TST275: Essentials of Test
Management with Rational Test Manager |
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Course Code: RT401 |
Source: IBM |
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Course Length: 1 day |
Price: $795 |
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This introductory course is designed to
familiarize testing professionals with the
basics of Rational TestManager. This course
provides hands-on instruction for those who
want to explore using Rational TestManager
to manage test assets, build sophisticated
test suites, generate reports, and log
defects. Rational TestManager is used to
centralize test results and test data to
assist with analysis of the results.
Additionally, Rational Administrator is used
to create a Sybase® SQL Anywhere-based test
datastore for use by a team of testers. |
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• New Rational TeamTest, TestStudio, or
Enterprise users. The course is designed
primarily for QA professionals who will be
using the automation tools to plan, design,
and manage the testing effort. |
At the end of the course, you will be able
to:
• Create users and groups using
Rational Administrator.
• Build a test plan using Rational
TestManager.
• Define test inputs using Rational
TestManager.
• Define project iterations,
configurations and computers using Rational
TestManager.
• Design and configure test cases using
Rational TestManager.
• Create and execute a manual test
using Rational ManualTest.
• Create and execute a suite using
Rational TestManager.
• Run planning reports using Rational
TestManager.
• Report defects using Rational
ClearQuest from the Rational TestManager
test log.
• Create a project using Rational
Administrator.
• Create a Sybase SQL Anywhere Test
datastore. |
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You must have a solid understanding of:
• Microsoft Windows OS, MS Windows
applications and be familiar with quality
assurance processes.
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• Test management challenges
• Managing test assets
• Inputs and activities of test planning and
design
• Defining test inputs and registering test
input sources
• Building a graphical test plan
• Defining, configuring, and designing test
cases
• Creating and executing a manual test script
and test suite
• Defining a test suite and test scenario
• Coordinating suite execution
• Distributing functional tests
• Creating and running planning reports and
evaluation reports
• Change request lifecycle and submitting a
defect
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