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Learn, Know and Understand Requirements

LK&U Requirements is a presentation design to show you various concepts (from psychological aspects to daily activities) that you can use when it comes to reviewing requirements. It also focuses on the practices you can adopt or skills that you can improve.

The bases of the presentation is a sketch note (the one on the left). I made so that you can always return to it, and in a single glance grasp the content (it also helps a lot in remembering different aspects; compared to a PowerPoint is more useful)

The sketch note goes through several aspects of how to deal with specifications. On the back of the sketch note there is a check list that you can use to tune up your skills or identify what you should improve.

Going through all the sketch note areas can take between 4 to 6 hours (there are also some exercises), but it can be sized down based on the scope or audience. I have also done 30 minutes presentations where I picked some of the most important aspects form each area.

List of past and upcoming presentations For more details and/or a presentation get in touch with me.

The Testing Map

The Testing Map is a project about how to visually represent software testing information. It provides both a visual representation but also knowledge in regards to software testing.

Each area is link to different type of information in regards to it so that when you click the area you will receive a list of related articles, podcast, videos.

Here are a few ways you can use The Testing Map

If you are interested about the history behind the The Testing Map, what it took to build it, why is it in this way we can schedule a presentation together

Testing challenges

Testing challenges is a ongoing project where I want to enable tester to test their skill. If you have any suggestions please let me know. I am especially hunting for new testing scenarios or places where testers can test their skill

Beside trying the challenges for yourself there also other ways you can use the challenges.

Lego scrum

I came up with a original scenario that provides a team with plenty of opportunities to learn about how to work with SCRUM. It involves lego but also a lot of stuff. I have added additional stuff because I wanted to highlight different aspects related to SCRUM.

There is no way to predict what will happen. A big part of the game is adaptation and improvisation. Interested on how it starts?

Measures in software development

Before starting any endeavor into the areas of metrics and KPIs I strongly recommend the articles of Michael Bolton, Cem Kaner and James Bach

I have created this sketch note as a catalog of potential measures that you can use, as a inspirational source. When you want to measure something make sure you know first what to measure and afterwards find the means to do it.

If you have any suggestions please let me know.

The way I see SCRUM

At one point in time I wanted to clarify my thoughts on what SCRUM, Agile, iterative, Incremental all stand for. I created this presentation just to clarify my thoughts.
The presentation goes through the Agile Manifesto with dos and don’ts, explains the iterative and incremental approaches, basic SCRUM process and at the end points out a few psychological aspects.

Meet the bugs

By the end of 2015 I want to create a collection of bugs aimed at teaching testers and developer what they are fighting against.

Reporting Robot

I believe that reports sometimes do not work. Reporting is boring, reading reports is never an easy job. In many situation reports give data about what has happened. There is seldom a means to correct, just do your best next time. But how about a funny robot that gives you real time data. How about a robot that recognizes you and tells you some useful information? I hope I will be able to build it in the end. I have started with a raspberry PI and some sensors. It is new ground for me and mistakes are happening as we speak. But it will be done.

Hi there !!!

My name is Claudiu.
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I have been working in IT since 2004. It was not a easy start but it is a challenging journey.

I do not like to do things just because.
I like to find the meaning and purpose of stuff.
I learn new things all the time. I also like to do new stuff. (check out my projects on the right)

I would gladly share my ideas and vision with you.
If you have any questions about my projects or you want to contribute please let me know.

You can get in touch with me at draghia dot claudiu at gmail dot com.

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