1 · can start
Same Prompt, Different Test Suite
~0.6 h

A hands-on course on using large language models across the test process: prompting for test analysis and design, evaluating what the model gives back, containing its risks, and rolling it out in an organisation that handles client data. Built around a professional-services engagement, where confidentiality and documented review are not optional. Assumes working knowledge of test design, test levels and defect management.
Path through the course · 21 units
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1 · can start
Same Prompt, Different Test Suite
~0.6 h
2 · closed
The Model You Picked Costs You Twice
~0.6 h
3 · closed
The Screenshot Your Model Cannot Read
~0.6 h
4 · closed
"Make Me Some Test Cases"
~1 h
5 · closed
Three Techniques, and Where Each Breaks
~1 h
6 · closed
Finding the Holes in the Requirement
~0.8 h
7 · closed
From Acceptance Criteria to Test Cases
~0.8 h
8 · closed
Gherkin at Scale
~0.8 h
9 · closed
The Regression Suite That Heals Itself
~0.8 h
10 · closed
Reading a Failed Nightly Run
~0.7 h
11 · closed
Numbers the Partner Will Read
~0.6 h
12 · closed
Choose the Technique Before You Write
~0.7 h
13 · closed
Proving the Output Is Good Enough
~0.8 h
14 · closed
It Sounded Right and It Was Wrong
~0.8 h
15 · closed
Turning the Temperature Down
~0.6 h
16 · closed
Client Data Does Not Leave the Firm
~0.8 h
17 · closed
Who Signs Off That This Was Legal
~0.8 h
18 · closed
The Model Has Never Seen Your Test Cases
~0.9 h
19 · closed
The Agent That Filed Forty Bad Defects
~0.7 h
20 · closed
When Prompting Is Not Enough
~0.8 h
21 · closed
Shadow AI in an Audit Firm
~0.8 h
final
Exam
closed
| 1 | Same Prompt, Different Test Suite Explain why an LLM returns different output for identical input | ~0.6 h | can start |
| 2 | The Model You Picked Costs You Twice Distinguish foundation, instruction-tuned and reasoning LLMs | ~0.6 h | closed |
| 3 | The Screenshot Your Model Cannot Read Write and execute a prompt combining a wireframe and a user story for a test task | ~0.6 h | closed |
| 4 | "Make Me Some Test Cases" Give examples of the six components of a structured prompt for a test task | ~1 h | closed |
| 5 | Three Techniques, and Where Each Breaks Differentiate prompt chaining, few-shot prompting and meta prompting | ~1 h | closed |
| 6 | Finding the Holes in the Requirement Apply generative AI to identify defects in the test basis | ~0.8 h | closed |
| 7 | From Acceptance Criteria to Test Cases Apply generative AI to generate test cases from acceptance criteria | ~0.8 h | closed |
| 8 | Gherkin at Scale Use few-shot prompting to produce output in a fixed house format | ~0.8 h | closed |