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Job Experience Requirements An applicant shall provide evidence that he or she has continued performing job responsibilities in software testing or related areas. This requirement may be satisfied through a letter from the applicant’s manager describing the specific activities performed over the specified period of time. Application An applicant for re-certification shall submit the CTM re-certification Application to the Chairman of IIST accompanied by evidence of completing both the educational and experience requirements and $180 processing fee no later than 60 days before the date the certification expires. The CTM re-certification Application form can be downloaded from our web site at http://www.iist.org/certification.php. The CTM Body of Knowledge 1. Test Process Management Quality policies, processes, and standards Process definition Process documentation Relationship with service management JAD, infrastructure processes (incident management, problem management, configuration management, change management, release management, etc.) 2. Test Project Management Test planning Task identification Tracking Identification of roles and responsibilities Project controls Metric tracking and presentation Using automated project management tools Using MS Project/GANTT/PERT charts and other project management techniques 3. Test Process Measurement and Improvement Test coverage analysis Defining and capturing test measurements Test maturity models Performing assessments and using surveys Alternative measurement goal-setting with the CMM/CMMI, Basili goal/question/metric paradigm Overview of the applicable IEEE standards 4. Test Organization Management Resource management Politics Training and career development Team building and retention Budgeting 5. Risk Management Risk analysis methodologies Calculating costs and probability Monitoring and controlling risks Risk-based test planning and management sizing and resource planning Defining quality goals Process control Best practices, including use of both static & dynamic testing Test processes for different development models (XP, RAD, waterfall, etc.) Effort estimation Scheduling Reporting Resource allocation (people, hardware, software, and facilities) Financial analysis and ROI Presentation skills Directing, supervising, and assessing individuals’ performance Leadership Incident tracking and management Basic “best practices” development metrics Establishing process goals Benchmarking Overview of process improvement models such as Six Sigma, TQM, ISO, etc. Staffing, hiring, contracting, and reviewing performance Equipment, facilities, hardware, and software resource management Ethics Compensation Presentation skills including data preparation Risk identification, classification, and prioritization Risk reporting Contingency planning and mitigation 1-877-GET-IIST, visit u s a t : http://www.educationbasedcertifications.org Email us at: [email protected] 11