he Agile Manifesto – Principles and Values Overview of Scrum Artefacts Events Roles Common Practices in Agile User Stories Tasks Kanban boards Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery Automated Testing Test Driven Development / Acceptance Test Driven Development

Quadrant 2 Testing Quadrant 1 Testing Quadrant 3 Testing Quadrant 4 Testing

Why Unit Tests? Test Driven Development vs testing after the fact Boundary conditions and edge cases

The JUnit framework Test cases and test suites Selecting test cases Structure of a Unit Test Arrange – Act – Assert Creating and Running JUnit tests Assert Statements Refactoring Tests – the DRY Principles and Annotations Testing for Exceptions and Timeouts Execution Paths Boundary Conditions Code Coverage Lab: Creating and running unit tests

Naming Conventions Test Data Setting up and tearing down tests Refactoring Tests Lab: Refactoring tests

TDD vs Test First Development Red – Green – Clean life cycle Demo: The Prime Factors calculator Lab: The Parking Lot

SOLID principles Independently testable units Lab

Design for Testability

Clean Code and Technical Debt Refactoring Techniques Extract method Extract Interface Replace Temp with Query Dealing with static variables Refactoring Demo: The Video Store Lab

Isolating the Unit Under Test Using Test Seams and Test Doubles Types of Test doubles Mocks Stubs Dummies Spies Other test doubles Lab

Mocking Frameworks Mocking Objects Configuring Behavior of Mock Objects When -> Then Return When -> Then Throw When -> Then Answer Annotations Verify Lab

Review of Quadrant 1 vs Quadrant 2 Testing ATDD vs TDD Business readable tests vs JUnit tests Behavior Driven Development Specification by Example Using TDD within ATDD Lab

Testing and Legacy Code Outside in vs Inside Out