Certificate in NUNIT
The Certificate in NUnit is designed to validate the skills and knowledge of individuals in utilizing the NUnit testing framework effectively. NUnit is a widely used open-source testing framework for .NET applications, providing a robust and flexible platform for writing and executing unit tests. This certification exam assesses candidates' understanding of NUnit concepts, writing effective unit tests, organizing test cases, and integrating NUnit into the software development process.
What is NUNIT?
An open-source unit testing framework for Mono and the.NET Framework is called NUnit. It is one of several programs in the xUnit family that does the same function as JUnit in the Java world. For batch test execution, NUnit offers a console runner (nunit3-console.exe). The NUnit Test Engine, via which the console runner operates, gives it the ability to load, browse, and run tests.
Why is NUNIT important?
Unit tests in the.NET programming language are created and run using NUnit. utilizing the NUnit Framework for: Each module in the NUnit framework is separately tested to make sure the goal is achieved.
Microsoft.NET programming language tests are written and executed using NUnit. Additionally, it makes it easier to run tests in batches using the console runner (nunit3-console.exe).
Who should take the NUNIT Exam?
- Software Developers
- Quality Assurance Engineers
- Test Engineers
- Software Engineers in Test
- Anyone involved in .NET application development and testing
NUNIT Certification Course Outline
- What is NUnit
- Setting Up Your Environment
- Writing Your First Test
- Test Automation
- TDD Rules
- Implications of TDD
- Simple Design
- Refactoring
- Testing Regression
- Test List
- Red/Green/Refactor
- Using the NUnit Framework
- Testing with the NUnit
- NUnit Test Drive
- IQueue Interface & Stub Class
- Test List for Queue
- Using the NUnit GUI Tool
- Basic Assertions
- Constraint Model
- Advanced Options
- Structuring Tests
- Organizing Tests
- Data-Driven Tests
- Execution and Reporting
- Running the NUnit at the Command Line
- Using NUnit console.exe
- Test Driven Development
- Nunit console.exe Options
- Categories at Command Line
- Refactoring
- Collection Class Implementation
- Using the NUnit in Visual Studio
- Installing the NUnit Test Adaptor
- Using the NUnit
- Using the NuGet Package Manager
- Running the Tests in Visual Studio