This document discusses using SpecFlow to write acceptance criteria and tests for a project called GQ OSCA. It provides context on the project, describes how acceptance testing evolved. It then gives examples of acceptance criteria and SpecFlow scenarios to test creating a new window for academic assessment material. It discusses challenges with writing acceptance tests and references resources for further information on Gherkin, Cucumber and SpecFlow.
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SELENIUM IDE
Creation of automated test-cases
Selenium IDE
Creation of Automated Test-Cases.
Creation of Automated Test-Suites.
Using Extensions.
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Created by: David Mikaelyan
Reviewed by: Vladimir Soghoyan
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IIT Academy: Agile. Learn how to articulate customer expectations and build precisely what was intended, with the minimum of traceability issues. Acceptance Criteria (in conjunction with good agile practices) is a way to create well documented, high-quality codebase tested using the same set of standards by developers, testers, analysts, designers as well as the Product Owner. Learn good Acceptance Criteria - the keys to customer success in agile delivery!
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SELENIUM IDE
Creation of automated test-cases
Selenium IDE
Creation of Automated Test-Cases.
Creation of Automated Test-Suites.
Using Extensions.
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Created by: David Mikaelyan
Reviewed by: Vladimir Soghoyan
Ogma Applications
IIT Academy: Agile. Learn how to articulate customer expectations and build precisely what was intended, with the minimum of traceability issues. Acceptance Criteria (in conjunction with good agile practices) is a way to create well documented, high-quality codebase tested using the same set of standards by developers, testers, analysts, designers as well as the Product Owner. Learn good Acceptance Criteria - the keys to customer success in agile delivery!
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Assessing the commercialization potential of research-grounded technology projects is necessitated by the high failure rate and resulting in high cost of technologies either prior to reaching the market or once in the market. As a result, technology transfer offices (TTO) resort to preliminary assessments to get a first idea of the technologies’ commercial potential and select the most promising ones in case of limited resources. A set of criteria to perform such evaluations is provided here, which can be used by the TTO either in a continuous manner or through punctual calls for proposal.
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Assessing the commercialization potential of research-grounded technology projects is necessitated by the high failure rate and resulting in high cost of technologies either prior to reaching the market or once in the market. As a result, technology transfer offices (TTO) resort to preliminary assessments to get a first idea of the technologies’ commercial potential and select the most promising ones in case of limited resources. A set of criteria to perform such evaluations is provided here, which can be used by the TTO either in a continuous manner or through punctual calls for proposal.
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Presenters: Trent McCann, Engineering Manager, Quality, and Danny Dainton, Senior Quality Engineer
Description: Testing APIs is difficult, it's hard to know where to start. Join us as we take you through some of the different techniques and strategies, using Postman. We will walk you through the basics of Testing using Postman and help answer the questions of "Why do you test?" And "How do you write a test?". We will also talk about making these tests work for you. Pulling it all together and making these tests effective and efficient using Automation practices. Lastly, we will walk you through how to track, trend and some of the hidden benefits of Reporting in Postman, to get the most out of your tests.
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1.1 Introduction to HTML
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1.3 HTML Layout,Div & table
Structure
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1.5 Creating login,Contact Us,About Us Forms
1.6 Introduction to Hyperlink
1.7 Importance of linking the pages
2. HTML5 Overview
3. CSS Overview
4. CSS3 Overview
5. Javascript
6. Jquery Overview
7. Bootstrap-4
8. Introduction to PHP
9. PHP Array Functions
10. PHP String Functions
11. Programming with PHP
12. Ajax
13. Introduction to MySQL
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18. Web Application Development-I
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20. Error Handling & Debugging
21. Example-User-Registration
22. Example E-Commerce
23. Wordpress
24. CodeIgniter
25. Laravel
Node.js
React.js
28. Live Project
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DEVELOP FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
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Mon 9/4/17 Fri 9/15/17
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DEVELOP SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
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PROCURE SOFTWARE
25 days
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Thu 3/29/18 Wed 5/2/18
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DEVELOPMENT ACCEPTANCE TEST PACKAGE
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PERFORM UNIT/INTEGRATION TEST
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Wed 6/6/18
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Thu 6/7/18
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PROJECT DELIVERY
9.5 days
Mon 7/9/18 Fri 7/20/18
14
INSTALL SYSTEM
2 days
Mon 7/9/18 Tue 7/10/18
Project: Web Based Tool
Date: Sun 7/23/17
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PROVIDE WARRANTY SUPPORT
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15. As a GQ OSCA Administrator I want to
Create a new EME window for an
academic year so that I can configure
the assessment material for a paper
16. Acceptance Criteria
• User select 'Add New Window' creates new row
for date
• User can use Calendar Select to select Start
Date, End Date, and Publish Date
• For Start Date: Must be within Academic year,
and not within another existing window
• For End Date: Must be after Start Date, and not
within another existing window
• For Commentary Publish Date: Must be after End
Date, and not within another existing window
17.
18.
19. Scenario #1
• EME Start Date is outside Academic Year
– GIVEN
• the EME Start Date is outside of the current
Academic Year
– WHEN
• the GQ OSCA Administrator tries to save the
EME Window details
– THEN
• the form should display an error message stating
that the start date must be within the Academic
Year
20. Scenario #2
• EME Start Date is before EME End Date
– GIVEN
• the EME Start Date is after the EME End Date
– WHEN
• the GQ OSCA Administrator tries to save the
EME Window details
– THEN
• the form should display an error message stating
that the Start Date must be before the End Date
21. Scenario #3
• Existing EME Window and new EME Window
Start Date is in existing EME Window
– GIVEN
• An EME Window already exists
• the new EME Start Date is within the existing EME
Window
– WHEN
• the GQ OSCA Administrator saves the EME Window
details
– THEN
• the form should display an error message stating that
the Start Date must not be within another EME
Window