Introduction:
In traditional ‘waterfall’ style software development projects, the activities that fall under the banner of ‘testing’ are well defined and understood.

However, on an Agile project, the testing process can be less certain and the challenges include:

• How will you create test plans and scripts if the requirements are still evolving (indeed should you still create test plans and scripts) What is the role of an independent tester on an Agile project or should developers and users perform all of the testing How will regression testing be viable when there is a never ending set of changes to incorporate and test
• How do you ensure that quality is maintained with the inherent pace that comes with Agile

Testing is a critical part of how Agile succeeds and without a clear understand of how successful testing should be applied on an Agile project there is a substantial risk that the benefits of going Agile will not be realised.

Why attend:
In this practical, one-day workshop we look at all aspects of testing on an Agile project, to help you decide what changes are needed to your testing process to enable Agile Testing to be successful. The workshop looks at testing throughout the entire life-cycle of an Agile project from ‘developer testing’ right through to ‘end-user testing’ with all the intermediate steps that fall under the heading of ‘IT’ or ‘independent’ testing.