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Gaining the Respect of the Programming Team[article] As the layer between the business sponsor and the end user, and as the one who is ultimately responsible for the success of a project, project managers occupy a challenging role. Often, we find ourselves playing the role of leader, diplomat, counselor, and dare I say it, salesperson. To achieve success, it is crucial to build a solid foundation of teamwork and respect among those involved in the project. In this article, Patrick Graves explains how this can be accomplished. |
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Software Testing Turnovers[presentation] This paper was originally presented at an SQE STAR conference. It is offered here unedited in its original format.
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Jeffrey S. Davis
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Techniques and Processes for Reliability Testing[presentation] This paper details techniques and processes for reliability testing. |
Ross Collard, Collard and Company
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Personal Skills for Test Professionals[presentation] This paper discusses personal skills for test professionals and managers. In addition to excellent technical skills and an understanding of testing methodologies and tools, testers, and their managers, must have a rich portfolio of |
Steve Allott, ElectroMind Limited
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Test Process Improvement Using the TPI Approach[presentation] This paper discusses test process improvement using the TPI approach. |
Martin Pol, POLTEQ IT Services BV
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Scripting for Testing 101: An Introduction[presentation] These presentation materials are not available online. Please contact the authors for more information. |
Brian Marick, Testing Foundations
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Establishing a Fully Integrated Test Automation Architecture[presentation] These conference materials have not been published at the request of the speaker. For information: Contact [email protected] |
Ed Kit, Software Development Technologies
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Estimation for Test Projects[presentation] This paper discusses practical tools and techniques for adapting to project constraints. A hypothetical case study is also included. |
Rex Black, Rex Black Consulting Services, Inc.
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The Dynamic Answer to Test Automation: Model-Based Testing[presentation] This paper discusses the advantages to using Model-Based testing. Model-Based testing provides efficient coverage, tests what you expect and what you don’t, and finds crashing and non-crashing bugs. |
Harry Robinson, Microsoft Corporation
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STAREAST 2003: Implementing a Test Automation Framework[presentation] This paper discusses how to properly implement a test automation framework. You will learn keys to automation success, how to design test library architecture, and how to develop project implementation models. |
Linda Hayes, WorkSoft
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A Positive View of Negative Testing[presentation] Negative testing is a core skill of experienced testers, and requires an opportunist, exploratory approach to get the best value from the time spent. |
James Lyndsay, Workroom Productions
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Building Executable Software Test Specifications[presentation] This paper discusses how executable software test specifications can help you reach project goals, and offer solutions to three common software problems. |
Michael Corning, Microsoft Corporation
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Testing Microsoft.NET Applications[presentation] This paper will teach you how to build testing processes from lessons learned and best practices. Solutions are recommended to help enhance your .NET programming experience. |
Al Rago, Olenick & Associates
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Seven Habits of Highly Insecure Software[presentation] Many security bugs escape traditional testing techniques and the authors wanted to find out why. They studied thousands of real security bugs. |
Herbert Thompson, Security Innovation LLC
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Testing Success or Failure - It's Up to You[presentation] This paper discusses how you can move as many dangers out of the testing minefield as possible. You'll also learn how to limit the impact of the dangers you cannot move so you will be able to maximize the time you spend testing. |
Donna O'Neill, IV&V Australia
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