Automation in Testing March 2022

You can find full details of Automation in Testing here.

Automation in Testing is hands-on automation training that gives you the skills to strategise, create, use and educate others about automation that supports your testing.

Intro

Automation is everywhere, it’s popularity and uptake has rocketed in recent years and it’s showing little sign of slowing down. So in order to be successful with automation, all you need to know how to code, right?

No. While knowing how to code is a great tool in your toolbelt, there is far more to automation than writing code. Beyond learning to code you need to be able to determine the answers to these questions:

  • What tests you should create?
  • What data your tests require?
  • What layer in your application you should write them at?
  • What language or framework to use?
  • If your testability is good enough?
  • If it’s helping you solve your testing problems?
  • What value you are getting from automation?

Answering those questions is significantly harder than writing the code. Yet our industry is pushing people straight into code and bypassing the theory.

What you'll learn on this course

Automation in Testing aims to help you answer those questions by focusing on not just creating automation, but working out opportunities to use automation as well as advocate for good practises and uses of automation in your team.

We will take you on a real-life journey through a lifecycle of planning, creating, using and educating others in good automation practises that you can easily take and apply to your work and team. This is achieved by offering 3 days of attendee-led training that will have you and other attendees taking on the roles of specialists in automation tasked with automating a modern web application.

Throughout the course, Richard and Mark will offer their expert knowledge and share techniques and theory they use to succeed with automation whilst offering you the opportunity to explore the tools and ideas you want to learn.

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Ticket prices

Ticket type Price
Automation in Testing Brighton (28th - 30th March 2022) - Super Early Bird SOLD OUT
Automation in Testing Brighton (28th - 30th March 2022) - Early Bird £1,500
Automation in Testing Brighton (28th - 30th March 2022) - Standard £1,700

FAQs

When will this course run?

Automation in Testing will run for 3-days from 28th - 30th March 2022 from 9 am - 5 pm each day (UK Time).

Where will the training take place? The training will take place in IQVIA Offices (Lanchester House, Trafalgar Pl, Brighton BN1 4FU).

Is there a code-of-conduct?

Yes, you can read it here, and it is enforced.

What will I need to bring to the course?

Please bring a laptop, OS X, Linux or Windows with all the prerequisites installed that will be sent to you before the training. Mark and Richard also offer support with setup if you get stuck.

Do I need to be already currently working in automation to attend this course?

This course caters for every level of experience of working in an automation context. If you do work with automation already, we believe this course will provide you with numerous new ways to think and talk about automation, allowing you to maximise your skills in the workplace.

If you don’t, this course will show you that the majority of skill in automation is about risk identification, strategy and test design, and you can add a lot of value to automation efforts within testing.

I don’t have any programming skills, should I attend?

The majority of the tooling we will use and demo is web-based, however, AiT is a mindset, so we believe you will benefit from attending the class and learning a theory to apply to any product/language.

I’m a manager who is interested in strategy but not programming, should I attend?

Yes, one of the core drivers to educate others in identifying and strategizing problems before automating them. We will offer techniques and teach you skills to become better at analysing your context and using that information to build a plan towards successful automation.

What languages and tools will we be using?

The current setup is using Java and JS. Importantly though, we focus more on the thinking then the implementation, so while we’ll be reading and writing code, the languages are just a vehicle for the context of the class.

I still have credit with MoT, how can I use it? If you have credit with Ministry of Testing and would like to use it to purchase a ticket for this Automation in Testing Training? Get in touch with us via email at masters@ministryoftesting.com with your previous booking details and we will send you a booking link.

Are there any discounts available?

If you have a group of 3 or more, please email us at masters@ministryoftesting.com to enquire about your group discount.

How do I get a VAT receipt?

You will be able to get an invoice once you check out.

Can I get a refund?

Check our Refund Policy here.

I'll need to book accommodation, can I get help?

We can send you a suggestion of places around the venue. However, accommodation is entirely at the attendee's responsibility.

Further Questions?

If you have any additional questions, please email us at masters@ministryoftesting.com