02a | Create and Configure Test Plans (1 of 2)

Steven Borg | Co-founder & Strategist, Northwest CadenceAnthony Borton | ALM Consultant, Enhance ALM

• Create Test Plan Properties• Configure Test Settings• Define Configurations• Create Test Suites• Configure Test Suites

Module Overview

Software testing with Visual Studio

Team Foundation Server

Visual Studio IDEMicrosoft Test Manager

Unit testing

UI automation

testing

Performance testing

Load testing

Code quality analysis

Test planning and

management

Test case manageme

nt

Lab manager

Manual testing

Exploratory testing

Microsoft Feedback Client

User testing

Work item tracking Source control Lab management services

Test execution services Build services Reporting and BI

Pluggable components

Test runners Build engines Lab environmentsDiagnostic data collectors

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Create Test Plan Properties

What the Study Guide says…

• Create test plan properties.– selecting test settings– selecting configurations– defining name, description, area, path, and iteration– selecting test environments– assigning Build to Test Plan

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Create Test Plan Properties

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Configure Test Settings

What the Study Guide says…

• Configure test settings.– creating multiple test settings– selecting data and diagnostics– setting up roles

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Create Test Settings

• Create a few different Test Plans• Practice creating different Test Settings• Understand the Data Collectors

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