Course Outline
1. Introduction to UAT
Learning Objectives:
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Grasping the fundamental concept of UAT
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Recognizing the significance of UAT within the software development lifecycle
Content:
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What constitutes UAT and why it matters
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The position of UAT in the SDLC
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Distinctions between UAT and other testing phases
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Quiz
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Practical exercises
2. UAT Components
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Test environments (overview, typical challenges, checklist)
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Test data (categories and preparation)
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Test scenarios (types and structure)
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Defects (definition, reporting, and prioritization)
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Quiz
3. UAT Planning
Learning Objectives:
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Comprehending the steps required to prepare for UAT
Content:
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Setting the UAT scope and testing goals
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Identifying key stakeholders and roles
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Setting up the test environment and data
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Defining entry and exit criteria
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Practical exercise
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Quiz
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Q&A
4. UAT Execution
Learning Objectives:
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Understanding the testing workflow
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Working effectively with development teams
Content:
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The process of executing tests
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Logging test outcomes and defects
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Communication and collaboration strategies
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Overseeing testing cycles
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Quiz
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Q&A
5. UAT Completion and Reporting
Learning Objectives:
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Establishing clear success criteria
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Drafting the final report
Content:
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Criteria for completion
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Generating reports and summaries
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The sign-off and handover procedure
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Quiz
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Q&A
6. Tools and Templates
Learning Objectives:
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Gaining familiarity with UAT tools
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Utilizing templates effectively
Content:
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Overview of popular tools (Jira for testing, Excel templates, TestRail, HP ALM)
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Sample templates for test cases, defects, and reports
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Practical exercise: running a UAT cycle using the introduced tools
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Quiz
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Q&A
7. UAT Challenges and Best Practices
Learning Objectives:
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Handling ambiguous requirements
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Ensuring sufficient test coverage
Content:
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Typical challenges (communication, test environment issues)
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Best practices
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Steering clear of common UAT pitfalls
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Quiz
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Q&A
8. Review and Final Discussion
Learning Objectives:
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Revisiting course material and reinforcing knowledge
Content:
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Conclusions and summary
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Final assessment
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Q&A
Requirements
A laptop with an active internet connection
Participants will find it beneficial to have a general grasp of the business processes, applications, or systems they interact with daily.
Knowledge of programming, software development, or advanced technical concepts is not a prerequisite.
Target Audience: Business users, Product Managers, Team Leaders, Technical Support teams, Business Analysts, and QA teams working in close collaboration with business stakeholders.
Testimonials (3)
The possibilities of postman and future use of it.
Gordana Gacic - SEE Digital D.O.O.
Course - API Testing with Postman
hands on exercises, easier to retain information
ashley bolen - Insurance Corporation of British Columbia
Course - Test Automation with Selenium
Key topics can be discussed and agreed upon with the trainer in advance. Relaxed and pleasant atmosphere during the seminar days.
