PSQT/PSTT
2004 North
October 25-29
Minneapolis, MN

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PSQT/PSTT 2004 North Conference Schedule

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday

Monday, October 25, 2004

PSQT/PSTT Conference Sessions

7:00 - 8:15 Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:15 - 8:30 Opening Remarks
Dr. Magdy Hanna
8:30 - 9:45 Keynote
Watts Humphery Software Engineering Institute
Security Changes Everything
PSQT PSTT
Quality Management Software Process Improvement Requirement Management Development Process Test Process I Test Process II Test Automation Performance Testing
10:00-11:00 Lean Software Development: Learning to See Value and Waste
Frode Odegard
Lean Software Institute
A Model for Successful System Testing
Jerry Cobry
IBM Printing Systems Division
Realistic Career Expectations for Software Testers
Scott Will
IBM Corporation/Tivoli Software
Success Stories in Test Automation
Russ Shermer
Software Quality Management
Successfully Managing Load/Performance Testing Efforts
Fazly Alahi
Express Scripts


11:00-12:00 Visit Exhibit/Vendor Presentations
12:00-1:00 Lunch/Discussion Groups
1:00-2:00 Strategic Quality - Planned Empowerment

Jeff Fiebrich
Motorola
Implementing Automation with Capability Maturity Model Integration
Paul Grossman
Siemens Medical Solutions
No Requirements
Writer is an Island

Erin Nardo
Menttium Corporation
Story Test Driven Development,
Gunjan Doshi
Instrumental Services, Inc.
Writing Defect Free Requirements
Ivy Hooks
Compliance Automation Inc.
2:15-3:15 Practical Metrics Reporting To Earn Management
Respect And Address Outsourcing

Bill Hufschmidt
Development Support Center

Testing for Globalization: Experience from IBM
Jerrold Landau, IBM Toronto Lab
Abstract Semantic Analysis Vs. White Box Testing
Chris Hote
PolySpace Technologies
Performance Tuning Transaction Processing Systems
Dr. Russ Shermer
Software Quality Management
3:45-4:45 Outsourcing - A Way to Complement or Replace Your QA Staff?
Tom Igielski The Thomas Consulting Group, Inc.
Real Life Experience - How to Develop CMMI Processes?
Orhan Kalayci Nitelik Danismanlik Ltd. et al
Surviving the Challenges of a Fluid Environment
Erin Nardo
Menttium Coporation
Embedding Security into a Software Development Methodology
Carol Woody, Software Engineering Institute
Toward a Unified Test Terminology:An Interactive Workshop
Sponsored by International Institute for Software Testing
4:45 - 6:00 Conference Reception and Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday

Tuesday, October 26, 2004

PSQT/PSTT Conference Sessions

7:00 - 8:15 Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:15 - 8:30 Opening Remarks
Dr. Magdy Hanna, Conference Chair
8:30 - 9:45

Keynote
Dr. Karl Wiegers Process Impact
Cosmic Truths about Software Requirements

. PSQT PSTT
. Quality Management Software Process Improvement Software Process Improvement Measurements Test Process I Test Process II Test Automation Web Testing
10:00-11:00 What Do Agile and Extreme Approaches Mean to the Test Profession
Marnie Hutcheson
Independent Consultant
System Testing Streatgies for Data Migration Software
Subbarao Jagannatha
Openwave Systems
Diversity Analysis: Measuring the Quality of
a Test Suite

Borislav Nikolik, Ph.D.
Vidak Quality

Building an Automation Team
Richard Wagner
Catalina Mktg Corp.
Load Testing GUI and Middleware Web Applications Requires a Different Approach
Tom Igielski,
The Thomas Cslt Group, Inc.
11:00-12:00 Visit Exhibit/Vendor Presentations
12:00-1:00 Lunch/Discussion Groups
1:00-2:00 Project Management 'Atkins' Way
Nidhi Srivastava Tata Consultancy Services
Real Life Experience Using CMMI L2 Processes and XP Practices
Orhan Kalayci Nitelik Danismanlik Ltd. et al
A Successful Approach to Process Improvement in an Information Technology Organization
Liz Glaser &
Joyce Sattovia,
The Boeing Company
Basic Measurement Implementation, Away with the Crystal Ball
Ton Dekkers
Sogeti Nederland B.V.
Beyond the GUI: What You Need to Know about Database Testing
Mary Romero Sweeney
Independent Consultant
2:15-3:15 Requirements -- the Ultimate Reality Show: How to Get 'em, How to Test 'em, How to Make 'em Better
Dr. Rebecca Staton-Reinstein
Advantage Leadership
A Test Process for Command and Control Systems
James J. O’Connor III, Ph.D. Tybrin Corp
End-to-End Testing of the Tactical TOMAHAWK Weapons System (TTWS) Battlegroup
Brian Cavett,
Naval Surface Warfare Center
Teach Your Automation Tool to Be as
Smart as You

Bonnie S. Bayly Anteon Corp
Evaluating the Usability of Web-based Applications: A Case Study of a Field Study
Sam J. Racine, Ph.D.
Unisys Corporation
3:30-4:30 How to Justify QA Initiatives to Management
Peggy Fouts
Aquent
Process Improvement and the Balanced Scorecard
Joyce Sattovia The Boeing Co
IT Governance Requires Performance Measurement
Ton Dekkers Sogeti Nederland B.V.
So How Do I Know Your Estimate Is Any Good
Bill Hufschmidt Development Support Center
Testing When Requirements Aren't Defined
Robin Goldsmith , JD
GoPro Management, Inc.
4:45 - 6:00

The Software Quality Summit

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday

Wednesday, October 27, 2004

Attendees may register for a full day tutorial or conference sessions.

Full-day Tutorials (8:30 - 4:30.)

Tutorials marked with (CSTP) will count as one day of training towards the requirements for the Certified Software Testing Professional and cover the Body of Knowledge areas as indicated.

W1 Principles of Software Testing (CSTP #1) Dr. Magdy Hanna
W2 Risk-Based Test Management (CSTP #3) Marnie Hutcheson
W3 Exploring User Requirements with Use Cases (CSTP #5) Dr. Karl Wiegers
W4 Database Application Testing Fundamentals (CSTP Elective) Mary Romero Sweeney
W5 Testing Web and eBusiness Applications (CSTP Elective) Leslie Segal
W6 Project Management for QA and Test Professionals (CSTP Elective) Rebecca Staton-Reinstein

 

 

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday

Thursday, October 28, 2004

Six concurrent tutorials taught by nationally recognized quality experts. Each tutorial is one full day of an in-depth instruction in a specific software quality topic.

You must specify which tutorial you wish to attend (H1 through H6.)

Tutorials marked with (CSTP) will count as one day of training towards the requirements for the Certified Software Testing Professional and cover the Body of Knowledge areas as indicated.

H1 Developing Reusable Test Designs (CSTP #2) Robin Goldsmith, JD
H2 Identifying and Executing the Most Important Tests (CSTP #4) Marnie Hutcheson
H3 Software Inspections and Reviews for QA Professionals (CSTP #7) Dr. Rebecca Staton-Reinstein
H4 Database Testing: Structured Query Language (SQL) for Test Professionals (CSTP #7) Mary Sweeney
H5 User Acceptance Testing (CSTP Elective) Barbara Patterson
H6  

 

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday

Friday, October 29, 2004

Six concurrent tutorials taught by nationally recognized quality experts. Each tutorial is one full day of an in-depth instruction in a specific software quality topic.

You must specify which tutorial you wish to attend (F1 through F6.)

Tutorials marked with (CSTP) will count as one day of training towards the requirements for the Certified Software Testing Professional and cover the Body of Knowledge areas as indicated.

F1 Effective Test Design (CSTP #2) Mary Romero Sweeney
F2 Effective Test Management (CSTP #3 & 4) Dr. Magdy Hanna
F3 Discovering Business Requirements (CSTP #5) Robin Goldsmith, JD
F4 Principles of Software Test Automation (CSTP #6) Dr. Russ Shermer
F5 Testing in a Rapid Application Development Environment (CSTP Elective) Clyneice Chaney
F6 Improving Software Process with the Use of Metrics (CSTP Elective) Alfred Sorkowitz