User Acceptance Certified Tester Course Overview

User Acceptance Certified Tester Course Overview

The User Acceptance Certified Tester course is designed to equip learners with a comprehensive understanding of User Acceptance Testing (UAT), a crucial phase in the development lifecycle that ensures software meets the needs of its intended users. This course addresses the challenges and methodologies involved in UAT, guiding learners through the roles and responsibilities associated with user acceptance testing to increase their proficiency and confidence.

By delving into topics such as Defining acceptance criteria, Designing test plans, and Executing tests effectively, participants will gain valuable insights into making UAT more efficient and effective. This user acceptance testing training will help learners understand how to uncover critical issues before software release, ensuring a higher quality product and better user experience. Overall, the course aims to produce skilled user acceptance testers who can advocate for end-user needs and contribute to the delivery of successful software projects.

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Exam-Format Table
Exam ComponentDetails
Exam NameUser Acceptance Certified Tester
Exam TypeMultiple Choice Questions (MCQs) or Practical Assessment
Total QuestionsVaries depending on the certifying organization
Passing ScoreGenerally around 70% to 75%
Exam DurationTypically 120 to 180 minutes
LanguageDepends on the organization's offerings, often in English
Exam ProviderRespective certifying body or authorized testing centers
Exam RegistrationThrough the certifying organization's official website
Certification ValidityVaries; commonly not explicitly defined or requires renewal as per updates in testing methodologies
Recommended TrainingDepends on the certifying organization, often includes a specialized training course

Target Audience for User Acceptance Certified Tester

The User Acceptance Certified Tester course equips professionals with comprehensive UAT skills to ensure software quality.


  • Quality Assurance Analysts
  • User Acceptance Testers
  • Business Analysts
  • Project Managers
  • Software Developers
  • Product Managers
  • Test Managers
  • System Implementers
  • End Users involved in testing
  • IT Consultants
  • Change Management Professionals


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this User Acceptance Certified Tester?

Introduction to the Course Learning Outcomes:

The User Acceptance Certified Tester course equips students with the skills to design, implement, and execute user acceptance tests to ensure software meets user requirements and functions correctly.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

  • Understand the importance of user involvement in acceptance testing and how to overcome resistance to participation.
  • Define the objectives, types, scope of acceptance testing, and its role as a critical self-defense mechanism for users.
  • Differentiate between technical and user acceptance tests, and comprehend why technical tests may not identify all issues.
  • Learn the CAT-Scan Approach and Proactive Testing Life Cycle model to effectively find errors and improve test quality.
  • Establish clear acceptance criteria incorporating the five elements critical for successful user acceptance testing (UAT).
  • Design detailed acceptance test plans, including refining system design to catch oversights and using checklists to identify common problems.
  • Master the use of equivalence classes, boundary values, and quality factors to make attributes testable.
  • Develop requirements-based tests, construct use cases, and avoid common pitfalls associated with use case testing.
  • Execute acceptance tests efficiently, understanding the difference between test cases and test data, and avoiding traps that undermine test value.
  • Learn how to document results, track defects using user metrics, and determine the suitability of automating acceptance testing.

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