TestComplete Online Training Agenda

TestComplete - 3 day - (4-Hour Sessions) Open Online Training

Introduction

This 3 day (4 hour sessions each day) online course prepares you to run fully automated tests against a full range of software products using the latest version of AutomatedQA's TestComplete. Industry experts take you from simple manual testing through complex scenarios testing Windows, Web and distributed applications. This comprehensive course includes database access, HTTP performance testing, JUnit/NUnit/xUnit testing, scripting and best practices. Click here to reserve a seat.

If you are new to TestComplete or a beginner looking to get started, we now have a Keyword-Driven Testing online training course.

Available Dates

July 19-21, 2010 9AM - 1PM PST - SOLD OUT
September 13-15, 2010 9AM - 1PM PST
November 8-10, 2010 9AM - 1PM PST

Cancellation Policy

Pre-requisites

You should take this training if:

You have worked in a QA environment and want to learn the AutomatedQA approach using TestComplete.
You have used TestComplete and want to make your knowledge more comprehensive.

TestComplete is a development environment, complete with an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) and programming languages. In this course you will not be simply clicking a few buttons and automatically recording your tests. Expect to learn about development work, i.e. working with the IDE, writing script and working with relatively complex test configurations.

Course Outline

Introduction
1. Introduction to TestComplete
2. About the Courseware
3. What you need have for the course
4. What you need to know for the course
5. How the courseware is Organized
AutomatedQA
1. History
2. Product Offerings
Overview of Testing and TestComplete
1. Terminology
2. Type of Testing
3. Before you begin
4. Most Important Test
TestComplete IDE
1. Menus and Toolbars
2. Panels and Workspace
Projects and Suites
1. Project Anatomy
2. New Project Wizard
Project Items
1. Win32 Tested Applications
Test Log
1. Script Log
2. Emailing Results
3. LockEvents
Named Mappings
1. Map to Object
2. Highlight Object
3. Mapping Dialog
4. Aliases in Script
Unit Testing
1. Types of Unit Tests Supported
2. Example of NUNIT
Manual Testing
1. Setting up a manual test project
Basic Record and Playback
1. Overview
2. Recording Toolbar Anatomy
Low Level Procedure
1. Recording
Stores and Checkpoints
1. Region Comparisons
2. File Comparisons
3. Object Comparisons
Data-Driven Testing
1. Overview
2. Modifying Scripts
Event Handling
1. General Events Definition
2. Unexpected Windows
Working with Databases
1. ADO
2. BDE
Web Page Testing
1. Web Page Model
2. Naming Conventions
3. Web Comparison Checkpoint
4. Web Accessibility Checkpoint
5. Find Web Page Elements
6. Dynamic HTML
Web Services Testing
1. Testing against WSDL
2. Web Services Checkpoint
3. Web Services Testing Dialogs
4. XML Checkpoint
HTTP Performance Testing
1. Performance Testing You Web Applications
2. HTTP Load Testing Options
3. Cookie Handling
4. Recording
5. Connections, Requests and Responses
6. Visual Creation of a Load Test
7. Analysis of the Test Log
8. Modifying HTTP Traffic
Remote Agent
1. Installing Remote Agent
2. Running Remote Agent
3. Configuring Remote Agent
Distributed Testing

Network Suites
Hosts
Jobs/Tasks
SynchPoints
Setup

User Forms

Creating
Scripting

Best Practices

General
Web Pages

Keyword Testing

Recording Keyword Tests
KeywordTest Editor
Test Actions
Test Steps
Data Driven Keyword Testing