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If you are looking for a long day filled with dense, scholarly papers on how academics think software quality can be approached, forget about the PSQT conference. On the other hand, if you are looking for two days chock-full of lively and timely information about software quality and testing, presented by nationally known experts who actually practice what they preach, then PSQT is for you.
Whether it is the dozens of track presentations taught by actual practitioners,
the many featured presentations given by nationally known experts
in the field of software quality, or the workshops that allow everyone
to directly participate
in the program, each attendee has the opportunity to customize
their learning experience to get the most information that will
help them and their organization
immediately.
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The PSQT 2008 West & North Conferences are going to be setup the same as last years conferences. This is in response to the overwhelming interest in education-based certifications, CSTP & CTM.
| PSQT Quick Facts |
| PSQT |
is the fastest growing conference that focuses on practical software quality techniques. |
| PSQT |
is expected to host 200 software quality assurance professionals
based on past conference attendance. |
| PSQT |
features internationally recognized field experts. The conference focuses on software quality from a real world perspective, providing innovative yet practical solutions to software quality challenges. |
| PSQT |
features concurrent sessions on software product and process quality
assurance areas such as Testing, Inspections, Reviews and Walk Throughs,
Software Process Assessment and Improvement, Quality Management, Measurements
and Benchmarking, Configuration Management and Version Control, Change
Tracking, Requirement Management, and automated tools supporting a software
quality life cycle. |
| PSQT |
features over 18 one-day tutorials on basics of software testing,
requirement engineering, software metrics and measurements, project
management, testing internet and web applications, and testing object-oriented
systems |
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