Technical Courses - Technical Report Writing

Introduction

This course offers delegates the opportunity to gain an understanding of the information and expertise required to effectively use the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools found in Visual Studio and on-premises Team Foundation Server. Candidates will learn to use these tools to plan, track, develop, design, test, and deliver business value in the practice of working software.

The course demonstrates to Developers, Testers, Product Owners, Project Managers, Architects and Release Managers the value of the various ALM features and capabilities found in and throughout Visual Studio.

Prerequisites

Delegates must have practice working on a software development team and be at ease with basic ALM processes, practices and tools.

Furthermore, delegates should:

• Be familiar with their growth procedure
• Know the Microsoft Windows working system and security basics
• Have used Visual Studio (any up-to-date style)
• Be able to deliver and understand requirements
• Have familiarity with distributed application plan
• Be able to read and understand C# .NET code (all source code will be provided)

Who Should Attend?

This course is suitable for existing software development professionals who are building submissions with Visual Studio.

Course Objectives

• Gain the knowledge and skills to use the ALM tools found in Visual Studio

Course Outline

• Introduction
• Team Projects: configuration and management
• The Project Administrator role and groups
• Process templates and work items
• Agile vs. formal methods
• The Agile utensils in Team Web Access
• Visual Studio addition
• Managing and resolving struggles
• Source Control Explorer
• Modelling the application
• Graph Sculpting Language
• Discovering existing code
• Construct Explorer
• CodeLens
• Unit analysis and code attention
• Request sum up
• Test-Driven Development general idea
• Code clone enquiry
• Encoding vs. testing events
• IntelliTrace
• Code study and code metrics
• Web-based test case organisation
• Styles of tests
• Trial exams
• Manual & Load trials
• Web performance checks
• Test devices, test suites, and test cases
• Coded UI orders
• Microsoft Test Manager (MTM)
• Continuous Integration (CI)
• Team Foundation Figure
• Understand, manage and file builds
• Build descriptions and patterns
• The build procedure
• Build information
• Automating Team Foundation Build