Available dates

• • 16-18 February of 2022
  • 15-17 June of 2022

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, Onelity offers remote courses. Training takes place online, however each participant still receives a hard copy of all training material.

Please notice that the training and all training material is in English, as the exams are held exclusively in the english language.

Further instructions for attending the exams during COVID-19 are given during the training.

Each participant receives a certificate of attendance upon the completion of the training.

Would you like a training course at your premises?

Simply send us an e-mail to trainings@onelity.eu with your preferred date, location and number of participants.

Price

Training price: 690 € + 24% VAT
Examination fee: 150,00 € + 24% VAT
Special prices for students and unemployed upon request at trainings@onelity.eu.

Training Content

The content of our training is in accordance with the official ISTQB Syllabus. In addition, it includes even more hands-on scenarios, exercises and test exams, ideal for a thorough preparation for the exams.

1. Fundamentals of Testing

1.1 Why is Testing Necessary?
1.2 What is Testing?
1.3 Seven Testing Principles
1.4 Fundamental Test Process
1.5 The Psychology of Testing
1.6 Code of Ethics

2. Testing Throughout the Software Life Cycle

2.1 Software Development Models
2.2 Test Levels
2.3 Test Types
2.4 Maintenance Testing

3. Static Techniques

3.1 Static Techniques and the Test Process
3.2 Review Process
3.3 Static Analysis by Tools

4. Test Design Techniques

4.1 The Test Development Process
4.2 Categories of Test Design Techniques
4.3 Specification-based or Black-Box Techniques
4.4 Structure-based or White-box Techniques
4.5 Experience-based Techniques
4.6 Choosing Test Techniques

5. Test Management

5.1 Test Organization
5.2 Test Planning and Estimation
5.3 Test Progress Monitoring and Control
5.4 Configuration Management
5.5 Risk and Testing
5.6 Incident Management

6. Tool Support for Testing

6.1 Types of Test Tools
6.2 Effective Use of Tools
6.3 Introducing a Tool into an Organization