DescriptionDirty Systems are those that are complex, undocumented and have unknown defect levels and architecture. These are challenging systems to maintain and test because over time they grow old and fragile.In this course, based on the book by Randall W. Rice and William E. Perry of the same title, you will learn a process for how to gain understanding of a Dirty System, plan and design effective tests, and ultimately improve or clean the system based on what is learned in testing.Testing Dirty Systems is based on a six-step process that takes from software discovery through test planning and design, test execution, test analysis and reporting, and finally, clean-up. You will leave with knowledge of how tools can help you understand and test Dirty Systems and how to deal with special testing challenges in Dirty Systems.  The delegates will also receive a copy of the book “Testing Dirty Systems” by randy Rice.What you will learnLearn how to improve Dirty Systems and reduce the total cost of maintenance and the risk of failuresLearn how to find costly and embarrassing problems before your customers find themUnderstand the key issues in testing Dirty SystemsLearn how to design tests that adequately cover undocumented requirements and Business eventsAdvance your career by reinforcing your testing expertiseMain TopicsIntroduction to Testing Dirty SystemsA Process for Testing Dirty SystemsThe Economics of TestingBasic Test PlanningTest Case DevelopmentUnit TestingSystem TestingUser Acceptance TestingTest Cases From Use Cases Regression TestingTest ToolsWalkthroughs and InspectionsTest Evaluation and ReportingTest Project Management