
Explore HP ALM as a centralized platform for managing the entire application lifecycle from requirements and planning to testing, change and release management, with cross-tool integration.
Explore how procedural practice strengthens neural connections to improve memory, skill acquisition, and practical application, while brain plasticity and quizzes reinforce effective learning paths.
Apply the pareto principle to hp alm, focusing on the 20 percent of features that deliver 80 percent of benefits to boost productivity and learning.
Master change management as a strategy to drive improvement toward a future state. Overcome psychological resistance, win sponsor trust, and engage the mostly neutral audience to achieve broad support.
Business analysis identifies needs and determines solutions, including software development and policy changes. It translates needs into a formal business requirements document with functional and nonfunctional requirements.
Master elicitation by distinguishing real needs from requirements and gathering stakeholder input through interviews, brainstorming, JAD, workshops, and questionnaires, then validate ideas with prototypes and visuals.
Analyze requirements by documenting measurable, testable, and traceable needs while identifying stakeholders and prioritizing assumptions. Distinguish verification from validation: verify the product meets requirements, validate that it satisfies stakeholders.
Practice active listening by feeding back heard content in your own words, confirming accuracy, and ensuring mutual understanding while observing body language and addressing distractions and language barriers.
Explore how quality assurance contrasts with quality control, the role of ISO 9000, and ISTQB testing principles, emphasizing defect prevention through standards, code reviews, and XP practices like pair programming.
Explore static, dynamic, functional, and non-functional testing. Learn about test cases, manual testing, and code reviews.
Agile testing is integrated with coding and cross-functional teams to ensure frequent customer feedback and rapid delivery; Scrum uses an empirical, sprint-based backlog to adapt to changing requirements.
Debunk myths about testing by showing it runs parallel to development, catches defects early, and that complete testing is impossible; quality is a shared team responsibility.
Learn how application lifecycle management governs software from planning to retirement, covering requirements management, software architecture, development, testing, maintenance, change management, and project management, powered by HP Quality Center.
Get started with hp alm quality centre by logging in, exploring modules for requirements, test planning, execution, and defects, and using dashboards, releases, and libraries to manage project cycles.
Manage releases and cycles in HP ALM by defining hierarchical releases, setting start and end dates, tracking milestones, attached tests and defects, and evaluating progress with KPIs and scorecards.
Explore how a library represents a set of entities in a project and relationships between them, including requirements, tests, sources, and business components, and how baselines track changes over time.
Define, manage, and track requirements across the application lifecycle in HP ALM, linking user stories, epics, and backlogs to stakeholders and tests, with traceability, coverage analysis, and history tracking.
Learn how to import and link business process models in HP ALM to create a requirements framework, align tests with business flows, and improve lifecycle collaboration.
Learn how to view and track requirements status in HP ALM, link requirements to tests, and trace coverage across folders and reports, with bidirectional links and color legend.
Learn how test resources help you manage shared assets and configuration files in a hierarchical resource tree, linking resources to tests and tracking changes in the HP ALM repository.
Create and organize tests from requirements by converting them into tasks within folders, define preconditions and steps, and use parameters and configurations to run data-driven tests with live analysis graphs.
Create folders and task sets, select tests, and run manual or sprinter tests in HP ALM to locate defects, view execution results, and generate reports.
Explore the test runs module to view test results, instances, and sets, and learn how to create graphs and apply filters by clicking columns.
Track and report application defects across all stages using the defects module in HP ALM Quality Centre, and update defect records to inform developers, testers, and quality assurance teams.
Prevent duplicate defects by creating a new defect with keywords and using similarity filters, then refine the execution grid with filters and link requirements for coverage.
Explore how HP ALM Quality Center integrates with Sprinter to streamline testing, capture annotated screenshots, record test steps, report defects, and export automated tests.
Inspect application displays for defects with tools that analyze alignment, spacing, and color. Annotate screen captures to communicate defects and submit them to HP ALM.
Learn how to use power mode in HP ALM (Quality Centre) to automate tests with macros, data injection, dataset management, and defect tracking across applications and machines.
Learn how macros save and run a sequence of actions as a single command in HP ALM, automating repetitive testing tasks like logging and setup across the application.
Learn how to configure general settings and screen capture in HP ALM (Quality Centre), and run cross-configuration tests across browsers using primary and secondary machines with mirroring.
Explore HP ALM's data injection to auto-fill test fields and map datasets from resources to your application. Learn to create and reuse macros and submit defects with screenshots during tests.
Use the analysis view to generate and display graphs with the graph wizard, choosing between a business view or an entity graph for single or multiple entities, and create dashboards.
Create, manage, and view dashboard pages in HP ALM, using the toolbar to access three graphs and drop a graph into the dashboard to position it.
Explore how to build and customize dashboards in HP ALM by integrating data from sources, arranging widgets, applying visualizations, and filtering defect by severity 3 to 5.
Learn to control access and roles in HP ALM through user, group, and permission settings, apply cross project customization, and customize requirements, risk based quality management, and testing forms.
Save options allows marking changes as major or minor; reconnecting after a session expiry may reload customization for critical changes, such as adding a required user defined field.
Create and manage defect favorites in HP ALM by configuring status, severity, and other filters; save to public folders, load favorites, and update criteria in real time.
Application lifecycle management (ALM) is the lifecycle management (governance, development, and maintenance) of software applications. In this course you'll learn how to manage applications and end to end delivery of quality software using HP ALM and HP Sprinter. You'll also learn the basics of Software Testing, Quality Assurance (QA), Business Analysis and Agile principles. I've included Quizzes at the end of each section and a final quiz and file downloads at the end of the course.
Software testing is a highly demanded skill and will significantly contribute to the delivery of any software application.