great at allowing me to interrupt and answer my questions as we approached more complex topics.
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Recap of programming concepts and exercises (but not everyone did enjoy it cause they are not familiar with basics of programming).
Playn'Go Ph Inc
Course: C# for Automation Test Engineers
I really was benefit from the learning.
Streamline Vacation Rental Software
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Marnie was very helpful. She didn't only instruct, she assisted.
Andrea Park - Streamline Vacation Rental Software
Course: Introduction to Selenium
I really enjoyed the cases and challenges.
Conall de Butler - Streamline Vacation Rental Software
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Marnie was well prepared with test cases and pre-work, we got through a lot in our 1 day training.
Streamline Vacation Rental Software
Course: Introduction to Selenium
I liked the interactive and constant direct 1on1 communication with the trainer.
Danilo Uy - Texas Instruments Inc.
Course: BDD - Behavioral testing of IT systems
The pace was nice, giving us enough time to understand and try .
Sylvie Lamy-Thepaut - ECMWF
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
The trainer (Colin) knew his stuff and was very helpful
Proactis
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
The trainer (Colin) knew his stuff and was very helpful
Proactis
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
selenium IDE
Proactis
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
Good location
Proactis
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I liked the Powerpoint
San Bernardino County Child Support Services
Course: Automate Windows Desktop Applications with AutoIt
The professionalism, patience and thorough knowledge of the subject as well as the demonstration of multiple ways to solve a problem.
Kenita Hooks - Prophasys
Course: Introduction to Selenium
It was great to not only have an expert on the topic but a professional trainer who was able to read his audience (admittedly of just one) and adjust his emphasis accordingly
Emmitt Howell - Jacobs Technology
Course: Web Application Performance Testing with JMeter
Professional presentation by trainer as well as trainer is well versed in subject and very patient with student.
Kenita Hooks - Prophasys
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Information about new technologies on testing
Ford Motor Company
Course: Introduction to Model Based Testing
Great recap of a framework functionalities and nuances.
SPOC s.a.
Course: Robot Framework: Keyword Driven Acceptance Testing
He adapted to the overall needs of the audience. He wanted to teach advanced but most of us were not at that level. He remained engaged and very helpful. I got a lot from the class.
CME Group
Course: Advanced Selenium
Good content overall, instructor was knowledgeable.
CME Group
Course: Advanced Selenium
The practical aspect of it.
Lisa O'Shea - QAD Precision
Course: Advanced Selenium
Exercises and trainer's own book with information covered in the course, it helped me going over pieces of code and bits of knowledge I had to refer to later. The VM provided proved incredibly beneficial as well.
QAD Precision
Course: Advanced Selenium
I liked how the examples lead to the next. You are able to use what you learnt in the previous segment in the next.
Sacha Mannion - BeyondTrust
Course: C# for Automation Test Engineers
I liked when it ended. I liked the free lunch my company provided
BeyondTrust
Course: C# for Automation Test Engineers
Well prepared, Covered the topics well, provided ideas on tools on how we could use to move forward
Pat McCarthy - QAD Precision
Course: Advanced Selenium
Kirk was knowledgeable, and approachable, he was able to find fixes for the issues we had.
Systems Engineering & Assessment Ltd
Course: TestComplete
The new features knowledge and explanation was good,
QA Ltd
Course: JMeter Fundamentals and JMeter Advanced
I like that all the material was presented so that it was logical and it was easy to understand.
Liudmila Zubareva - Rockall technologies
Course: Test Automation with Selenium and Jenkins
hands-on practice in virtual machine
Aruna Sharma - Rockall technologies
Course: Test Automation with Selenium and Jenkins
Exercises
Ghadah Alzaid - TAMKEEN TECHNOLOGIES COMPANY
Course: Test Automation with Selenium and Jenkins
It covered the subjects i had hoped based upon the training outline. I liked how Collin build the "programs" while explaining it to see how it works. This makes you encounter some basic mistakes like typing errors, forgetting to declare a variable and such so you know what to look for when programming on your own.
Bart Boeckx - FLUVIUS SYSTEM OPERATOR CVBA
Course: C# for Automation Test Engineers
She’s friendly nd so nice and kindly also she help me to understand
Fatemah Alhumydan - ELM
Course: C# for Automation Test Engineers
The exercises
Florin Mazilu - Unicredit Business Services S.C.p.A. Milano, Sucursala Bucuresti
Course: Unit Testing with JUnit
I liked learning about project management aspects, such as agile and test frameworks. I also liked the productivity lessons, such as using the BPMN tool. The trainer was really friendly, calm, and eager to help.
Course: BDD for Non-Programmers: Live Workshop
Covered a very broad range or items and useful real world examples. Very thorough, engaging and well presented.
Course: JMeter Fundamentals and JMeter Advanced
The trainer was great at allowing me to interrupt and answer my questions as we approached more complex topics.
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Software Testing Course Outlines in the UAE
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Resolve complex web application test automation issues with Selenium.
- Apply regular expressions and pattern-based verification techniques.
- Handle exceptions that halt test execution.
- Programmatically search for web objects.
- Dynamically capture data from web controls.
- Create a data-driven testing framework.
- Distribute testing with Selenium Grid.
Roughtly 2 days of JMeter and 3 days of Selenium.
Intended Audience:
- Software test engineers
- Software developers involved in agile development
- Release managers
- QA engineers
At the end of Selenium training the delegates will be able to:
- Use Selenium test suite effectively in real projects
- Use Selenium for cross browser testing
- Distribute the tests using Selenium Grid
- Run regression Selenium tests in Jenkins
- Prepare test reports and periodict reports using Jenkins
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn the benefits of and concepts behind property-based testing as they practice writing properties that lead to the automatic generation of test cases.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Write general properties that replace and/or compliment hand-written unit test cases
- Write tests at the higher level of property specifications
- Execute ScalaCheck as a standalone executabl, using the built-in command line test runner
- Integrate ScalaCheck with test frameworks such as ScalaTest, specs2 and LambdaTest
Audience
- Test engineers
- Developers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Use Robot Framework's keyword-driven testing approach and tabular test data syntax to write and execute tests. Use consistent syntax to compose new keywords from existing ones.
- Carry out Gherkin-style Behavior Driven Development (BDD) tests (similar to Cucumber).
- Generate and interpret Report and Logs to troubleshoot failures in the tested application.
- Extended Robot Framework's capabilities using third-party libraries written in Python, Java, Perl, Javascript and PHP.
- Integrate Robot Framework with Selenium for testing web applications.
QuickCheck (or QuickCheck2, QC2) is a Haskell-based library for random testing of program properties. It takes the specification of a program -- the properties that a function should satisfy -- and tests that those properties hold in many randomly generated cases.
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn how to write the specifications of a program in the form of properties, then provide them as input to QuickCheck for automatic generation of test cases.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Write general properties that replace and/or compliment hand-written unit test cases
- Write tests at the higher level of property specifications
- Set up a testing environment and integrate QuickCheck into an end-to-end deployment processes
Audience
- Software test engineers
- Developers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Write readable and maintainable tests without the need for boilerplate code.
- Use the fixture model to write small tests.
- Scale tests up to complex functional testing for applications, packages, and libraries.
- Understand and apply PyTest features such as hooks, assert rewriting and plug-ins.
- Reduce test times by running tests in parallel and across multiple processors.
- Run tests in a continuous integration environment, together with other utilities such as tox, mock, coverage, unittest, doctest and Selenium.
- Use Python to test non-Python applications.
- Testing Managers
- Performance testers or Performance engineers
- Developers who want grow their career in performance testing.
Format of the course
40% lectures, 60% labs
By the end of this course, participants will have gained proficiency in Protractor and be comfortable
- creating their own automation tests for Angular applications.
- integrating Protractor into their existing development workflow.
- ensuring that their tests are clean and maintainable.
- running Protractor with or without Selenium to drive browser behavior.
"Describe the arguments, describe the result, have the computer try to prove your code wrong!"
Some of the topics covered in this instructor-led, live training include:
- How to write and run tests with F#
- The FsCheck Property Based Testing framework
- Using Diamond Kata to implement TDD
- Sharpening your code design skills
Audience
- Automation test engineers
- Developers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
Intended Audience
The target audience is software testers who are seeking to automate the testing of web applications using Selenium. These testers maybe new to test automation and may also include quality assurance practitioners, managers, or team leaders who are responsible for interacting with testers or who need to ensure that the tools are being implemented fully and appropriately.
At the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Describe the function and purpose of Selenium
- Understand the benefits and proper approach to test automation
- Record automated test cases
- Play back automated test cases
- Apply and use different verification techniques
- View and analyze results
- Configure and use the Selenium RC (Remote Control)
- Create and work with test suites
- Schedule automatic test runs
- Utilize different Selenium script formats
- Modify scripts to extend the capability to test the application
- Configure Selenium with Eclipse and the Selenium 2 WebDriver
- Understand and use RTTS helper files
- Convert selenium code to work with the Selenium 2 WebDriver
- Configure Custom Log Files
- Create a custom object map
- Create reusable modules to reduce script maintenance
- Use tools to help identify XPath
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Distinguish between good and bad testing units.
- Read and interpret test results.
- Proactively manage and diagnose their code base to reduce bugs.
- Ensure that their code base is fit for continuous integration and deployment.
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn a cloud-based approach to continuous integration as they build and deploy a sample web application using Travis CI.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Build and test projects hosted on GitHub
- Deploy an application to different hosting providers using Travis CI
- Use Travis CI to automatically check software when committed to GitHub
- Run automated tests on different machines, operating systems and software versions
- Integrate Travis CI with third-party tools
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
During the course participants will learn what methodologies and tools are available, how to streamline and automate process of testing requirements and performance.
In this training participants will learn how to use Watir to automate their web application testing by combining theory with practice in a live lab environment. By the end of the course, participants will have the knowledge and practice to utilize the full power of Watir and Ruby to automate their web testing projects.
Format of the Course
- An instructor-led course with theoretical coverage of Watir and Ruby together with exercises and a large component of hands-on practice.
The workshop begins with an introduction to usability testing, what it is and how it is used by companies to promote good software design and development. The language is non-technical and the learning is practical and hands-on, with a focus on end-users, their requirements, way of thinking and way of interacting with the system.
By the end of this training, participants will know how to:
- Determine the most suitable usability test approach based on a product's unique characteristics and its stage in the development cycle.
- Develop a usability test plan.
- Recruit, evaluate and manage testers.
- Write, assign, and moderate usability test tasks that produce the biggest impact for end-users and the business.
- Collect, analyze and report test results.
- Communicate and collaborate effectively with business managers, developers and QA teams on the significance and actions needed for delivering an end product that not only works but works well and provides the intended user experience.
Audience
- Product owners and managers
- QA managers
- Manual testers
- Internal users of a software product or system
Format of the course
- A interactive, instructor-led workshop with lots of activities and hands-on practice.
Notes
- The case studies and software samples used in this workshop are pre-arranged by the instructor. To customize the materials, please contact us in advance.
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn how to write and execute unit tests against a sample .Net application using C# and Visual Studio.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Use testing frameworks such as NUnit and xUnit.net to create and manage unit test code
- Define and implement a broader test driven development approach to testing
- Adapt the testing framework to extend the test coverage for an application
Audience
- Software test engineers
- Developers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Write unit tests in JavaScript using unit test frameworks such as QUnit and Jasmine
- Use frameworks such as Mocha and Chai to implement TDD and BDD
Audience
- Test engineers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn how to use HUnit to write unit tests that are direct and easy to understand.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Write tests that are easy to create, change, and execute
- Use HUnit to group tests into suites and check the results automatically
- Write concise and flexible test specifications
- Integrate HUnit with other utilities such as QuickCheck and HSpec
- Extend the test framework
Audience
- Test engineers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Create unit tests using MSTest to test software applications.
- Display test results with CodeLens.
- Understand the different testing tools for Test-Driven Development.
The training starts with an overview of traditional code and script based automation testing and contrasts it with Tosca's model-based (MBT) approach. Participants learn how to create and execute test cases using Tosca's default modules as well as how to custom build their own modules for execution.
From software modeling principals to test coverage across different browsers, this training walks participants through both theory and practice and enables them to implement their own testing solution in Tosca.
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