The tutorial aims to:

• introduce the four most important diagrams used in object oriented development.
  
• describe the UML notation used for these diagrams.
  
• give a set of practical questions a tester can ask to evaluate the quality of these object oriented diagrams.

• Use case diagrams
  
• Sequence diagrams
  
• Class diagrams
  
• State-transition diagrams

• Describes its purpose
  
• Explains its notation and gives an example
  
• Provides a set of questions you as a tester can use to evaluate the quality of these diagrams

The tutorial gives the participants a set of practical questions that will help you determine and evaluate the quality of these object oriented diagrams.

Lee Copeland has over twenty-five years experience as an information systems professional. He has held a number of technical and managerial positions with commercial and non-profit organizations in the areas of applications development and software development process improvement. He has taught seminars and consulted extensively throughout the U.S. and internationally.

As manager of software development process improvement, he directed the design, introduction, and institutionalizing of formal procedures including static and dynamic testing. He was instrumental in creating an independent testing group in his organization.

Lee is the main author and principal instructor of the Testing Object Oriented Software course. In addition, he teaches the Systematic Software Testing, Web/eBusiness Testing, Web System Testing, and Mastering Test Design courses. He is a well-known speaker at testing conferences both in the United States and internationally. Lee is the author of the recently published book, A Practitioner's Guide to Software Test Design.

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