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Test-Driven Development (TDD) Certification

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Course Description

This program introduces Unit Testing, Test Driven Development, Refactoring, Emergent Design, Agile Architecture, Collaboration, and refactoring techniques to the audience. It follows a life cycle approach where participants learn how to practice these in real-life projects.

Participants learn to implement TDD on a project developing in Java, .net, ruby, or C++ framework. Workshop also covers how to work on legacy code and break dependencies effectively. The expected business outcome is readable, maintainable code going forward and reduction is defects.

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Test Driven Development – why, what and how.
Learn concept of Emergent Design and why emergent design.
How TDD helps you design software.
Why testing first is better than testing after.

Course Objectives

  • Introduction to Unit test, unit test characteristics.
  • Test Driven Development – why, what and how.
  • TDD Cycle – Red, Green and Refactor.
  • Drive the development (design and implementation) of a User Story.
  • Learn concept of Emergent Design and why emergent design.
  • How TDD helps you design software.
  • Why testing first is better than testing after.
  • Overview of Refactoring, Clean Code principle and Refactoring to Patterns.
  • Software design – going deeper in SOLID design Principles.
  • How to use mocking frameworks.
  • Behavior Driven Development using SpecFlow/Cucumber.
  • Specification by Examples using Gherkin language.
  • Writing Scenarios and Scenario Outlines.
  • Preparing Steps using xUnit framework.
  • Difference between TDD and BDD.
  • How to setup BDD practices within Scrum team.

Who Should Attend?

Development team members including-

  • Developers
  • Testers
  • Architects
  • Leads & Scrum Masters

Course Topics

In this module, you will understand why business–dev misalignment happens and how to fix it. Learn to write clearer, executable specifications that everyone understands. Discover why examples matter and how they guide clarity. Also, practice writing real-world examples in Gherkin format. 

In this module, grasp the core principles behind Acceptance Test Driven Development. See how ATDD changes your Sprint Planning and Reviews for the better. Learn the fundamentals of Behavior Driven Development. And get hands-on with Cucumber or SpecFlow—writing features, testing, and reporting. You’ll also understand how the Product Owner and team collaborate on scenario writing.

In this session, you’ll learn what unit testing is and why it matters. Understand how it helps catch bugs early and often. See the difference between unit and integration tests. And explore how developers and testers share responsibility in unit testing. 

In this module, you will be introduced to TDD and how it improves your code. Learn how testing first leads to better design and fewer bugs. Explore different kinds of tests: unit, integration, and functional. Understand the test life cycle using xUnit frameworks. Learn how to keep your tests isolated and results reliable

This module will help you understand the risks of technical debt and messy code. Learn when, where, and how to safely refactor. You’ll discover how TDD and ATDD support safe code changes. Explore best practices, tools, and common limitations. Also, get clarity on frameworks and their guiding principles. Learn how to scale your design with changing requirements. Understand key design patterns and principles. Dive into SOLID principles to improve structure and flexibility. 

In this session, learn about a Test Double and why you’d use one. Learn about mocking and where it fits into your tests. Use mocking frameworks in real examples. Moreover, practice refactoring patterns with test doubles.

Upcoming Schedules

We are running auxiliary batches for this course!

For group inquiries, please contact us at connect@agilemania.com

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Certification Assessments

To get the most out of this TDD training, we recommend bringing your own laptop for hands-on participation. Around 60–70% of the course involves practical exercises, including writing unit tests, coding, creating examples, and engaging in group activities. The remaining 30–40% will be discussions and concept exploration. If bringing a laptop isn’t possible, don’t worry—you’ll be able to collaborate with others during the sessions. No prior software installation is needed, though having an IDE already set up is a plus. Any required tools or software for the exercises will be provided during the training.

FAQs

Test-Driven Development (TDD) is the growing adoption of software development where developers write tests before writing the actual code. It’s part of a broader Agile and DevOps movement across Australian tech teams. It helps you improve code quality, reduce bugs, and promote collaboration between developers and testers. 

The primary goal of Test-Driven Development is to improve software quality and team productivity by shifting testing to the early stages of development. It helps teams write reliable, bug-free code, encourages better design decisions, and supports Agile delivery cycles.

This course is ideal for software developers, testers, and technical leads who want to improve code quality and collaboration through Test-Driven Development practices.

You can apply what you learn using Java, .NET, Ruby, or C++. Exercises and examples will be provided for these languages.

There are no such prerequisites to take this course. Also, it’s always recommended that those who intend to take the certification should have participants who are expected to have testing experience and knowledge of testing tools. 

This TDD course not only covers unit testing but also focuses on the TDD mindset, emergent design, refactoring practices, and working with legacy code, offering a complete development life cycle approach.

As a response to the COVID-19, we have moved our classes online. Our Live Virtual format delivers the same benefits as our face-to-face training: expert instruction, hands-on labs and exercises, peer-to-peer collaboration, and high-quality instructional material.

Cancellation requests received within 24 hours of registration will be offered a full refund (minus payment gateway charges). Please reach out to our support team by sending a refund request to connect@agilemania.com. Visit our page for more details about the Cancellation and refund Policy.

Yes. The certification and evaluation fees, along with the costs of course materials and learning aids, are included in the cost of this course.

The process of enrolling for this classroom training is simple. Payment can be made through different options, such as using a debit/credit card, which includes MasterCard, Visa Card, American Express, or PayPal. Acknowledgement will be issued automatically via email to the candidates once payment is made.

Just write to us at connect@agilemania.com, and we will answer any queries you have.

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