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Reviewing Requirements and Design Adequacy
Most developers do not know how to test that requirements and design are accurate and complete. At best, they use one or two weak methods which are insufficient to help prevent costly rework and up to two-thirds of the errors which traditionally plague finished systems. This unique seminar workshop shows numerous ways to test up-front, where payoffs are greatest. Applying the techniques successively to a real case, participants discover that each technique reveals additional, otherwise-overlooked defects. Participants realize how this testing also improves meaningful customer involvement and communication.
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Value of Testing Up-front
Testing Requirements Formats
Finding Overlooked Requirements
Assuring Accuracy/Completeness
Testing Project Finances
Reviewing Design Suitability
Actively Testing Design Accuracy
Managing the Testing Process
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More than 21 ways to test business requirements and 15 ways to test designs.
Finding previously overlooked problems when they are easiest and least expensive to fix
Evaluating the levels of quality embodied within the requirements and design.
Testing techniques that enhance customers’ involvement and communication with management.
Preventing future difficulties related to producibility, maintainability, and usability
Allocating testing resources economically
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Instructor, Robin F. Goldsmith has been President of Go Pro Management, Inc. consultancy since 1982. He works directly with and trains professionals in business engineering, requirements analysis, Beyond the Textbook(tm) software acquisition, process and project management, quality and Proactive Testing(tm). Previously he was a developer, systems programmer/DBA/QA, and project leader with the City of Cleveland, leading financial institutions, and a "Big 4" consulting firm. Author of numerous articles and the recent book Discovering REAL Business Requirements for Software Project Success, and a frequent speaker at leading professional conferences, he was formerly International Vice President of the Association for Systems Management and Executive Editor of the Journal of Systems Management. He was Founding Chairman of the New England Center for Organizational Effectiveness. He belongs to the Boston SPIN and served on the SEPG'95 Planning and Program Committees.
Mr. Goldsmith Chaired BOSCON 2000 and 2001, ASQ Boston Section's Annual Quality Conferences, and is a member of the ASQ Software Division Methods Committee. He holds the following degrees: Kenyon College, A.B. with Honors in Psychology; Pennsylvania State University, M.S. in Psychology; Suffolk University, J.D.; Boston University, LL.M. in Tax Law. Mr. Goldsmith is a member of the Massachusetts Bar and licensed to practice law in Massachusetts.
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DATE: October 16,17, 2008
Location: Best Western Royal Plaza
Marlborough, MA
Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
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