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UCFT Technical Coverage : Wide array of knowledge areas
and in depth coverage. Covering 43 subject areas in Software Testing and Test Automation UCFT based assessments can meet your expectations of creating a robust assessment to probe the competencies of your employees.
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Resources | FAQs Brief description of the individual knowledge areas under each competency are given as below. For detailed information on the individual knowledge areas, please contact us. Functional Testing Fundamentals of Testing Testing Throughout the Software Lifecycle Testing Process Test Management Test Techniques Testing of Software Characteristics Reviews Incident Management Standards and Test Improvement Process Test Tool and Automation People Skills – Team Composition Test Automation Fundamentals of Test Automation Automation Testing Lifecycle & Frameworks Test Tool Concepts Types of Test Tool and Test Tool Categories Effective Use of Tools: Potential Benefits & Risks Introducing a Tool into an Organization Introduction to QTP Fundamentals Object Management Synchronization and Regular Expressions Checkpoints Parameterize Data Actions, Action Setting & Reusable Actions Working with Advanced Testing Features (QTP) VB Scripting Working with Other HP Tools Performance Testing Fundamentals of Performance Testing Standard Performance Testing Approaches Identifying the Test Environment Identifying Performance Acceptance Criteria Plan and Design Tests Execute Tests Analyze Results and Reports Performance Testing Techniques Introducing Performance Testing in an Organization Introduction to Load Runner Load Runner Concepts Creating Scenarios Using Run-time Settings Performance Monitors Load Runner Vugen Analysis, Graphs and Reports |
UCFT STRUCTURE Competency Area Competency Area represents the focus area of Testing that is chosen to be done by an organization. Examples of this include Functional Testing, Performance Testing and so on. Currently, we provide for 6 knowledge areas namely, Functional Testing, performance Testing, Test Project Management, Quality Management, Security Testing, and Test Automation. Knowledge Area Knowledge Areas is the subdivision within a Competency Area, and represents a topical area which is identified as an essential capability by the organizations across the world. Examples of this include Testing Fundamentals, Test Management, and Testing Process and so on so forth. In all there are a total of 43+ knowledge areas currently mapped in UCFT. Units of Competency Units of Competency represents the specific skill or ability or knowledge element that the individual undertaking the assessment must demonstrate. Examples of this include Estimation of Testing Projects, Risk Based Testing, and Test Documentation etc. The number of Units of Competency is over 150+ in the current version of the UCFT. Cognitive Levels Cognitive Levels represent expected level of information processing capability that the individual must demonstrate on the units of competency required for the role. Simplifying the Bloom's Taxonomy of the Cognitive Levels, UCFT currently uses 4 levels of Cognition – Remember (K1); Understand (K2); Apply (K3); and Analyze (K4). In the future, these levels are proposed to expand to 6 numbers in alignment with the Bloom's Taxonomy. |
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