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Results for "user acceptance testing (uat)"
- Status: Free Trial
University of Minnesota
Skills you'll gain: Cucumber (Software), Gherkin (Scripting Language), Software Testing, Testability, Test Case, Behavior-Driven Development, Code Coverage, Acceptance Testing, Unit Testing, Functional Testing, Test Automation, JUnit, Requirements Analysis, Java Programming
Skills you'll gain: Penetration Testing, Scenario Testing, Cybersecurity, Vulnerability Assessments, Vulnerability Scanning, Linux, Web Services, Command-Line Interface, Cryptography, File Management, Authorization (Computing), Microsoft Windows, Authentications, Shell Script, Virtual Machines
- Status: NewStatus: Preview
Skills you'll gain: Usability Testing, Usability, Figma (Design Software), User Experience Design, User Centered Design, UI/UX Research, User Research, Prototyping, Test Planning
- Status: NewStatus: Preview
Skills you'll gain: Usability Testing, Software Design Documents, User Experience Design, User Centered Design, UI/UX Research, Prototyping, Test Planning, Design Software
Skills you'll gain: Unit Testing, JUnit, Integration Testing, Restful API, Test Driven Development (TDD), Software Testing, Java Programming, Hibernate (Java)
- Status: Free Trial
University of Michigan
Skills you'll gain: Surveys, UI/UX Research, User Research, Survey Creation, Sampling (Statistics), A/B Testing, Web Analytics, Qualitative Research, Usability Testing, Research Methodologies, Web Analytics and SEO, Data Collection, Research Design, Sample Size Determination, Analytics, Data Analysis
- Status: New
Skills you'll gain: Jenkins, Continuous Integration, CI/CD, Selenium (Software), OAuth, Software Testing, Development Environment, Application Programming Interface (API), Test Case, API Gateway, Test Tools, Git (Version Control System), Debugging
- Status: Free Trial
Board Infinity
Skills you'll gain: Test Case, Software Testing, Integration Testing, Software Development Life Cycle, System Testing, Acceptance Testing, Maintainability, Regression Testing, Test Planning, Software Quality Assurance, Unit Testing, Functional Testing, User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- Status: Free Trial
University of Michigan
Skills you'll gain: Usability Testing, User Experience, UI/UX Research, User Research, Test Case, Usability, Human Computer Interaction, Test Planning, Interviewing Skills
- Status: Free Trial
University of Minnesota
Skills you'll gain: Usability Testing, User Interface (UI), Usability, User Research, UI/UX Research, Human Computer Interaction, User Experience Design, User Centered Design, Test Planning
- Status: Free Trial
University of Minnesota
Skills you'll gain: UI/UX Research, User Research, Design Research, User Experience, User Centered Design, Ideation, User Interface (UI), Qualitative Research, Surveys, User Story, Data Collection, Persona Development, Data Analysis, Interviewing Skills, People Analytics, Statistical Analysis
- Status: NewStatus: Free Trial
Skills you'll gain: Usability Testing, Figma (Design Software), Responsive Web Design, User Experience Design, Prototyping, Software Design Documents, Design Specifications, Mockups, User Interface (UI) Design, UI Components, User Flows, Animations
In summary, here are 10 of our most popular user acceptance testing (uat) courses
- Black-box and White-box Testing: University of Minnesota
- The Complete Pentesting and Privilege Escalation Course: Packt
- Test, Learn, Evolve: Usability Testing in Figma: Coursera
- Validate & Elevate: Usability Testing in Sketch: Coursera
- Master Java Unit Testing with Spring Boot and Mockito: Packt
- UX Research at Scale: Surveys, Analytics, Online Testing: University of Michigan
- Cypress Automation Testing Framework - Zero To Hero: Packt
- Essential Testing Techniques in Software Development: Board Infinity
- Evaluating Designs with Users: University of Michigan
- Evaluating User Interfaces: University of Minnesota