Rahul Parwal | Activities

Feature Spotlight - TestCompass: Coverage

Feature Spotlight - TestCompass: Modelling

Skyrocket Your Test Coverage With Model-Based Testing Using TestCompass

Systematic Exploratory Testing With YATTIE

Game-Based Learning of Testing Skills - Rahul Parwal & Ajay Balamurugadas

Book Suggestion: How Come No One Told Me That? by Prakash Iyer - Rahul Parwal

Favourite Three Tools with Rahul Parwal and Ajay Balamurugadas

Staying Tool Aware with Rahul Parwal and Ajay Balamurugadas

Test plan

Found two bugs in the article submission typeform

Congratulations for speaking at Mot Sousse

This badge is awarded to members who create their first collection, organising learning content for themselves or others.

TestBash 2024 Photo Booth

Meeting Rahul Parwal for the first time in person

Reading "The Testing Planet" with our budding software testers at ifm engineering, Pune

TestBash 2024 Photobooth

Rahul discovers his article went to print in The Testing Planet paper!

Thanks for sharing about MoT Profile Achievement/Star count updates on LinkedIn.

Prompt injection

Definitions of Prompt injection

Thanks for uplfting MoT through sharing of progress and stars on LinkedIn.

Requirements

Implicit requirements

Explicit requirements

Functional requirement

Testing evidence

Boiler Plate Code

Digital Twin

Tacit requirements

System mapping

Test Artefacts

Reading "The Testing Planet" with our budding software testers at ifm engineering, Pune

Playing the "Would Heu-Risk It?" Cards game at work

Testers' Life - Expectation vs Reality

Definitions of Testing evidence

"It's as creative a job as done by any journalist or by any investigator or any detective. So it needs tools. It needs techniques. It's it needs awareness of the context in which you are working." STEC Module 12 Lesson 2.  

Rahul uplifting us as a result of his Above and Beyond Certificate

On Slack Rahul reported a trend showing up on his profile page before it has gone live. Awarded him a bug badge via The Club

"Most testers take random courses, hoping to boost their skills and profile but only end up with minimal results. But what if there was a platform designed exclusively for your growth as a tester. One that helps you level up and stand out? 🚀 Welcome to the Ministry of Testing, the world’s most vibrant and purposeful community for software testers."

Rahul celebrates his MoT Badges.

Rahul built an interactive activity for MoT-STEC learners to practice reviewing and updating risks and tests. He used  prompts and ChatGPT to build the html (pretty cool). This really was above and beyond... they only have to demonstrate and it's up to us to align an activity to the outcome.