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Introduction To Software Test Automation 1 Day Training in Seoul

Course Description: This Course covers the critical software development related issues that you must address. It helps you understand and choose the Best approaches for your organization. The Course is relevant in any technology environment, regardless of the automation tools you use. Management issues including responsibilities, automation Objectives and return on investment are also included in the Course. In addition to technical matters such as testware architecture, pre- and post-Processing and automated comparison techniques. Course Topics: ●     Introduction ●     Objectives, what we cover (and don’t cover) today ●     Session 1: Managing Test Automation ●     Test automation Objectives (and exercise) ●     Responsibilities ●     Pilot project ●     Measures for automation ●     Return on Investment (ROI) (and exercise) ●     Session 2: Scripting Techniques ●     Objectives of scripting techniques ●     Different types of scripts ●     Domain specific test language ●     Session 3: Testware Architecture ●     Importance of testware architecture ●     What needs to be organised ●     Session 4: Pre- and Post-Processing ●     Automating more than tests ●     Test status ●     Session 5: Comparison Techniques ●     Automated test verification ●     Test sensitivity ●     Session 6: Testware Maintenance ●     Common maintenance issues ●     Maintenance mitigation Learning Goals: ●     Achieve better success in automation ●     Deal with Management issues and technical issues ●     Plan an effective automation strategy Course Agenda: Day 1 ●     Introduction ●     Managing Test Automation ●     Scripting Techniques ●     Testware Architecture ●     Pre- and Post-Processing ●     Comparison Techniques ●     Testware Maintenance Who can Attend: ●     Software Engineer ●     Software Tester

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Early Years Curriculum - Fewer things in greater depth - Manchester

This course will enable delegates to look at the power of play and how play is essential for embedding learning and deepening understanding. By the end of the session, delegates will have worked together to identify what greater depth learning looks like in early years and will have a set of ideas to enable them to support greater depth within their setting. During this course, you will be able to: consider the components of a successful early years curriculum identify and support greater depth learning start to build a unit using the principles of ‘teach, practise, apply’ and enabling children to deepen their understanding consider how to develop children’s working memory and to build this into a unit ensure any curricular approach is holistic and takes account of the whole child. Facilitator: Sarah Quinn Please note that the start time shown allows for registration and refreshments, the course programme will be sent to each delegate via the email supplied with the final information. Members of NAHT can enjoy our courses and conferences at a subsidised rate so join here today and start enjoying the benefits of membership. Please do not book travel or accommodation without checking with the Professional Development team (events@naht.org.uk) that the course will be going ahead. The NAHT has the right to cancel the course if insufficient bookings are received. The NAHT also reserves the right to change the venue prior to the scheduled date, and in this event will communicate any alterations as soon as possible. By booking a place you are accepting NAHT's terms and conditions. Please note that Eventbrite offers booking insurance cover as part of the booking process - this is not part of NAHT's offer and any queries/claims for this must be directed to the insurance company supplying this product. NAHT Privacy Policy We take your privacy seriously. Personal data submitted to NAHT is subject to the General Data Protection Regulations. The way we use your personal information is set out in the NAHT privacy policy. FAQs Do I need my membership number to book? Yes. If you are booking a member place you will be required to enter the correct membership number. You can find your membership number by phoning membership on 0300 3030333 option 2. Where can I contact the organiser with any questions? The Professional Development team can be contacted at events@naht.org.uk or 01444 472405.  Is my booking transferrable? Bookings may only be transferred at the discretion of the Professional Development team. These will need to be made in writing to events@naht.org.uk before the event. Transfers and cancellations may be subject to a charge. Please note that Early Bird bookings are not transferrable. If a non-member attends an event in place of a member without prior notification and approval by the Professional Development team, the Standard Non-member charge will be applicable. Cancellation fees: Within 31 working days - 25% chargeWithin 14 working days - 50% chargeWithin 7 working days - 75% chargeWithin 3 working days - 100% charge Can I update my registration information? Any updates to your booking must be made in writing to the Professional Development team at events@naht.org.uk Does the name on the booking need to match the delegate? The names of each individual delegate must be entered during the booking process along with a unique email address for each delegate as this will be used for the final confirmation.

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Portland Trail Blazers vs. Washington Wizards

Cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express. Tickets held at will call can be picked up on the day of the performance at the box office beginning 2 hours prior to the event. The customer must present valid form of picture identification and the credit card used for purchase. Box Office: (503) 797-9619 Group Sales: (503) 963-4400 Monday - Friday: 10am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday hours vary. Accessible enhancements active.

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food cooking methods

South Indian cooking recipes are one of the best flavored recipes containing all the spices and nutrients essential for our body .Even our ancient knew interesting way to incorporate protein with a tongue tickling taste. We all believe that "what food we eat is how productive we are"

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