Unified Functional Testing Training—GUI Foundations (UFT)

Course Description

Why choose ALPI for Unified Functional Testing GUI training?

We use certified live instructors in both our in-person and virtual classes so you can ask questions and get answers right away.
We focus on real-world examples.
We teach using interactive, hands-on exercises.
This ALPI course is eligible for a free refresher guarantee so you can re-take the course within 4 months at no additional charge. Contact us for information about this unique benefit that gives you peace of mind.

OVERVIEW:

This course covers the usage of UFT to automate functional test scripts. Attendees will learn software testing automation concepts and techniques to enable them to take advantage of the UFT functionality to create a regression suite of tests. This course also covers the usage of MF UFT programming features to enhance automated test script functionality.

There is a large emphasis on hands on use of the tool and each lesson is reinforced with exercises and review.

This course is available with an optional certification exam in order to attain the ATP Certification. See prerequisites, below.

Duration

5 day(s)

Time

9 - 5 ET

Price

$3,675

Labs

Approximately 70% of the course is devoted to lab exercises.

Intended Audience

The target audience for this course includes:

Quality Assurance Engineers
Technical Managers
Software Engineers
Customer Support Engineers
Anyone who needs to automate manual testing and verification processes using UFT-QTP

Prerequisites

Knowledge of:

Windows
Web sites and browsers
Testing concepts
Some knowledge of programming concepts is helpful but not required for the latter part of the course

This course should be taken if you plan to take the optional ATP Certification Exam. If you wish to take the certification exam please select ATP Certification Exam along with your class registration.

Outline

Course Outline

Record and Playback User Actions

How UFT records user actions

How to record a test case

How to play back a test case and view the results

Object Recognition and Management

How UFT recognizes application objects

Managing test objects

Using shared object repositories

Insight – Image-Based Object Identification

Application Verification

How to add verification to a test

Adding Checkpoints in web and windows applications

Synchronization

What is test synchronization

Recognizing when to add synchronization to the test

Parameters and Data Driving

Why and how to parameterize and data drive the test

Using Multiple Actions in Tests

Separating a test into multiple actions

Reusing actions in multiple tests

Introduction to Expert View

Translating steps between Keyword View and Expert View

Adding steps in Expert View

Writing Custom Verification Points

Adding custom application verification points in Expert View

Debugging tests

Using the Debug viewer and breakpoints

Techniques for debugging test scripts.

Database Checkpoints

How to verify applications are storing data in the database correctly

Error Handling

Using optional steps

Using VBScript to code error handlers

Descriptive Programming

What is descriptive programming

How to use descriptive programming

When to use descriptive programming

Procedures

Declaring subroutines and functions

Creating function libraries

Overriding and supplementing built-in test object functionality

Advanced Data Driving

Controlling test iterations through code

Manipulating the Data Table through code

Accessing test data stored in XML files

Advanced Debugging

Advanced features of the debug viewer

Advanced debugging techniques