Rapid Software Testing – Course Outline

Are you finding it difficult to assess how much time and effort you’re going to need to test effectively?
Are you overwhelmed by or uncertain about approaches to test planning, design and execution?
Are you working in an environment where some people aren’t following “the rules”?
Are you having trouble finding the right balance between planning, documentation, and testing?
Are you interested in learning skills and techniques that will help you to become a better tester?
Are you finding that “industry best practices” are infeasible and a poor fit for your organization?
Would you like to connect—or reconnect—with your passion for learning and discovering problems in order to defend the value of your organization’s products and services?
Do you want to get very good at software testing?

Developed by James Bach and Michael Bolton and taught by Michael Bolton, this 3-day, hands-on class introduces you to rapid software testing, a complete testing methodology designed for a world of barely sufficient resources, information, and time. Based on the principles in the book Lessons Learned in Software Testing: a Context-Driven Approach, this class presents an approach to testing that begins with personal skill development and extends to the ultimate mission of software testing: lighting the way of the project by evaluating the product.

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