When:
April 27, 2006 at 6:30 PMWhere:
BCIT Burnaby Campus. Townsquare D in building SE2What:
Brian Pidcock, Computer Science Technology Instructor at BCIT
"Are IBM's New Test Tools Worth Considering?"
Abstract
IBM has recently released two new products. The first one which they call IBM/Rational Functional Tester is intended to replace the venerable Rational Robot. The second called IBM/Rational Manual Tester is intended to smooth the path from manual to automated testing. How do they work? What will they do for the average QA department? Is IBM serious about this market? This talk will at least provide partial answers to these questions.
About Brian Pidcock
Brian Pidcock has been teaching at BCIT in the Computer Systems Technology area for the last 6 years. His area of interest is software quality and testing. He is actively engaged in amassing knowledge tools and personal contacts in this domain. Previous to this he was a software developer most notably with the Basic Software Group, now ACCPAC International. He was one of the original authors of their job costing system. He has also worked as a construction supervisor, mining engineer and mechanic. Past Meetings
