Award: Career Certificate
Pathway to Associate Degree: Associate in Applied Science - Information Technology (AASIT)
Software testing, automated testing, and software quality assurance have all become a large discipline in information technology. With the growing need for companies to serve better products faster, the importance of software testing, in turn, has grown. Software testers are increasingly expected to be skilled in not only manual testing processes, but also in automated testing, Agile methodologies, and continuous integration tools. These skills range from writing automation scripts using scripting languages, system and web administration, aspects of project management and collaboration to unit testing.
The Software Testing and Automation career certificate will provide effective tools and knowledge for those involved in all stages of Software Development and testing processes such as UI testing, Integration testing, Regression testing, Unit testing, and more. In the scope of Agile and Behavior Driven Development, students will develop skills necessary to ensure well documented testing, establish processes, correctly interpret and reproduce results, and collaborate with various audiences.
All courses must have a grade of C or better to complete.
Note: This versatile certificate can be completed on its own and is also a level II certificate that is part of the Web Development concentrations within the Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology (AASIT) degree.
To complete the AASIT degree under the Web Development concentration, this certificate must be taken after or concurrently with the Web Development (WDCCI) level I certificate.
Students should work with an MCC advisor as soon as possible to determine the pathway that meets their career and education goals.
Graduation Requirements
To earn this degree, a student must complete all required courses.
Total credit hours required to complete this career certificate: 36.0
