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Conference Organisers |
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183 Albion Street
Surry Hills NSW 2010
Tel: +61 2 9368 1200
Fax: +61 2 9368 1500
anztb@iceaustralia.com |
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Congratulations to competition winner Ms Chaitanya Nuvvala from Melbourne |
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Conference Program
The ANZTB Test 2011 Conference program has now been released, click here to download a copy.
*Please note this program is subject to change.
Please continue to check this page regularly for updates.
Conference Brochure
Download the Conference Brochure here
Tutorials
Tutorial A – Part 1: Pair-Wise Testing Explained, Lee Copeland
Lee will share examples of the effectiveness of pair-wise testing and demonstrate this technique through the use of orthogonal arrays, James Bach's all-pairs algorithm, and Microsoft's PICT tool. Learn to apply this technique through a number of hands-on exercises.
Tutorial A – Part 2: Pragmatic Testing: What to Do When Your World Is Messy, Lee Copeland
Lee describes a pragmatic approach to testing when your world is messy, e.g. lack of organisational commitment to testing, poor system requirements, insufficient stakeholder involvement, ineffective testing processes, poor communication, separation of testers from developers, and lack of tester professionalism. Lee will present a set of effective responses you should consider when you find yourself in these messy situations, as well as how to determine the underlying causes of organisational messiness as a starting point for improvement. Join Lee for an examination of both pragmatic testing practices and effective improvement activities.
Tutorial B: Going Green to Make it Better: A Tool Kit for Defining and Delivering Quality, Isabel Evans
This practical "how to" day will cover defining project goals, quality levels, acceptance criteria and risks, setting up a spreadsheet quality plan, and using the quality plan to track progress to delivery. You'll receive templates and spreadsheets to take away and tailor to your own projects.
Major themes will include:
- Setting missions and goals with a Weaver triangle
- How to make effective, efficient on-one-page processes that deliver flexibility with discipline
- Setting handoff points with ETVX
- Setting acceptability levels to provide the correct software quality attributes
- Setting test coverage against risk
- Documenting a quality plan in a spreadsheet to summarise the quality requirements
- Simple document release process including techniques to enable fast effective static testing
- Root cause analysis to resolve and prevent problems
- Using the quality plan to track the product to Green for GO (ready to ship to the customer)
Tutorial C: Agile Methods Workshop, Leanne Howard
This full day tutorial will cover:
- Introduction to Agile Methods
- Agile Methods
- Managing Agile Projects
- Requirements Specification in Agile Methods
- Software Testing & Agile Methods
- Practical exercise
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