User Acceptance Testing (UAT) for Business Analysts (BAs) Training - Accelebrate

UAT for BAs Training Overview

All too often, the software products delivered to a client do not meet their expectations, especially concerning the quality of the product. An effective User Acceptance Testing (UAT) process addresses this issue by confirming the functionality and performance of the product before its release.

This User Acceptance Testing (UAT) for Business Analysts (BAs) training course discusses the business issues that drive the need for a fully functional UAT process and describes the components. After taking this class, Business Analysts (BAs) understand their role, the process, and the deliverables associated with UAT.

Location and Pricing

Accelebrate offers instructor-led enterprise training for groups of 3 or more online or at your site. Most Accelebrate classes can be flexibly scheduled for your group, including delivery in half-day segments across a week or set of weeks. To receive a customized proposal and price quote for private corporate training on-site or online, please contact us.

In addition, some Business Skills courses are available as live, online classes for individuals.

Objectives

  • What is software testing and why is it important?
  • Typical problems that we encounter with software
  • The Cost of Quality (CoQ) and the cost of finding defects too late
  • The “V” Testing Model
  • The four stages of software testing (Unit, Integration, System, User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
  • Testing best practices
  • “How would you test it?”: A new technology is presented to the participants and they are asked to brainstorm what should be tested to ensure it is working correctly.
Understanding the Tester’s Terminology
  • What is UAT and what is the role of the Business Analyst?
  • Characteristics of a good UAT tester
  • The tasks of UAT testing
  • The UAT documents
  • Common terms & definitions
    • The six testing types for UAT (i.e., smoke, functional, intersystem, usability, regression, stress/load testing)
    • The three testing techniques for UAT (i.e., control flow, parallel, and positive testing)
    • Testing visibility (White Box, Gray Box, and Black Box testing)
  • UAT Jeopardy: A fun and fast-paced game of Jeopardy – used as a review of terms, concepts, and roles learned in this lesson.
  • What is UAT and what is the role of the Business Analyst?
  • Characteristics of a good UAT tester
  • The tasks of UAT testing
  • The UAT documents
  • Common terms & definitions
    • The six testing types for UAT (i.e., smoke, functional, intersystem, usability, regression, stress/load testing)
    • The three testing techniques for UAT (i.e., control flow, parallel, and positive testing)
    • Testing visibility (White Box, Gray Box, and Black Box testing)
  • UAT Jeopardy: A fun and fast-paced game of Jeopardy – used as a review of terms, concepts, and roles learned in this lesson.
The UAT Planning Process
  • The importance of UAT planning
  • What is a UAT Test Plan?
  • The six steps for creating a UAT Test Plan
  • General testing tips (see Testing Guidelines and Techniques document)
  • “Create a UAT Test Plan”: The participants will identify UAT test scenarios from a Business Use Case and identify test objectives and high-level test data for each scenario
  • The importance of UAT planning
  • What is a UAT Test Plan?
  • The six steps for creating a UAT Test Plan
  • General testing tips (see Testing Guidelines and Techniques document)
  • “Create a UAT Test Plan”: The participants will identify UAT test scenarios from a Business Use Case and identify test objectives and high-level test data for each scenario
UAT Test Coverage
  • What is UAT test coverage?
  • Using a Requirements Traceability Matrix
  • Set the testing scope – what to test and what not to test
  • The UAT Test Coverage Matrix
  • Verifying Non-functional requirements (i.e., performance, security, usability, availability, etc.)
  • What is UAT test coverage?
  • Using a Requirements Traceability Matrix
  • Set the testing scope – what to test and what not to test
  • The UAT Test Coverage Matrix
  • Verifying Non-functional requirements (i.e., performance, security, usability, availability, etc.)
Creating and Executing the UAT Test Cases
  • What are the goals of UAT testing?
  • What is a UAT Test Case?
  • How do UAT Test Plans and Test Cases relate?
  • The four steps for creating a UAT Test Case
  • “Write a UAT Test Case”: The participants will be asked to write a high-level Test Case from their Business Use Case and define test data for a portion of the steps
  • Preparing, running, and documenting the UAT Tests
  • General testing tips and techniques
  • What are the goals of UAT testing?
  • What is a UAT Test Case?
  • How do UAT Test Plans and Test Cases relate?
  • The four steps for creating a UAT Test Case
  • “Write a UAT Test Case”: The participants will be asked to write a high-level Test Case from their Business Use Case and define test data for a portion of the steps
  • Preparing, running, and documenting the UAT Tests
  • General testing tips and techniques
Verifying the Test Results
  • Documenting UAT test results
  • What is a defect?
  • How to log a defect?
  • The “bug” lifecycle
  • Writing a good problem description
  • Taking screen snapshots
  • 10 tips to avoid writing bad defect reports
  • “Log a defect”: The participants will write a concise and complete statement to explain a defect
  • Signing-off on UAT
  • Documenting UAT test results
  • What is a defect?
  • How to log a defect?
  • The “bug” lifecycle
  • Writing a good problem description
  • Taking screen snapshots
  • 10 tips to avoid writing bad defect reports
  • “Log a defect”: The participants will write a concise and complete statement to explain a defect
  • Signing-off on UAT
Testing Vendor-Supplied Application
  • Challenges of testing vendor-supplied applications
  • Challenges to the business
  • Eight steps for testing vendor-supplied applications
  • An Insurance industry case study for testing vendor product
  • Challenges of testing vendor-supplied applications
  • Challenges to the business
  • Eight steps for testing vendor-supplied applications
  • An Insurance industry case study for testing vendor product

All Business Analysis training students receive comprehensive courseware.

Software Requirements

For in-person deliveries, attendees do not need computers for this course. We will provide full classroom setup instructions that will include seating in small groups, with supplies such as flipcharts, sticky notes, markers, and pens for the attendees and a projector and Internet connection for the instructor’s laptop.

Online deliveries for this interactive training will use an online meeting platform (such as Zoom, WebEx, GoTo, or Teams) to have face-to-face contact online, including use of breakout rooms for group activities.

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