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Unit Testing in Visual Studio

Ohio TechCred Approved Credential: Unit Testing in Visual Studio 2019

Description

Description

Unit Testing in Visual Studio Introduction

This two-day, instructor-led course provides students with the knowledge and skills to effectively use Visual Studio to design, write, and run high-quality .NET unit tests. The course focuses on the applicable features and capabilities of Visual Studio as it relates to unit testing and Test-Driven Development (TDD). This course also introduces other, popular unit testing tools and techniques, and demonstrates how they integrate with Visual Studio and your development lifecycle.

Prerequisites

C# development experience required.
Visual Studio 2017, 2019, or 2022
Writing, debugging, and maintaining code
Application Lifecycle Management basics
Their organization’s development lifecycle
Building a high-quality software product

Audience

This course is intended for current software development professionals who are involved with building high-quality .NET applications. Students will use Visual Studio while learning how to design, write, and run unit tests. They will also learn many relevant practices and techniques, such as TDD, CI, refactoring, and how to test difficult code.

Unit Testing in Visual Studio Course Outline

Testing in .NET

Introduction to unit testing
.NET unit testing frameworks
Anatomy of a unit test
Writing your first unit test

Testing in Visual Studio

Testing support in Visual Studio
MSTest, NUnit, and xUnit test projects
Test Explorer and other windows
Writing and running unit tests in Visual Studio
Managing a large number of tests and test results
Organizing tests by grouping, filtering, and playlists
Continuous testing in Visual Studio

Test-Driven Development (TDD)

Overview and benefits of TDD
Practicing TDD within Visual Studio
Effectively refactoring code
Working with legacy code
Using CodeLens to support TDD and refactoring

Writing Good Unit Tests

Asking questions about your code
Path testing
Right BICEP testing
Testing for expected exceptions
Maintaining high-quality test code
Unit Test naming conventions
Organizing unit tests

Leveraging Visual Studio

Analyzing code coverage
Using code coverage as a metric
Data-driven (parametrized) unit tests
DataRow, DynamicData, and DataSource attributes
Concurrent testing with Live Unit Testing and NCrunch

Testing Difficult Code

Isolating code under test
Using doubles (dummies, stubs, fakes, and mocks)
Microsoft Fakes framework and mocking frameworks
Using moq .NET mocking framework
Debugging and profiling slow-running unit tests
Using IntelliTest with legacy code

$1495.00

2 Days Course

Class Dates

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Number of Students

Group Training Available

Category: Software Development

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