Does Your Software Quality Team Really Understand These Testing Techniques Terms? 

When someone starts talking about testing techniques, does everyone on your team really understand what they are saying? Miscommunication can slow down testing and miss defects. 

For example, your business analysts, DevOps team members, QA analysts, testers, and product owners should know what these terms mean:

• Equivalence Partitioning
• Boundary Value Analysis
• Decision Tables
• Combinatorial Testing
• Exploratory Testing

If they don't know or define the term differently, that can cause problems. Fortunately, the solution is easy: the AT*SQA Testing Techniques Micro-Credential. It's quick, inexpensive, and helps ensure everyone is communicating clearly. That leads to better software and lower costs.  Learn more below.

Show You Understand Testing Techniques

Testing techniques are procedures used to identify and select test conditions that can be targeted by tests. This micro-credential helps to prove you have an understanding of testing techniques, and how they can be applied at any stage in the development of software.

Learn more and get noticed with an AT*SQA Micro-Credential in Testing Techniques. You can prepare for this micro-credential with:

• The testing techniques portion of the free AT*SQA Testing Essentials Certification body of knowledge (see #1 on this page)
• The Essentials of Software Testing online training module on cybersecurity testing in AT*Learn (just $7.99/month)

Stack 'Em! Get All 8 Micro-Credentials and Earn the Testing Essentials Certification

AT*SQA Micro-Credentials are now stackable! That means if you earn all 8 of the certifications below, you'll also be awarded the full AT*SQA Testing Essentials Certification!

• Test Automation
• Performance Testing
• Cybersecurity Testing
• Usability Testing
• Connected Devices Testing
• DevOps Testing
• Test Approaches
• Testing Techniques

Get the Recognition You Deserve
The Official U.S. List of Certified Software Testers™ and Testing Tiers™ Software Tester Rankings

As a professional on the Official U.S. List of Certified Software Testers™, you have shown your commitment to working efficiently with U.S. companies and their software development teams by:

• Demonstrating your American English ability through the exam registration process
• Passing AT*SQA's official American English version of your certification exam
• Building your level in the Testing Tiers™ software tester rankings