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Archived
Presentations
- 2003
January 2003
- Topic: Workflow Driven Test Automation by Tim Nelson of STAMP Technologies
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- Description: Data driven tests allow input and verification data to be accessed
from a source other than the code. Data driven tests are normally
more flexible because one test can handle multiple data scenarios.
In addition, workload for code maintenance is reduced because the
maintenance is done on the values in the data tables. Manipulating
data tables is normally much simpler than modifying programming
code.
- A key use of data driven tests is in building tests that verify
workflow processes. A workflow is a logical sequence of tasks
that are performed to exercise a business or test process. Workflow
tests simplify code maintenance by modularizing navigation, entry
actions, and test data usage. This presentation describes how
to implement workflow driven tests.
March 2003
April 2003
- Topic: J2EE Application Optimization
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- Christine has been
with SPR for almost four years and is a team member of SPR's Quality
Assurance/Project Management Practices. Her broad range of experience
stems from 5 years of consulting in various industries and 31
years in the telecommunications industry working for Ameritech,
now SBC. Her undergraduate work was in business communications
and business management and she also holds an MBA in Business
Administration and Project Management. Christine has assisted
various clients with achieving business process improvements and
change management, with automating systems, with implementing
and achieving Business Intelligence and throughout these processes
with achieving quality through systems integration, testing and
management. Recently, Christine has been working with the Chicago
Mercantile Exchange to assist them in addressing various Quality
Assurance and Project Management initiative.
May 2003
- Topic: Writing Requirements
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- Kevin Menningen has a Masters in
Engineering Management from the University of Colorado at Boulder
and is a lead software engineer at Nicolet Biomedical Inc. He spoke
about the following:
- What is a requirement?
- Why are requirements important?
- Characteristics of Good Requirements
- Nice-to-have Characteristics
- Types of Requirements
- Requirements Elicitation
- Requirements Management
- Baseline Requirements
- Writing Good Requirements
June 2003
August 2003
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