This 2-day instructor-led workshop looks at the business issues which drive the need for a fully functional UAT process and describes the components of such a process. It is designed to help the Business Analyst (BA) to develop an understanding of their role, the process, and the deliverables associated with UAT.
All too often the software products delivered to the business do not meet their expectations, especially with regard to the quality of the product. An effective User Acceptance Testing (UAT) process addresses this issue by confirming the functionality and performance of the product prior to its release. In software development, user acceptance testing is when the software is tested in the “real world” by the intended audience. This step is critical to capture user requirements and identify any problems that could make the project incomplete. Acceptance Testing is specifically designed to ensure client needs have been met. Note: participants of the course should possess knowledge of requirements process and requirements elicitation techniques.
Target Audience
This course is specifically designed for Business Analyst professionals playing a key role in technology project testing as well as those involved in software testing seeking to enhance their UAT skills.
What You'll Learn
- Comprehend the fundamental concepts of UAT within the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
- Appreciate the role of UAT in improving software quality
- Identify crucial roles and activities in the UAT process
- Learn to use Business Use Cases to define UAT test scenarios
- Create effective UAT test plans and cases
- Gain insights into testing functional and non-functional requirements
- Tackle unique challenges in testing vendor-supplied software
- Course Number BA29
- Course Length 2 days
- Course Fee $1,195.00
- Delivery Format vILT (Instructor Led; Virtual LIVE Online; Remote Training)
- Course Topic Business Analysis, Process and Requirements
- Vendor International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA)
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