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ISTQB International Certification Exam
Quality Software Technologies as a Certified ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualification Board) Examination Centre In Association with Certview Technologies.
ISTQB Preparation
International Software Testing Qualifications Board (ISTQB) certification is recognized all over the world. It certifies that the Candidate has expertise in Software Testing concepts. ISTQB Training prepares the candidates for the ISTQB certification.
For a testing professional, programmer, or manager, holding an ISTQB certificate demonstrates expertise in the best practices and key concepts of Software Testing.
ISTQB – Learning Advantages with Quality Software Technologies
- Online – Live Batches Available
- Industry Expert, Certified Corporate Trainers
- Weekdays-Weekend Batches available
- Training based on the updated syllabus
- FREE Notes & Sample Paper
- Demo Exam Facility
- Online (Exam-From Home) Facility
- Exam Date can choose as per your comfort
Digital technology has made our world more transparent and interconnected, posing new challenges and opportunities for every business. A holistic, user-centric perspective is what truly sets one apart.
“ISTQB Certification helps bridge educational & industrial gaps.
– Mrs. Vijeta Rawat, Director QualitySoftech
We Provide ISTQB Training
The course consists of following Certificates
- Preparing for ISTQB Certifications
- Sample ISTQB Certification Question and Answer
- Mock ISTQB Certification Test
Fundamentals Of Testing
What is Testing?
- Test Objectives
- Testing and debugging
Why is Testing Necessary?
- Testing’s Contributions to Success
- Testing and Quality Assurance (QA)
- Errors, Defects, Failures, and Root Causes
Testing Principles
Test Activities, Testware and Test Roles
- Test Activities and Tasks
- Test Process in Context
- Testware
- Traceability between the Test Basis and Testware
- Roles in Testing
Essential Skills and Good Practices in Testing
- Generic Skills Required for Testing
- Whole Team Approach
- Independence of Testing
Testing Throughout the Software Development Lifecycle
Testing in the Context of a Software Development Lifecycle
- Impact of the Software Development Lifecycle on Testing
- Software Development Lifecycle and Good Testing Practices
- Testing as a Driver for Software Development
- DevOps and Testing
- Shift-Left Approach
- Retrospectives and Process Improvement
Test Levels and Test Types
- Test Levels
- Test Types
- Confirmation Testing and Regression Testing
Maintenance Testing
Static Testing
Static Testing Basics
- Work Products Examinable by Static Testing
- Value of Static Testing
- Differences between Static Testing and Dynamic Testing
Feedback and Review Process
- Benefits of Early and Frequent Stakeholder Feedback
- Review Process Activities
- Roles and Responsibilities in Reviews
- Review Types
- Success Factors for Reviews
Test Analysis and Design
Test Techniques Overview
- Black-Box Test Techniques
- Boundary Value Analysis
- Decision Table Testing
- State Transition Testing
White-Box Test Techniques
- Statement Testing and Statement Coverage
- Branch Testing and Branch Coverage
- The Value of White-box Testing
Experience-based Test Techniques
- Error Guessing
- Exploratory Testing
- Checklist-Based Testing
Collaboration-based Test Approaches
- Collaborative User Story Writing
- Acceptance Criteria
- Acceptance Test-driven Development (ATDD)
Managing the Test Activities
Test Planning
- Purpose and Content of a Test Plan
- Tester’s Contribution to Iteration and Release Planning
- Entry Criteria and Exit Criteria
- Estimation Techniques
- Test Case Prioritization
- Test Pyramid
- Testing Quadrants
Risk Management
- Risk Definition and Risk Attributes
- Project Risks and Product Risks
- Product Risk Analysis
- Product Risk Control
Test Monitoring, Test Control and Test Completion
- Metrics used in Testing
- Purpose, Content and Audience for Test Reports
Communicating the Status of Testing
Configuration Management
Defect Management
Test Tools
Tool Support for Testing
Benefits and Risks of Test Automation
ISTQB Certification Levels
Foundation Level: This certification is aimed at individuals seeking a fundamental understanding of the software testing process. For those already working in the field, it provides practical implementation of familiar concepts. It is a prerequisite for many advanced exams and is typically recommended for testers with at least six months of experience. The exam consists of 40 multiple-choice questions, with a passing score of 65%.
Agile Tester Extension: This exam focuses on agile methodologies and how testing differs from traditional approaches. It is crucial for testers in agile environments to grasp these concepts and adapt their practices accordingly. The exam includes 40 multiple-choice questions, to be completed in one hour, with a passing score of 65%.
Advanced Level: Designed for experienced software testers or those needing to understand advanced testing nuances, such as project managers. The Foundation Level certification is a prerequisite. The Advanced Level includes three specialized exams, each requiring a passing score of 65%:
- Advanced Test Manager
- Advanced Test Analyst
- Advanced Technical Test Analyst
Expert Level: This certification provides in-depth practical knowledge in various testing subjects, representing the pinnacle of professional certification in software testing. Achieving this level significantly enhances career prospects. The Expert Level is divided into two parts:
- Improving the Test Process
- Test Management
Achieving ISTQB certification offers numerous benefits beyond validating your skills and knowledge. It enhances your professional credibility and marketability, making you a more attractive candidate to potential employers.
Certified testers are often considered for more challenging projects and higher positions within their organizations, leading to increased job satisfaction and career growth.