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BDSD Session 6: Acceptance Test-Driven Development

Bring the Customer, Developers and Testers Together to Understand Requirements Up-Front

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Presenter(s)

Alan Shalloway
This session is about how proper use of acceptance testing can avoid many problems instead of merely finding them at the end. It redefines the role of QA to one of avoiding errors and improving our system of development. Acceptance test-driven development is the process of having customers, developers and testers all talk about the requirements before any coding is done. By answering the question “how will I know I’ve done that” for each requirement, prior to it being developed, both a greater understanding of the requirement can be achieved and a better process to implement that requirement can be attained. Outline:
  • Why answering questions about requirements will never get you the answers you need
  • How creating test specifications increases developers understanding of requirements
  • Why writing tests first speed you up in the short term while saving time in the long run
Primary target audience of session: Product managers, business analysts, developers, testers, anyone in QA or QC
Also useful for: Directors to team leads

See a description of the entire Business Driven Software Development Webinar series.

Publish Date

07/19/2010

Length

60 min
 

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