ISEB
Statement
The
ISEB provides the following statement on the Examination Candidate Profile:
"ISEB Foundation Certificate
in Software Testing:
This qualification is for:
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Those who wish to demonstrate
that they have a basic knowledge of software testing fundamental principles
and terminology
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those who have at least
a minimal background in either software development or software testing,
such as
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a few months experience
as a system or user acceptance tester
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a few months experience
as a software developer
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managers who wish to understand
software testing better
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those who have studied
some computer science, programming or testing at A level or beyond
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those who are prepared
to work hard to assimilate the information required to pass the exam
This qualification is
not for:
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those completely new to
computers
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those wishing to start
a career in software or testing, without any previous
background or experience
If you are completely new to software testing, it is recommended that
you start with a one-day overview of testing and then gain a few months'
experience before attempting this qualification. Many of the training
providers listed on the ISEB web site also provide such introductory
courses.
The course leading to
the Foundation Certificate is fairly intensive, as there are a lot
of topics to cover from the Foundation Syllabus. Potential attendees
should be aware that there is a lot of terminology and facts that
need to be learned in order to pass the exam."
If you are not yet ready to take the ISEB Foundation Certificate in Software
Testing course, IE Testing Consultancy Ltd suggests you consider
one of our introductory courses. These are available as In-house
training or look at our Events page for
suitable public seminars.
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