Transfer %
Knowledge: 25%, Skill-Building: 75%Learning Outcomes
- Understand how the whole team collaborates around scenarios to support development
- Create scenarios that refine and clarify user stories
- Learn what makes for good and bad scenarios
- Use tools to automate scenarios and ensure the software behaves as desired
- Practice the whole cycle from stories, to scenarios, to automation
Method of Instruction
Interactive Dialogues, Programming Exercises, Demos and Online eLearningTarget Audience
- Primary: Product owners, product managers, analysts, testers and developers
Course Level
Introductory/IntermediateCourse Prerequisites
- Required: Some experience identifying, specifying, testing, and/or implementing software systems
- Required: Experience with Java and/or C#;
- Optional: Experience with unit testing.
We can customize the contents and agenda to best suit your needs.
Contents
| Scenarios & The Power of Examples |
| Getting Diverse Voices Involved in Scenario Creation |
| Writing Scenarios with Gherkin |
| Patterns for Writing Safe Scenarios |
| Specifying an Application Using Gherkin |
| What Will We Automate & How? |
| Automation Tools |
| Your First Automated Scenario |
| Automating Scenarios: Getting Beyond the Basics |
| Dealing with Obstacles: Randomness, External Systems, etc. |
| Driving Implementation and Design from Scenarios |
| Creating an Application from Scratch from Scenarios: Part 1 |
| Creating an Application from Scratch from Scenarios: Part 2 |
| Creating an Application from Scratch from Scenarios: Part 3 |
| Automation Hazards |
| Safe Automation Practices |
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Transfer %
Knowledge: 25%, Skill-Building: 75%Learning Outcomes
- Understand how the whole team collaborates around scenarios to support development
- Create scenarios that refine and clarify user stories
- Learn what makes for good and bad scenarios
- Use tools to automate scenarios and ensure the software behaves as desired
- Practice the whole cycle from stories, to scenarios, to automation
Method of Instruction
Interactive Dialogues, Programming Exercises, Demos and Online eLearningTarget Audience
- Primary: Product owners, product managers, analysts, testers and developers
Course Level
Introductory/IntermediateCourse Prerequisites
- Required: Some experience identifying, specifying, testing, and/or implementing software systems
- Required: Experience with Java and/or C#;
- Optional: Experience with unit testing.
We can customize the contents and agenda to best suit your needs.
Contents
| Scenarios & The Power of Examples |
| Getting Diverse Voices Involved in Scenario Creation |
| Writing Scenarios with Gherkin |
| Patterns for Writing Safe Scenarios |
| Specifying an Application Using Gherkin |
| What Will We Automate & How? |
| Automation Tools |
| Your First Automated Scenario |
| Automating Scenarios: Getting Beyond the Basics |
| Dealing with Obstacles: Randomness, External Systems, etc. |
| Driving Implementation and Design from Scenarios |
| Creating an Application from Scratch from Scenarios: Part 1 |
| Creating an Application from Scratch from Scenarios: Part 2 |
| Creating an Application from Scratch from Scenarios: Part 3 |
| Automation Hazards |
| Safe Automation Practices |
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