Registration

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09:00 am

30 min

Risk Based Testing – Process
(Session 1)
 

• Introduction to ‘conventional’ testing strategies and their shortcoming

• RBT as part of testing/development cycles – addressing the tradeoff between ‘quality’ and time/resources available.

• Relationship between test-cases (their types, density/number, and risks

• Role of automation in RBT
  
  The session will end with the participants getting introduced to a RBT process framework along with enabling tools that they can use.

09:00 am

45 min

Experiences with RBT
(Session 2)
 

Case Study (Case 1 and Case 2) based informal discussion on what/why risk-based testing (RBT).

- Discussion on the role of RBT based-on participants’ experiences with
  RBT
- Facilitate identification of some of the perceived/real risks
- Informal analysis of the risks – their impact and likelihood of occurrence
 

10:15 am

30 min

Coffee / Tea Break (15 min)

Risk Identification and Analysis
(Session 3)
 

Facilitated discussion using Case 1 & 2
 

• Hands-on: Risk identification and analysis for Case 1 & 2 using excel based tool-kit

11:45 am

60 min

Lunch Break (45 min)

Risk Based Testing
(Session 4)
 

Facilitated discussion on
 

Discussion will use Case 1 and Case 2 for illustrations along with the framework and tools that the participants would have briefly been introduced to in Session 2.

13:30 pm

45 min

Hands-on: Mapping of strategies and case studies from Case 1 & 2

14:15 pm

60 min

Coffee / Tea Break (15 min)

Risk Based Testing
(Session 4)

Tool Demo using Quality Center (HP)

15:30 pm

45 min

RBT Results - Reporting and Metrics
(Session 5)
 

• Risk-based failure/bug characterization

• Risk based metrics – reconciling risks, tests carried out and failures detected.

• Estimation of residual ‘risk’ and defects based on standard defect metrics, the test results and the risk profile

• Feeding the test results back into the risk-profile

• Client perception management with RBT – what and how to report ‘quality’ and ‘test’ metrics to the client.

16:15 pm

60 min

Wrap up

Recap, Discussions, Q&A

17:15 pm

30 min

OAT – Introduction
(Session 1)
 

• Uniqueness of the approach, understanding the concept and statistical perspective with its advantages

• Case study based discussion for a testing scenario to bring out the above concepts and advantages

• Algorithm for Orthogonal Array and its characteristics

09:30 am

60 min

OAT – Test Design
(Session 2)

 

• Design of test cases using OATS for various product / application scenarios

• Demo of an Excel based tool for generation of test cases using Orthogonal Array

• Hands on: Developing test cases for various scenarios

10:30 am

75 mins
(including 15 mins for coffee/tea break)
 

OAT – Test Design
(Session 3)

 

• Metrics: Optimized number of test cases and effective capture of defects

• Discussions based on case studies demonstrating the effectiveness of the metrics

11:45 am

60 min

Wrap up

Discussions, Q & A

12:45 pm

30 min

Lunch Break (45 min)

Security Testing
(Session 1)

• What is Security

• Grasping the fundamentals of Security flaws

• Vulnerabilities and the anatomy of an attack

• Some proven application security principles

• The mindset needed for Testing the Security aspects of a web application

14:00 pm

45 min

Security Testing
(Session 2)

• Vulnerability Assessment/Penetration testing/Fuzz Testing

• Obfuscation

• Architectural Risk Analysis

14:45 pm

120 min

Coffee / Tea Break (15 min)

Security Testing
(Session 3)

Automation Possibilities and demo

16:45 pm

45 min

Valedictory

Discussions, Q & A

17:30 pm

30 min