
Online or onsite, instructor-led live Software Engineering training courses demonstrate through interactive discussion and hands-on practice the fundamentals of Software Engineering.
Software Engineering training is available as "online live training" or "onsite live training". Online live training (aka "remote live training") is carried out by way of an interactive, remote desktop. Onsite live Software Engineering training can be carried out locally on customer premises in South Africa or in NobleProg corporate training centers in South Africa.
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Testimonials
The interaction and enthusiasm he had about the training.
Richard Burgos
Course: Design Patterns in PHP
The New content I learned.
Victor Cayetano
Course: Design Patterns in PHP
I mostly was benefit from the exercise.
Jason Wu
Course: Design Patterns in PHP
I like the support of the trainer and the topics. I came in with a mindset thinking this will be nothing new that I haven't done. But I was surprised of what all I have learned throughout this course. Thank you.
Jorgen Ordonez
Course: Design Patterns in PHP
Leila was really friendly and made sure everyone on the course felt comfortable with what they were doing.
Philip Herbert
Course: Performance Testing with LoadRunner
The engaging method of teaching ensured that all attending the course were involved in the learning to process.
Altran UK
Course: Software Engineering
Covered a wide range of topics - more than I would have expected in a Software Engineering lecture (such as some details on programming, safety critical systems etc.).
Altran UK
Course: Software Engineering
I liked the small group, 1 on 1 attention. Felt comfortable asking questions.
Jaeanne St. Pierre
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I generally was benefit from the detail and examples shown.
Timothy Walton
Course: Selenium WebDriver Overview
It made me lose my fear to Meter as a substitute of HP Performance Center.
Juan Castillo
Course: JMeter Fundamentals and JMeter Advanced
Super content, great teaching attitude, amazingly fast & accurate knowledge sharing.
Jakub Dering
Course: JMeter Fundamentals and JMeter Advanced
Kristin was a very good trainer. He adjusted his training to our levels and explained very clearly and structured. The training was very interesting and well organized. I liked the teaching style.
Annett Edom
Course: Selenium for Victims of Manual Testing
Spoken specie tomato szkolenia prize prowadzącego, swine połączenie Peoria i dobrych praktyk.
Dariusz Moskała
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I was benefit from the demo and walk through using TestNG.
Dominic Hung Hung
Course: Selenium for Victims of Manual Testing
Very informative and gave a nice overall summary of the course outline.
Matthew Steptoe
Course: Contemporary Development Principles and Practices
I enjoyed all of Day 1.
Peter Mahaffey
Course: Contemporary Development Principles and Practices
I thought the pacing was perfect. Good amount of interaction considering it was done over the computer. Lots of interaction available by connecting to a virtual machine and following along. Thought the project we completed had very clean code and gave me a good idea of how something like this should be compiled. Will be able to apply what I learned to the workplace.
Chris Dingwell - STI Technologies
Course: Introduction to Selenium
I really liked the examples.
Metodi Aleksandrov
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I really liked working through exercises.
Paul Connolly
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
One-to-one session which gave me the option to focus on the area most revel ant to my need.
Alex Liu
Course: BDD - Behavioral testing of IT systems
I learned a lot, Pahlavi has shown her knowledge and excellence with Web Driver. She also checks and see our work, and gives input on how to solve our activities.
Jon Edward Singson
Course: Selenium WebDriver Overview
I found the trainer made the course very interesting.
Cameron Taylor
Course: Web Application Performance Testing with JMeter
I found the course structure to be very well thought out. While some of my colleagues failed to see Kristin's intentions I feel that the way he presented the material and managed to connect basic concepts with a much broader set of complex issues was spot on.
Alexander Pavlovsky
Course: Technical Architecture and Patterns
The fact that trainer was doing the exercises with us and he was refusing the most important stuff while doing the exercises.
Ana Patricio
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I liked the fact that his questions where creating subjects on matters that required discussion with colleagues on real life situations.
Christakis Costa
Course: Technical Architecture and Patterns
Luke was very knowledgeable, patient, and very open to satisfy my curiosity, for example I asked him to generate errors to see how system will response, etc. He would go above and beyond to answer questions or demonstrate the functionalities, even some of my questions were out of the class scope. He gave me a real experience with the system. I definitely will take another class with him and recommend him as a teacher for others. Thank you Luke!.
Tina Henderson
Course: Test Automation with Selenium and Jenkins
I really enjoyed the real examples and exercises.
Dmitry Baranovsky
Course: Introduction to Domain Driven Design
I enjoyed the interaction of the group to solve the issues.
Evan O'Gorman
Course: Introduction to Domain Driven Design
I liked the good fast pace of the training, and if we were stuck we would then slow down and delve into the subject more before moving on. This allowed us to get a lot of information in the small time. We also covered issues/differences between Mac and Windows which is very useful if we need to use different types of computers (I use both Mac and Windows). I liked the fact that we would follow along on our computers the actions our trainer was performing, then we would verify we had the same/similar results to confirm what we did was correct.
Joanne Hensman - SimplyHealth Profession
Course: Web Application Performance Testing with JMeter
Kristin was a great trainer and kept the course engaging.
Altran UK Ltd
Course: Software Engineering
I really appreciate that any question from us was answered.
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Its simplified approach and its inept coverage was exactly what I was looking for, I've taken away a lot of useful information which I intend to utilize on my current project.
Ibe Dike
Course: JMeter Fundamentals
I really was benefit from the active.
Altran UK Ltd
Course: Software Engineering
The level of inter activeness and pace meant that it was never boring.
Theo Lukens
Course: Software Engineering
Everything was built up from a basic level while progressing quick enough to prevent anyone getting bored.
Nathan Roberts
Course: Software Engineering
I liked the high number of exercises.
Course: Unit Testing with JUnit
The approach of the trainer to every single person. I like how he have explained everything that I asked him, even if it was not strictly related to the subject discussed in that moment.
Marta Kędzierska
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I generally was benefit from the information regarding selectors.
Michael Cowley
Course: Introduction to Selenium
I really enjoyed the good instruction.
LDS Church
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Very good practical examples with lots of explanation. Provided documentation at end of training to download onto personal USB key.
Public Service Commission of Canada
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
Lucas was very good at explaining. He made sure everyone was moving at the same pace and answered all our questions during the training. From his teaching style you can get a clear indication for his passion on the subject, and that helps convey the subject matter. Coming from a background of very limited knowledge about Java and HTML, I was still able to keep up and understand.
Public Service Commission of Canada
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I enjoyed the hands-on experience with the trainer.
Jenina Palad
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Trainer explained in a manner where all of us, attendees, easily understand the subject she's teaching.
Demand Science Team Inc.
Course: Introduction to Selenium
Trainer explained in a manner where all of us, attendees, easily understand the subject she's teaching.
Charisse Maybelle Monilla
Course: Introduction to Selenium
I like the hands-on exercises. It gives us an idea on how the topic works.
Demand Science Team Inc.
Course: Introduction to Selenium
I was benefit from the trainer is knowledgeable and approachable.
Public Service Commission of Canada
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I really enjoyed the coding part.
Fatima Garfin
Course: Introduction to Selenium
I really liked the real life examples.
South West Gnó Skillnet
Course: Introduction to Domain Driven Design
I liked it all. Very informative and pace was perfect.
South West Gnó Skillnet
Course: Introduction to Domain Driven Design
Remote really worked! Plus, Luke was a great guy. I think me typing in what he had done into my VM was good reinforcement.
Jeff Butters
Course: Test Automation with Selenium
I really appreciate that any question from us was answered.
Course: Introduction to Selenium
I liked the high number of exercises.
Course: Unit Testing with JUnit
Software Engineering Subcategories in South Africa
Software Engineering Course Outlines in South Africa
By the end of this training, participants will be able to
- Decide the most appropriate strategy for testing an Angular application
- Carry out unit testing, component testing, A/B testing and end-to-end on an Angular application
- Choose the right tools for the job: Jasmine, Karma, Protractor, Mocha, etc.
- Write tests in Protractor and Jasmine
- Run and debug tests with Karma and Protractor
- Create a maintainable test suite
- Employ best practices for unit testing in Angular
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
Note
- Angular goes by different names and versions, namely: Angular.js, AngularJS, AngularJS 1, Angular 1, Angular 2, etc. To customize the version used in this training, please contact us to arrange.
By the end of this course, participants will have gained proficiency in Protractor and be comfortable
- creating their own automation tests for Angular applications.
- integrating Protractor into their existing development workflow.
- ensuring that their tests are clean and maintainable.
- running Protractor with or without Selenium to drive browser behavior.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Set up Adobe XD to start designing an application.
- Develop quick wireframes.
- Create prototypes that contain micro interactions.
- Add UX designs to a CV.
Intended Audience
The target audience is software testers who are seeking to automate the testing of web applications using Selenium. These testers maybe new to test automation and may also include quality assurance practitioners, managers, or team leaders who are responsible for interacting with testers or who need to ensure that the tools are being implemented fully and appropriately.
At the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Describe the function and purpose of Selenium
- Understand the benefits and proper approach to test automation
- Record automated test cases
- Play back automated test cases
- Apply and use different verification techniques
- View and analyze results
- Configure and use the Selenium RC (Remote Control)
- Create and work with test suites
- Schedule automatic test runs
- Utilize different Selenium script formats
- Modify scripts to extend the capability to test the application
- Configure Selenium with Eclipse and the Selenium 2 WebDriver
- Understand and use RTTS helper files
- Convert selenium code to work with the Selenium 2 WebDriver
- Configure Custom Log Files
- Create a custom object map
- Create reusable modules to reduce script maintenance
- Use tools to help identify XPath
Roughtly 2 days of JMeter and 3 days of Selenium.
Intended Audience:
- Software test engineers
- Software developers involved in agile development
- Release managers
- QA engineers
At the end of Selenium training the delegates will be able to:
- Use Selenium test suite effectively in real projects
- Use Selenium for cross browser testing
- Distribute the tests using Selenium Grid
- Run regression Selenium tests in Jenkins
- Prepare test reports and periodict reports using Jenkins
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Generate and execute cross-platform tests for any OS or device.
- Integrate automated testing into a CI/CD pipeline.
- Automate web testing, API testing, mobile testing, and desktop testing.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Create test automation infrastructure for on-demand testing.
- Develop a test automation framework using Java.
- Build a CI/CD pipeline from scratch with Jenkins and Docker.
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn the benefits of and concepts behind property-based testing as they practice writing properties that lead to the automatic generation of test cases.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Write general properties that replace and/or compliment hand-written unit test cases
- Write tests at the higher level of property specifications
- Execute ScalaCheck as a standalone executabl, using the built-in command line test runner
- Integrate ScalaCheck with test frameworks such as ScalaTest, specs2 and LambdaTest
Audience
- Test engineers
- Developers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Automate webservice API testing using Postman and REST Assured API.
- Generate reports for execution results.
- Design and implement automation frameworks with REST Assured API.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Use Robot Framework's keyword-driven testing approach and tabular test data syntax to write and execute tests. Use consistent syntax to compose new keywords from existing ones.
- Carry out Gherkin-style Behavior Driven Development (BDD) tests (similar to Cucumber).
- Generate and interpret Report and Logs to troubleshoot failures in the tested application.
- Extended Robot Framework's capabilities using third-party libraries written in Python, Java, Perl, Javascript and PHP.
- Integrate Robot Framework with Selenium for testing web applications.
- Anyone looking to use ‘Test Automation with Selenium Web Driver’ within a business or for personal use
Overview
- Learn how to have confidence understanding Test Automation with Selenium Web Driver
- Learn how to use the information of the course to your advantage
QuickCheck (or QuickCheck2, QC2) is a Haskell-based library for random testing of program properties. It takes the specification of a program -- the properties that a function should satisfy -- and tests that those properties hold in many randomly generated cases.
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn how to write the specifications of a program in the form of properties, then provide them as input to QuickCheck for automatic generation of test cases.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Write general properties that replace and/or compliment hand-written unit test cases
- Write tests at the higher level of property specifications
- Set up a testing environment and integrate QuickCheck into an end-to-end deployment processes
Audience
- Software test engineers
- Developers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Write readable and maintainable tests without the need for boilerplate code.
- Use the fixture model to write small tests.
- Scale tests up to complex functional testing for applications, packages, and libraries.
- Understand and apply PyTest features such as hooks, assert rewriting and plug-ins.
- Reduce test times by running tests in parallel and across multiple processors.
- Run tests in a continuous integration environment, together with other utilities such as tox, mock, coverage, unittest, doctest and Selenium.
- Use Python to test non-Python applications.
- Testing Managers
- Performance testers or Performance engineers
- Developers who want grow their career in performance testing.
Format of the course
40% lectures, 60% labs
"Describe the arguments, describe the result, have the computer try to prove your code wrong!"
Some of the topics covered in this instructor-led, live training include:
- How to write and run tests with F#
- The FsCheck Property Based Testing framework
- Using Diamond Kata to implement TDD
- Sharpening your code design skills
Audience
- Automation test engineers
- Developers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Execute tests using automated requests and workflows.
- Define, develop, test, and observe an API using a version control system.
- Generate dynamic data in a request.
- Document and organize tests in collections for team revision.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Distinguish between good and bad testing units.
- Read and interpret test results.
- Proactively manage and diagnose their code base to reduce bugs.
- Ensure that their code base is fit for continuous integration and deployment.
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn how to write PhantomJS scripts to test web applications, automatically capture screenshots, monitor network traffic, and check the results of unit testing.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Run headless web tests with frameworks such as Jasmine, QUnit, Mocha, Capybara and Selenium
- Programmatically capture web contents, including SVG and Canvas
- Create website screenshots with thumbnail preview
- Access and manipulate web pages through DOM API or jQuery
- Monitor page loading and export as standard HAR files
- Automate performance analysis using YSlow and Jenkins
Audience
- Software test engineers
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
- Performance Testers
- Performance Engineers
- Developers who wants to grow their career as Performance Architects.
Format of the course
50% lectures, 50% labs