Mobile Application Testing (2-Day)
- Understand what makes mobile application testing different from standard software testing
- Learn some of the underlying technologies behind mobile devices and how testing is affected
- Explore the different types of mobile applications and how to test for each
- Get hands on experience with different mobile testing tooling, including:
- Exploratory Testing
- Testing with Simulators, Emulators, and Physical Devices
- Service Testing
- Cloud Emulation Testing
- Test Automation using Selenium IDE
- Globalization Testing
- Discover how mobile applications work and different techniques for testing them
As smart devices take a larger portion of the market share, testers will face pressure to test their web applications for mobile devices and potentially test their own organizations native mobile applications. To test mobile devices, in this fast paced, ever-changing industry, testers must learn to deliver quick, extensive, and successful tests on mobile devices.
Many testers attempt to apply what they know to mobile testing, and why that may work for some functional testing, it often leaves many critical features untested. Untested, critical faults can mean a swift end to a mobile application in the market. Thus, learning how to identify common issues in mobile applications and how to properly test the unique aspects of a mobile application is the only way to be successful.
Hands-on Exercises
In this workshop you will learn about mobile application testing through hands-on activities, exercises, discussions, and demos. You will explore mobile testing techniques on your mobile device, so a mobile device, smartphone, or tablet is required.
Who Should Attend
This introductory course is appropriate for both novice and experienced software testers who are new to mobile application testing. Technical support, business analysts, and test managers may also find this course helpful. A background of basic software testing principles is required.
This course also has a 1-day, hands-on companion course that will teach you Test Automation utilizing Selenium IDE and WebDriver for mobile web testing, Mobile Test Automation Workshop. Learn more and see course dates, locations, and registration options here.
ASTQB Mobile Testing Certification
ASTQB’s Mobile Tester Certification exam was created using the latest mobile testing standards. The certification is based on the ASTQB Mobile Tester syllabus (body of knowledge) that was created by a group of international experts. SQE Training recommends Software Tester Certification—Foundation Level or the CTFL as a prerequisite for those seeking ASTQB Mobile Testing Certification.
Mobile Testing Scoping
Mobile Testing Techniques
Exploratory testing
Service/API Testing
Device Access
Security Testing
Back-end Testing
Internationalization and Localization Testing
Test Automation
Network Testing
Performance Testing
Submission Guidelines Testing
Compatibility Testing
Personas
Risk Management
Exercises
This course includes several hands-on exercises; participants should expect to work on real applications on a smartphone or tablet.
Sign-In/Registration 7:30-8:30 a.m.
Morning Session 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Lunch 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Afternoon Session 1:00-5:00 p.m.
Times represent the typical daily schedule. Please confirm your schedule at registration.
• Tuition
• Course notebook
• Continental breakfasts and refreshment breaks
• Lunches
• Letter of completion
Gene Gotimer is a senior architect at Coveros, Inc., a software company that uses agile methods to accelerate the delivery of secure, reliable software. As a consultant, Gene works with his customers build software better, faster, and more securely by introducing agile development and DevOps practices. He has many years of experience in web-based enterprise application design, and extensive experience establishing and using development ecosystems such as continuous integration, continuous delivery, DevOps, secure software development, source code control, build management, release management, issue tracking, project planning and tracking, and a variety of software assurance tools and supporting processes. Gene feels strongly the repeatability, quality, and security are all strongly intertwined; each of them is dependent on the other two, which just makes DevOps that much more crucial to software development.