Why take this course
If you want to expand your knowledge of the testing process from a test analyst’s perspective, this training is for you. You’ll learn to analyze requirements specifications, apply advanced test design techniques, and effectively report defects. This will help you systematize your knowledge and prepare for the exam, allowing you to obtain the international ISTQB® Advanced Level – Test Analyst certificate, which confirms your high qualifications.
What you'll learn
- You’ll learn the principles of analyzing requirements specifications and prioritizing testing activities.
- You’ll master advanced test design techniques based on defined coverage criteria.
- You’ll learn how to ensure the appropriate level of documentation for testing activities.
- You’ll determine which types of functional tests should be performed.
- You’ll gain knowledge about usability testing in a project.
- You’ll be able to conduct formal and informal reviews with stakeholders.
- You’ll systematize your knowledge of the testing process and the tools that support it.
Who is this course for
This training is intended for independent specialists, test analysts, and business analysts, as well as for all individuals involved in the process of gathering and analyzing requirements, conducting reviews, and preparing system and acceptance tests.
Topics covered
- Testing activities aligned with the chosen software development lifecycle.
- Priorities for testing activities based on information obtained during risk analysis.
- Selecting and applying testing techniques based on defined coverage criteria to ensure the level of confidence in the tested software.
- The appropriate level of documentation for testing activities.
- Determining which types of functional tests should be performed.
- Usability testing in a project.
- Formal and informal reviews with stakeholders—sharing knowledge about common errors made during software development.
Prerequisites
The ISTQB® Certified Tester Foundation Level certificate is required to take the exam, but not to attend the training, though it is helpful. Experience in software testing is also beneficial.
