This workshop coaches participants to understand design patterns and principles as tools to **manage design complexities** of modern software using effective techniques. The course covers the fundamental Design Patterns described in the Gang of Four (**GoF**) book. All creational, structural and behavioral patterns are covered. On top of that, other useful patterns and principles, like **GRASP** and **SOLID**, are taught with hands-on. More than **60 different design topics** are discussed. Attendees will learn when and how to use design patterns & principles and, when not to. The program includes most fundamental OO design principles such as *Dependency Injection*, *Open Closed Principle* and more. This workshop will be very useful for participants looking to dwell in *Microservices* Architecture in future. Participants will get **simple** introduction to **Architecture fundamentals**, **TDD**, **BDD**, **DDD** and **Microservices** as well.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for software developer who wishes to be efficient designer.  
This program is very useful for developers who wants to learn *Microservices Architecture* in future. 

##### Prerequisites

Participant must be able to code using their choice of IDE,  **object oriented language** (*C#, Java or any other like Javascript, C++, Python etc.*) and its standard library.[^1]

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="GoF Patterns">
    - Singleton
    - Template Method
    - Strategy
    - Observer
    - Bridge
    - Decorator
    - Factory Method
    - Abstract Factory
    - Adapter
    - Composite
    - Proxy
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="GoF Patterns">
    - Chain of Responsibility
    - Visitor
    - Mediator
    - State
    - Command
    - Prototype
    - Façade
    - Builder
    - Memento
    - Flyweight
    - Iterator
    - Interpreter
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Design Principles">
    - SOLID+
      - SRP 
      - OCP
      - LSP
      - ISP
      - DIP
      - DBC
      - FCG
      - More
    - GRASP
      - Expert
      - Indirection
      - CQRS
      - Controller
      - Dependency
    - Dependency Injection
    - Inversion of Control
    - Packaging
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Design Principles">
    - Coupling & Cohesion
    - Modularity
    - Hierarchy
    - Abstraction
    - Encapsulation
    - Polymorphism
    - Heuristics
        - DRY
        - KISS
        - YAGNI
    - Purity
    - Immutability
    - Code Smells
    - Refactoring
    - Simple Intro 
      - Architecture
      - MVC, MVP, MVVM
      - TDD, BDD and ATDD
      - DDD and Microservices
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Nothing significant to mention.  
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##### Software Requirements

IDE of choice for hands-on

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Be efficient designer

Design Principles and Patterns

In today's fast pace market, speed to market is critical for success to gain customer satisfaction. **Microservices architecture** has clear objective to **enable scalability with agility** to enhance speed to market. Since a decade, many patterns have beeen identified to make sure complexity of Microservices does not back fire. It is must for developers and architects to have detailed knowledge for these pattterns. This program covers all popular patterns in detail with their pros and cons. Program includes **demos** and **hands-on**.


##### Audience

Program is primarily for **developers** and **architects** planning to adopt Microservices Architecture.

##### Prerequisites

Participants must have good knowledge of **Java**, **Spring Boot** and **IDE** of choice.  
Knowledge of Docker and Design Patterns & Principles is recommended.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Architecture">
    - Monolithic architecture
    - Microservice architecture
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Decomposition">
    - Decompose by business capability
    - Decompose by subdomain
    - Self-contained Service
    - Service per team
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Data">
    - Database per Service
    - Shared database
    - Saga
    - API Composition
    - CQRS
    - Domain event
    - Event sourcing
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Deployment">
    - Multiple service instances per host
    - Service instance per host
    - Service instance per VM
    - Service instance per Container
    - Serverless deployment
    - Service deployment platform
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Communication">
    - Remote Procedure Invocation
    - Messaging
    - Domain-specific protocol
    - Idempotent Consumer
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Service discovery">
    - Client-side discovery
    - Server-side discovery
    - Service registry
    - Self registration
    - 3rd party registration
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Observability">
    - Log aggregation
    - Application metrics
    - Audit logging
    - Distributed tracing
    - Exception tracking
    - Health check API
    - Log deployments and changes
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Transactional messaging">
    - Transactional outbox
    - Transaction log tailing
    - Polling publisher
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Refactoring">
    - Strangler Application
    - Anti-corruption layer
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Testing">
    - Service Component Test
    - Consumer-driven contract test
    - Consumer-side contract test
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Cross cutting">
    - Microservice chassis
    - Service Template
    - Externalized configuration
  </Topic>  
  <Topic topic="External API">
    - API gateway
    - Backend for front-end
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Reliability">
    - Circuit Breaker
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Security">
    - Access Token
  </Topic>
  
  <Topic topic="UI patterns">
    - Server-side page fragment composition
    - Client-side UI composition
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Nothing significant to mention.  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Docker Desktop with WSL2 with ubuntu backend 
Eclipse (Or any other Java IDE)

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[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Useful patterns to implement Microservices Architecture productively

Microservices Architecture increase complexity in terms of distribution. These patterns make it better to deal with common problems productively with common solutions.

Microservices Patterns in Java

In today's fast pace market, speed to market is critical for success to gain customer satisfaction. **Microservices architecture** has clear objective to **enable scalability with agility** to enhance speed to market. Since a decade, many patterns have beeen identified to make sure complexity of Microservices does not back fire. It is must for developers and architects to have detailed knowledge for these pattterns. This program covers all popular patterns in detail with their pros and cons. Program includes **demos** and **hands-on**.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for **developers** and **architects** planning to adopt Microservices Architecture.

##### Prerequisites

Participants must have good knowledge of **C#**, **Asp.Net MVC** and **IDE** of choice.  
Knowledge of Docker and Design Patterns & Principles is recommended.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Architecture">
    - Monolithic architecture
    - Microservice architecture
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Decomposition">
    - Decompose by business capability
    - Decompose by subdomain
    - Self-contained Service
    - Service per team
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Data">
    - Database per Service
    - Shared database
    - Saga
    - API Composition
    - CQRS
    - Domain event
    - Event sourcing
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Deployment">
    - Multiple service instances per host
    - Service instance per host
    - Service instance per VM
    - Service instance per Container
    - Serverless deployment
    - Service deployment platform
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Communication">
    - Remote Procedure Invocation
    - Messaging
    - Domain-specific protocol
    - Idempotent Consumer
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Service discovery">
    - Client-side discovery
    - Server-side discovery
    - Service registry
    - Self registration
    - 3rd party registration
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Observability">
    - Log aggregation
    - Application metrics
    - Audit logging
    - Distributed tracing
    - Exception tracking
    - Health check API
    - Log deployments and changes
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Transactional messaging">
    - Transactional outbox
    - Transaction log tailing
    - Polling publisher
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Refactoring">
    - Strangler Application
    - Anti-corruption layer
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Testing">
    - Service Component Test
    - Consumer-driven contract test
    - Consumer-side contract test
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Cross cutting">
    - Microservice chassis
    - Service Template
    - Externalized configuration
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="External API">
    - API gateway
    - Backend for front-end
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Reliability">
    - Circuit Breaker
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Security">
    - Access Token
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="UI patterns">
    - Server-side page fragment composition
    - Client-side UI composition
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Nothing significant to mention.  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Docker Desktop on WSL2 with ubuntu backend 
Visual Studio Community Edition (Or any other .Net IDE)

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<ClassroomRequirements/>

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[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Microservices Patterns in .Net

Docker is the most popular **containerization** tool set which can package software with all its dependencies. This program covers docker tool set starting with explaining virtualization, containerization & devops. It covers good ground in Docker concepts and techniques, which will allow participants to use docker as key tool to enable devops. Topics like container management, networking, volumes, security are covered in depth. Program also includes introduction to **DevOps**, **Kubernetes** and **Microservices** Architecture. Program is executed with many **demos** and **hands-on**.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for developers, test engineers and devops team.

##### Prerequisites

Participants must have worked on software projects with version control system.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Fundamentals">
    - DevOps
      - Why?
      - Continous Integration
      - Continous Delivery
    - Virtualization
    - Containerization
    - Benefits
    - History      
    - Hello, Docker!
    - Setup
    - As a Platform
    - OCI and CNM
    - Quick start
    - Architecture
    - Execution Model
    - Docker Commands
    - Find information
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Docker">
    - Image 
    - Dockerfile and Syntax
    - Best Practices
    - Container
    - Running Container
    - Running Commands
    - Volume
    - Types of Volume
    - Best Practices
    - Configuration
    - Log
    - Network and Port
    - Network Types
    - Compose and configuration
    - Docker Security
    - Container Deployment
      - Demo with Azure and Github
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Further">
    - Need for Orachestration
    - What is Kubernetes?
    - Basic Commands
    - Monolith Architecture
    - Microservices Architecture
    - Comparison
    - Pros and Cons
    - Adoption
    - Demo 
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Nothing significant to mention.  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Docker Desktop with WSL2

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[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Learn everything about Docker

Once you use Docker, you will not be able to go back!

Docker Bootcamp

In this program, participants learn how Jira and Confluence are structured with **hands-on** usage for **common use cases** with focus on both ‘what’ and ‘why’. Program focuses on Software Management in terms of **planning**, **tracking** and **releasing** software including organizing & creating **documents**, and **communicate within team** for success. Participants will be introduced to Scrum & Kanban. More importantly, participants will learn how these tools are mapped to **Scrum** & **Kanban**. Program includes **demos** and **hands-on**. Participants will learn to use JIRA and Confluence effectively on day to day basis. Participants will be power-users by having knowledge about **administrative settings**.

##### Audience

Participant must be a software development **team member** who aspires to use Jira and Confluence to efficiently conduct business.

##### Prerequisites

Participant should have reasonable experience with SDLC including issue, task and documentation management.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Jira">
    - Introduction
    - Installation
    - Capabilities
    - Task management
    - User Interface
    - Project and Issue
    - User and Permission
    - Group, Team and Role
    - Issue, Resolution and Details
    - Priority
    - Assignees
    - Categories
    - Versioning
    - Comments, Stars, Watches, Votes
    - Bulk changes
    - Monitor issues
    - Search
    - JQL & Filters
    - Multiple projects
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More Jira">
    - Board, Workflow and Lifecycle
    - Transition and Schemes
    - Fields and Screens  
    - Dashboard and Gadgets
    - Automation
    - Intro to Scrum and Kanban
    - Mapping scrum and Kanban
    - Reports
    - Link to confluence
    - Add-ins
    - API Access
    - Bitbucket Integration
      - Smart Commits
      - View code in Jira
      - View CI/CD deloyments in Jira
      - View development status for issue
      - View Jira issues in Bitbucket
      - Create Jira issue from Bitbucket
      - Automation Rules
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Confluence">
    - Content management
    - User Interface
    - Spaces
    - Pages
    - Blog
    - Files
    - Macros
    - Profile
    - Tasks
    - Settings
    - Collaboration
    - Jira content in pages
    - Search and Index
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More Confluence">
    - Comments, Stars, Watches
    - Audit
    - Permissions
    - Integration
    - Typical use cases
      - Technical docs
      - Knowledge base
      - Intranet
      - Agile Team
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Advanced administration  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Any popular browser e.g. Chrome, Edge, ...

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[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.


Learn about best of agile management tools

Jira & Confluence

In this program, participants learn to create good user stories at **editorial**, **structural** and **content** level. This program starts with defining requirements, its structure in form of user stories and continues on to explain what makes them good or bad. **Estimation** in form of **user story points** is well explained in program. Program includes **examples** and **hands-on** including **anti-patterns** and **grooming**.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for Analysts and agile team members who are directly involved with requirement maintenance

##### Prerequisites

Participants must have experience of SDLC as requirements analyst, business analyst, product owner, scrum master or member of agile team.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Requirements">
    - Define System 
    - What is Requirement?
    - Problems and Opportunities
    - Organization in context
    - Analysis Vs Design
    - Stakeholders and Vision
    - Users and Stories
    - Functional and Supplementary
    - Glossary
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="User Stories">
    - Story, Epic, Theme, Task
    - Sprints and Versions
    - Elements of user story
    - User story template
    - Priority, Names, Numbers
    - User story points
    - Points Vs Hours
    - Planning Poker
    - Mapping stories
    - Tests and Acceptance Criteria
    - BDD and Gherkin
    - Grooming & Splitting
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - Structured English
    - User story smells
    - INVEST principles
    - Correct, Complete, Verifiable,
    - Unambiguous, Executable,
    - Traceable, Feasibility
    - Strategy
    - Business and Root Cause Analysis
    - Develop stories
    - Solution Validation
    - Workshop, Brainstorming, Q&A, Interview
    - Guidelines & checklist
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - Complexity Management
    - What Vs How
    - Modularity and Simplicity
    - One at a time
    - DRY
    - Hierarchy 
    - Abstraction
    - Version Control
    - Information Analysis
    - Data Dictionary
    - Reification
    - Archetype
    - Business Rules
    - Modelling And Visualization
    - Text Vs Model
    - Flow and Activity
    - Block diagram
    - Class Diagram
    - Sequence Diagram
    - State Machine
    - Interface
    - Decision Tables and Tree
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Scope/Project/Expectation management, Tooling, Detailed UML, Use Cases, Unrelated areas of Agile/Scrum    
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##### Software Requirements

Word Processor

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[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Create better user stories

User stories are central idea in agile methodology. Managing them well directly translates to well managed process!

User Stories

In this program, participants learn to create good use cases at **editorial**, **structural** and **content** level. This program starts with defining requirements, its structure in form of use cases and continues on to explain what makes them good or bad. Program includes **examples** and **hands-on** including **anti-patterns** and **grooming**.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for Analysts and team members who are directly involved with requirement maintenance

##### Prerequisites

Participants must have experience of iterative or incremental SDLC as requirements analyst, business analyst, product owner, scrum master or member of such team.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Requirements">
    - Define System 
    - What is Requirement?
    - Problems and Opportunities
    - Organization in context
    - Analysis Vs Design
    - Stakeholders and Vision
    - Functional and Supplementary
    - Glossary
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="User Cases">
    - Case of use
    - Priority, Names, Numbers
    - Mapping to hierarchy
    - Tests and Acceptance Criteria
    - Actors
    - Elements of use case
    - Use case templates
    - Complete anatomy
    - Basic Flow
    - Alternate Flows
    - Exception Flows
    - Pre-conditions
    - Post-conditions
    - Use case diagram
    - Extension and Inclusion
    - Generalization
    - Multiplicity
    - Events
    - Packages
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Use Cases">
    - Structured English
    - Organizing with map
    - Tests and Acceptance Criteria
    - Grooming
    - Structured English
    - Use case smells
    - Principles
    - Correct, Complete, Verifiable,
    - Unambiguous, Executable,
    - Traceable, Feasibility
    - Priority
    - Strategy
    - Business and Root Cause Analysis
    - Stakeholders
    - Develop use cases
    - Solution Validation
    - Vision and Glossary
    - Workshop, Brainstorming, Q&A,
    - Interview
    - Priority, Names, Numbers
    - Guidelines & checklist
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - Complexity Management
    - What Vs How
    - Modularity and Simplicity
    - One at a time
    - DRY
    - Hierarchy 
    - Abstraction
    - Version Control
    - Information Analysis
    - Data Dictionary
    - Reification
    - Archetype
    - Business Rules
    - Modelling And Visualization
    - Text Vs Model
    - Flow and Activity
    - Block diagram
    - Class Diagram
    - Sequence Diagram
    - State Machine
    - Interface
    - Decision Tables and Tree
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Scope/Project/Expectation management, Tooling, Detailed UML, User Stories, Unrelated areas of Agile/Scrum    
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Word Processor

<InternetRequirements/>

<HardwareRequirements/>

<ClassroomRequirements/>

<OnlineRequirements/>

[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Create better user cases

User cases can be central idea for any iterative SDLC. Managing them well directly translates to well managed iterative process!

Use Cases

More and more organisations are looking to Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) and related practices, as a way to gain or maintain their **competitive advantage** in software delivery. In this intensive program, participants learn principles and techniques of BDD using **Cucumber** & **Gherkin** with Java. Primary focus of program is to allow participants to apply test automation with framework collectively known as BDD test frameworks to adopt **test-first** method and also, making tests accessible to non-technical users using **specification by example**. Participants will learn practices to allow writing **solid** and **reliable** tests & test code efficiently. Program includes many demonstrations. Participants will have hands-on during program with cucumber, junit and simple demo for serenity. **Test framework concepts** are also introduced so that participants can take test automation on another level.

More impotantly, program provides complete understanding of **BDD as process** and its implementation. All three stages; **Discovery**, **Formulation** and **Automation** are discussed in detail. Open Q&A sessions, demos and hands-on are included throughout the program.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for **developers** & **testers** and any Team member that are directly involved with Test Automation using **Java**.

##### Prerequisites

Participant must have beginner level knowledge of **Core Java**.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Introduction">
    - Testing Fundamentals
    - Types of Tests
    - How to find Test Cases
    - Good Tests
    - Bad Tests
    - Automated Tests
    - What is Behaviour-Driven Development?
    - Living Documentation
    - How Cucumber Works
    - Installation
    - First time using Cucumber
    - Creating a Feature
    - Creating Step Definitions
    - Implementing Step Definition
    - Cucumber’s Output
    - Adding an Assertion
    - Pass It
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Gherkin">
    - Format and Syntax
    - Feature
    - Scenario
    - Comments
    - Background
    - Data Table
    - Scenario Outline
    - Doc Strings
    - Tags
    - Using subfolders
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More Cucumber">
    - Step and Step Definition
    - Capturing Data
    - Declaring Results
    - Helper Methods
    - Assertions
    - Transformation
    - Sharing State
    - Code Seperation
    - Dependency Injection
    - Refactoring
    - Hooks and Tags
    - Polling
    - Running Tests
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Improve Tests">
    - Shared Environments
    - Leaky Scenario
    - Race Conditions
    - Fixture Data
    - Duplication
    - Collaboration
    - Testability
    - Legacy Code
    - Too Much Info
    - Using Domain Language
    - Defect Prevention
    - Simple Demo: Serenity
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

SDLC like Scrum, Test planning & estimation, TDD with Unit Testing.  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Latest Eclipse (or any other Java IDE) with Cucumber plugin

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[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

BDD and Test automation using Cucumber for Java

Behavior Driven Development is a technique to increase team collaboration without sacrificing quality. Three aspects namely Discovery, Formulation, and Automation are well covered. Cucumber is taught a tool for automating and achieving Executable Specification. Learn everything there it is about BDD and Cucumber.

BDD with Cucumber

More and more organisations are looking to Test Driven Development (TDD) and related practices, as a way to gain or maintain their **competitive advantage** in software delivery. In this intensive program, participants learn principles of TDD. Primary focus of program is to allow participants to apply unit testing with frameworks collectively known as unit testing frameworks to adopt **test-first** method of coding. Participants will learn practices to allow writing **solid and reliable code** efficiently using TDD. ‘Unit testing framework’ refers to any of popular unit testing frameworks with architecture similar to Junit/TestNG for Java and Nunit/Xunit/MSTest for .Net. Similarties between such unit testing frameworks is also well explained. Javascript Unit Testing is demonstrated with Jest/Jasmine. Program includes many demonstrations. All demonstrations will be **good for programmers knowing any object oriented language** like C#, Java, Javascript, python etc. **Mocking** is explained in details with relevant frameworks. Participants will have hands-on during program with their choice of unit testing framework. On top of this, program includes topics like OO **design principles**, **SOLID**, **GRASP**, **Refactoring**, **Pair Programming**, introduction to Patterns, and Role of TDD in **Agile** Development. Beyond basic contents, program **introduces** concept of Behavior Driven Development (BDD) and Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD).

##### Audience

Program is primarily for **developers** and **designers** that are directly involved with source code.

##### Prerequisites

Participant must be **able to code simple application** with standard library using their choice of IDE and language (C#, Java, Javascript, Python).

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Introduction">
    - Types of testing
    - Key Testing Principles
    - Developer Vs. Tester
    - Traditional coding
    - Test-First Vs. Code-First
    - Red-Green-Gold
    - Why TDD?
    - Role of TDD in agile SDLC
    - View of TDD as process
    - Reducing Technical Debt
    - Practicing Emergent Design
    - TDD benefits
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Unit Tests">
    - Manual unit testing and its problems
    - Goals of unit testing
    - Architecture of Unit testing framework(s)
    - JUnit/TestNG, xUnit/NUnit/MSTest, Jasmine/Jest
    - Syntax and use cases
    - Extension
    - Naming Conventions
    - AAAC Technique
    - Commonality of test code
    - Testing non-public elements
    - Triangulation – How to find test cases?
    - Good test cases
    - Bad test cases
    - Mock Objects
    - Why Mocking?
    - Manual Mocks
    - Mock Objects Framework
    - Syntax and use cases
    - Limitations
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Design & Refactor">
    - Complexity
    - Code Smells
    - Key Refactorings
    - Anti-patterns
    - Legacy Code
    - OO principles
    - Encapsulation Vs abstraction
    - SOLID+
    - GRASP
    - Packaging
    - Introduction to GoF Patterns
    - TDD Patterns
    - Cost of flexibility
    - Code Coverage
    - Testability of Code    
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Simple Intro">
    - Pair Programming
      - Styles
      - Guidelines
      - What not to do
      - Benefits
      - Challenges
    - BDD
    - ATDD
    - Extension of TDD
    - Stories
    - Acceptance Criteria
    - Scenarios
    - Step Definitions
    - Benefits
    - Gherkin
    - Frameworks and Usage
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Nothing significant to mention.  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Participant's choice of IDE for hands-on

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<OnlineRequirements/>


[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Develop valuable code with unit tests

Test Driven Development is a best way to write functionally correct code without sacrificing technical excellence. Program covers all important techniques used with TDD with many demos and hands-on. Program covers fundamental design ideas as well in depth.

TDD with Design & Refactoring

This workshop coaches participants on how to **automate end-to-end** web testing using Selenium, which is the most widely used **browser automation** tool-set.  With least presumption on participant’s knowledge, Workshop commences with key concepts succinctly and then moves to Selenium usage as a tool for test automation for web applications. The course covers testing of static and dynamic website with html, http, ajax and more. Selenium **Webdriver** is covered in very complete detail including **Selenium IDE**, Third party tools, and **introduction to distributed testing**. Highlight of this workshop is extensive hands-on and demos.

##### Audience

Participants must be **developers** or **software savvy testers** who aspire to use Selenium to efficiently conduct their business.

##### Prerequisites

Participant must be **able to code** in core Java/C#/Python/Javascript with corresponding standard library.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Introduction">
    - Web and HTTP
    - Browsers and Servers
    - HTML, CSS and JavaScript
    - Browser Developer Tools
    - Cookies, Cache, Headers
    - DOM Tree and Web flow
    - Ajax Vs Non-ajax
    - Brush up on Python, Javascript, Java or C#
    - Files and Databases
    - Key Python, Javascript, Java or C# Classes and Methods
    - Debugging
    - Intro to Selenium Tool Set
    - Third party extensions
    - Manual Testing
    - Coded Tests and Benefits
    - Intro to Unit Testing Framework
    - Usage of Unit Testing Framework
    - AAAC structure
    - Custom Assertions
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Selenium">
    - Introducing WebDriver 
    - Intro to Selenium IDE
    - WebDriver and Selenium-Server
    - WebDriver API Introduction
    - WebDriver API by Examples
    - Important Exceptions
    - Verifying Page Elements
    - Locating Elements – css, id, name, link, class, xpath, tags
    - Getting state of DOM
    - Manipulating Elements
    - Click, double click, drag, drop, keypress
    - Input elements
    - Actions
    - Custom Selenium Assertions
    - RegEx
    - Matching Text Patterns
    - Wait Commands and Ajax
    - Implicit, Explicit, Fluent Wait
    - Flow Control
    - Alerts
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Webdriver">
    - Forms and Tables
    - File upload and download
    - Handing Alerts
    - Windows, Frames, Dialogs
    - Browser Window
    - Object Repository
    - Page Objects
    - Parameterization
    - Data Driven Tests
      - Hard-coded
      - Excel
      - Json
      - Csv
      - Database
    - Keyword (Table) Driven Tests
    - Guidelines for Skeleton framework
    - Test Cases Guidelines
    - Debugging
    - Different Browsers
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - Authentication
    - Logging
    - Handling Cookies
    - Injecting javascript
    - Taking screenshots
    - Taking partial screenshots
    - Recording tests
    - Browser Specific Options
      - Headless
      - Profile
      - Downloads
      - Extensions
    - Performance Testing
    - Selenium Server
    - Grid configuration
    - Hubs and Nodes
    - Using command line
    - Limitations of Webdriver
    - Intro to Cucumber and Gherkin
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

SDLC, Advanced protocol details, Advanced distributed testing    
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

IDE of choice to do hands-on  
Modern browser like Chrome

<InternetRequirements/>

<HardwareRequirements/>

<ClassroomRequirements/>

<OnlineRequirements/>


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Test automation by browser automation

End-to-End Testing with Selenium

In this program, participants learn JMeter and its use cases. JMeter is a free and open source cross-platform **Web Server Testing** solution. With an easy-to-use graphical interface, and enterprise-class features, JMeter allows to easily and rapidly create and execute automated functional, regression, and load & performance tests. Program allows participants to use it to test on static and dynamic web resources. Participants learn how to use JMeter to test **Web Api** and **Rest/Soap**. Participants also learn to simulate a heavy load on a server, group of servers, network or object to test its strength or to analyze overall performance under different **load types and shapes**. Program includes demos and hands-on.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for participants who must be **software savvy testers** and **developers** who aspire to use JMeter to efficiently conduct web server testing.

##### Prerequisites

Participants should have reasonable experience with manual web testing.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Fundamentals">
    - History
    - Installation
    - Capabalities
    - User Inteface
    - Testing Fundamentals
    - Types of Tests
    - How to find Test Cases
    - Load & Performance
    - Strategy and Guidelines 
    - Role of JMeter
    - HTTP
      - Request & Response
      - Methods & Headers
      - Cookies
    - Mapping HTTP using JMeter
    - HTML, CSS and JS
    - RegEx
    - Xpath
    - Selectors
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Test Plan">
    - Thread Group
    - Controllers
    - Samplers
    - Logic
    - Test Fragments
    - Listeners
    - Timers
    - Assertions
    - Configuration
    - Pre-processors
    - Post-processors
    - Scripting with Groovy
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Test Plan">
    - Templates
    - Plan, Group, Workbench
    - Order of execution
    - Scoping
    - Parameterized Tests
    - Building Test Plan
    - Add-Remove elements
    - Load-save elements
    - Configuration
    - Run-stop
    - Errors
    - Adding users
    - Building Web Test Plan
    - Authentication & Authorization
    - Handling Headers
    - Handling Cookies
    - SSL
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - User variables
    - Properties and Functions
    - Setup and Tear-down
    - Sharing data between tests
    - Various Load & Performance tests
    - Remote tests
    - Distributed tests
    - Recording and Mirroring
    - Reporting
    - Web-service Test Plan
    - Database Test Plan
    - Monitoring Servers
    - Tips
    - Best Practices
    - Intro to Plugins
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

SDLC, Advanced protocol details, Advanced scripting  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Latest JMeter

<InternetRequirements/>

<HardwareRequirements/>

<ClassroomRequirements/>

<OnlineRequirements/>

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Test automation using JMeter with focus on Load & Performance

Load & Performance Testing with JMeter

In this program, participants learn RestSharp & Karate and their use cases. Assuming little knowledge on participants-side, program starts with **basics of Http and Api**. It covers lot of ground for **Nunit** as well. RestSharp & Karate are free and open source **rest api client library** for .net. With extensive configuration, auth support, serilaization, and first-class features, they allow to rapidly create and execute automated **rest api testing** when **combined** with Nunit, very capable unit testing library. Participants learn how to use RestSharp & Karate to deal with rest api requests and responses for various usecases including **authentition**. Program allows participants to use RestSharp with Nunit & Karate to test any rest api with **data driven testing**. Sometimes, BDD is preferred for Api Testing. Karate helps completely to apply BDD. Program includes introduction to BDD with **Karate** and RestSharp. Program includes demos and hands-on.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for participants who must be **software savvy testers** and **developers** who aspire to use RestSharp with Nunit & Karate to efficiently conduct **.net api testing**.

##### Prerequisites

Participant must be **able to code** in C# with .Net standard library.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Fundamentals">
    - History
    - Setup
    - Capabalities
    - What is API?
    - Testing 
    - Restsharp Vs Karate
    - Web, HTML, CSS, JS
    - HTTP  
      - Clients and Servers
      - URL
        - Subdomain, Domain, port
        - Path, parameters
      - Request
      - Response
      - Status
      - Methods
      - Headers
      - Known headers
      - Body
      - Cookies
    - Serialization
      - JSON
      - XML
      - Binary
    - Jsonpath, Xpath, Regex
    - Schema and Validation
    - Using Browser Dev Tools
    - Using UI Tools 
      - VSCode extensions
      - Postman
    - Studying real web-sites
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Nunit">
    - What is Testing?
    - Test automation
    - Challenges
    - Test types
    - Why Nunit?
    - History
    - Installation
    - Hello, Nunit!
    - Writing Tests
    - Running Tests
    - Running Tests in Console
    - Test Runners
    - Nunit test lifecycle and AAAC
    - Describing Tests
    - Assertions
    - RegEx
    - Fluent assertions
    - Important attributes
    - Data-driven Testing
    - Using files in the test
    - Intro to extending Nunit
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Api">
    - SOA and Micro-Services
    - MACH Architecture
      - Microservices
      - API first
      - Cloud native
      - Headless
    - REST
      - Methods
      - URL, URN, URI
      - Parameters
    - Rest & OpenApi
    - SOAP & WSDL
    - Rest Vs Http
    - Rest Vs Soap
    - Benefits
    - Hateos
    - Restsharp as HTTP Client
    - Mocking Api
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="RestSharp">
    - Hello, World!
    - Handling and asserting
      - Methods
        - GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
      - Url
      - Code and Body
      - Query parameters
      - Path parameters
      - Data
      - Status
      - Headers
      - Cookies
      - Form Data
      - Files
      - Body
        - Xml
        - Json
        - Text
        - Files
          - Json and other formats
    - Defaults
    - More about test structure
    - Mesauring time
    - Authentication
      - Basic
      - Form based
      - OAuth
      - CSRF
    - Data driven tests
    - Serialization
    - Object mapping
    - Logging
    - Filtering
    - SSL
    - Cofiguration
    - Example of Live Api
    - Run via command
    - ExtentReports Community 
    - Managing Tests
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Karate">
      - Installation
      - Simple usage
      - Running Tests
      - Reports
      - Types
        - JSON
        - XML
      - Gherkin like DSL Syntax
        - Variables
        - Actions
        - Http
        - Request
        - Response
        - Assert
      - Reuse
      - Polling
      - Conditional Logic
      - Hooks
      - Transforms
      - Loops
      - Authentication
      - Mocking
      - Compare with Restsharp
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

SDLC, BDD as Process, TDD, Scrum, Load & Performance testing, Advanced Protocol Details    
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Latest Visual Studio Community Edition  
Latest Visual Code

<InternetRequirements/>

<HardwareRequirements/>

<ClassroomRequirements/>

<OnlineRequirements/>

[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Automate Api testing using RestSharp with Nunit and Karate

Api has become bread-&-butter for applications. It is must to test them!

Api Testing with RestSharp and Karate

In this program, participants learn RestAssured & Karate and their use cases. Assuming little knowledge on participants-side, program starts with **basics of Http and Api**. It covers lot of ground for **Junit** as well. RestAssured & Karate are free and open source **rest api client library** for java. With extensive configuration, auth support, serilaization, and first-class features, they allow to rapidly create and execute automated **rest api testing** when **combined** with Junit, very capable unit testing library. Participants learn how to use RestAssured & Karate to deal with rest api requests and responses for various usecases including **authentition**. Program allows participants to use RestAssured with Junit & Karate to test any rest api with **data driven testing**. Sometimes, BDD is preferred for Api Testing. Karate helps completely to apply BDD. Program includes introduction to BDD with **Karate** and RestAssured. Program includes demos and hands-on.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for participants who must be **software savvy testers** and **developers** who aspire to use RestAssured with Junit & Karate to efficiently conduct **java api testing**.

##### Prerequisites

Participant must be **able to code** in core java with standard library.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Fundamentals">
    - History
    - Setup
    - Capabalities
    - What is API?
    - Testing
    - Rest Assured Vs Karate
    - Web, HTML, CSS, JS
    - HTTP
      - Clients and Servers
      - URL
        - Subdomain, Domain, port
        - Path, parameters
      - Request
      - Response
      - Status
      - Methods
      - Headers
      - Known headers
      - Body
      - Cookies
    - Serialization
      - JSON
      - XML
      - Binary
    - Jsonpath, Xpath, Regex
    - Schema and Validation
    - Using Browser Dev Tools
    - Using UI Tools 
      - VSCode extensions
      - Postman
    - Studying real web-sites
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Junit">
    - What is Testing?
    - Test automation
    - Challenges
    - Test types
    - History
    - Why Junit?
    - Installation
    - Hello, Junit!
    - Writing Tests
    - Running Tests
    - Running Tests in Console
    - Test Runners
    - Describing Tests
    - Assertions
    - RegEx
    - Fluent assertions
    - Important annotations
      - Junit test lifecycle 
      - AAAC
      - Exceptions
    - Data-driven Testing
    - Using files in the test
    - Intro to extending Junit
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Api">
    - SOA and Micro-Services
    - MACH Architecture
      - Microservices
      - API first
      - Cloud native
      - Headless
    - REST
      - Methods
      - URL, URN, URI
      - Parameters
    - WADL
    - SOAP
    - WSDL
    - OpenApi and Swagger
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="RestAssured">
    - Hello, World!
    - Handling and asserting
      - Methods
        - GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
      - Url
      - Code and Body
      - Query parameters
      - Path parameters
      - Data
      - Status
      - Headers
      - Cookies
      - Form Data
      - Files
      - Body
        - Xml
        - Json
        - Text
        - Files
          - Json and other formats
    - Defaults
    - More about test structure
    - Mesauring time
    - Authentication
      - Basic
      - Form based
      - OAuth
      - CSRF
    - Data driven tests
    - Serialization
    - Object mapping
    - Logging
    - Filtering
    - SSL
    - Cofiguration
    - Example of Live Api
    - Run via command
    - ExtentReports Community     
    - Managing Tests
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Karate">
      - Installation
      - Simple usage
      - Running Tests
      - Reports
      - Types
        - JSON
        - XML
      - Gherkin like DSL Syntax
        - Variables
        - Actions
        - Http
        - Request
        - Response
        - Assert
      - Reuse
      - Polling
      - Conditional Logic
      - Hooks
      - Transforms
      - Loops
      - Authentication
      - Mocking
      - Compare with RestAssured
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

SDLC, BDD as Process, TDD, Scrum, Load & Performance testing, Advanced Protocol Details  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Latest Eclipse for Java (Or any other IDE)  
Latest Visual Code

<InternetRequirements/>

<HardwareRequirements/>

<ClassroomRequirements/>

<OnlineRequirements/>

[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Automate Api testing using RestAssured with Junit and Karate

Api Testing with RestAssured and Karate

In this program, participants learn SoapUI and its use cases. SoapUI is a free and open source cross-platform Web API Testing solution. With an easy-to-use graphical interface, and enterprise-class features, SoapUI allows to easily and rapidly create and execute **automated functional, regression, compliance, and load tests**. Program allows participants to use it to test on static and dynamic web resources. Participants learn how to use SoapUI to test **SOA, Microservices, Web API, and Rest/Soap**. Program includes demos and hands-on.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for participants must be **software savvy testers** or **developers** who aspire to use SoapUI to efficiently conduct their business.

##### Prerequisites

Participants should have reasonable experience with manual web testing.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Intro">
    - Basics of Testing
    - Functional Testing
    - UI vs API
    - Load and Performance Testing
    - Soaking and Stressing
    - Security
    - Usability and Compatibility
    - Role of SoapUI
    - Service Testing Basics
    - SoapUI Capabilities
    - Rest, SOAP, HTTP, WSDL
    - SoapUI Vs SoapUI Pro
    - Structure and terminology
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - Suite, Case, Step, Assertion
    - Settings and User interface
    - Workflow
    - Project and Properties
    - Security tests
    - Events
    - Interface-level properties
    - Artifacts
    - WSDL
    - Request and Response
    - Properties
    - Validating
    - Multiple requests
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - Response structure
    - Endpoints
    - Protocol-oriented TestSteps
    - Test Request
    - Mock Response
    - REST/HTTP Test Request
    - Flow control TestSteps
    - Property transfer
    - Delay
    - Data-oriented TestSteps
    - SOAP/non-SOAP
    - XPath/XQuery match
    - Scripting
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - Requirements and Functional tests
    - Unit vs. functional tests
    - Common TestSteps
    - Mock services
    - Generating mock services
    - Configuring properties and scripts
    - Setting mock responses
    - Invoking mock services
    - Load testing
    - Refactoring
    - Test coverage
    - Monitoring traffic
    - Reporting
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

SDLC, Advanced protocol details, Advanced scripting  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Latest SoapUI Open Source Version

<InternetRequirements/>

<HardwareRequirements/>

<ClassroomRequirements/>

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Web Api Test automation using Open Source SoapUI

Api Testing with SoapUI

This program covers **Python 3**. It starts with language **building blocks** and takes participants to some of **advanced topics** with target that they can write practically useful code in Python 3. Program assume **no prior knowledge** of Python. Teaching style is based on demo code and hands-on.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for **developers** who are starting with Python 3.

##### Prerequisites

Participant has **beginner level knowledge** of any other Object Oriented language like Java, C#, C++, Javascript etc.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Introduction">
    - Anatomy and Philosophy
    - Execution Model
    - Data types and Variables
    - Type Hints
    - Operators
    - Statements and Expressions
    - String, Text and Byte
    - Date and Time
    - Branching and Looping
    - Lists, Arrays, Tuples
    - Dictionary and Set
    - Comprehension
    - Functions and Arguments
    - Higher-order functions
    - Working with functions  
    - Import, Modules and Packages
    - Package Manager
    - Lambda and Closure
    - Map, Reduce, Filter
    - Exception Handling
    - Virtual Environment
    - IDE and Debugging
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Object Orientation">
    - Classes and Objects
    - Abstract, Static, Instance
    - Magic Methods
    - Inheritance
    - Overloading
    - Overriding
    - Common Decorators
    - Polymorphism
    - Metaclass
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="More">
    - Structural Pattern Matching
    - Context Manager
    - Decorators
    - Generators
    - Iterators
    - Coroutines
    - Collections and Sequences
    - Regular expression
    - Standard Library Overview
    - File Managenent
    - Unit Testing with Pytest  
    - Simple Introduction
      - Threading 
      - Database
      - Http Client
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Advanced details  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

PyCharms Community Edition or any other IDE supporting Python 3

<InternetRequirements/>

<HardwareRequirements/>

<ClassroomRequirements/>

<OnlineRequirements/>

[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Learn to code using Python

Learn one of the most popular coding languages which is both powerful and brief!

Python Programming

This program covers **Groovy**. It starts with language **building blocks** and takes participants to some of **advanced topics** with target that they can write practically useful code in Groovy. Program assume **no prior knowledge** of Groovy. Teaching style is based on demo code and hands-on.


##### Audience

Program is primarily for **developers** who are starting with Groovy.

##### Prerequisites

Participant must have **beginner level knowledge** of any other Object Oriented language like Java, C#, C++, Javascript etc.

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Fundamentals">
    - Anatomy and Philosophy
    - Java Vs Groovy
    - Execution Model
    - Dynamism
    - Data types and Variables
    - Operators
    - Statements and Expressions
    - String, Text and Byte
    - Date and Time
    - Truth
    - Branching and Looping
    - Lists, Arrays, Maps
    - Dictionary and Set
    - Working with Collections
    - Functions and Arguments
    - Higher-order functions
    - Working with functions  
    - Packages
    - Iterators
    - Closure
    - Map, Reduce, Filter
    - Exception Handling
    - IDE and Debugging 
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Object Orientation">
    - Classes and Objects
    - Abstract, Static, Instance
    - Magic Methods
    - Inheritance
    - Interface
    - Overloading
    - Overriding
    - Polymorphism
    - Generics
    - Metaprogramming
    - Multimethod and Traits
    - Expando Object
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Using">
    - AST Transformations
    - Running Shell
    - GDK Overview
    - Key Classes and Methodss
    - Working with Files
    - Handling Database
    - Xml, Json, Excel, Yml
    - Templates
    - Unit Testing
    - Web Client
    - Integration with Java
    - Embedding Groovy
    - Threading Overview
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Nothing significant to mention.  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### Software Requirements

Eclipse with Groovy or any other IDE

<InternetRequirements/>

<HardwareRequirements/>

<ClassroomRequirements/>

<OnlineRequirements/>


[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Learn to code using Groovy

Learn one of the most popular JVM based coding languages which is both powerful and brief!

Groovy Programming

Life has become more **collaborative** in nature than ever before. Personal freedom is more valued than ever before. Though life has been more fulfilling, it has turned little more **complicated**. To deal with other people with whom you are communicating, many fruitful strategies are recognized. In a way, these are “known secrets”. It is necessary for everyone that these techniques are learnt and be able to use them with efficiency.

This program focuses on **pragmatic** strategies:

- To **persuade**: To be able to cause somebody to adopt a certain position.
- To be **assertive** : Become self-assured and confident without being aggressive or submissive.
- To **negotiate**: Achieve wilful agreement over conflicted issue.
- To detect logical **fallacies**: Make sure to be clear about reasoning employed.

Program will empower participants with **collection** of techniques and strategies to go through day-to-day life in more satisfying way. **Method of training** will include examples, discussion, Q&A sessions.

##### Audience

Program is primarily for anybody who wants to learn techniques to go through the day in better way.

##### Prerequisites

None!

##### Topics

<TopicContainer>
  <Topic topic="Persuasion">
    - What it is
    - What it is not
    - Need for persuasion
    - Catalog of strategies
      - Framing
      - BYAF (But-You-Are-Free)
      - Yes ladder
      - Scarecity
      - Reciprocity
      - Many more…
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Assertiveness">
    - What it is
    - What it is not
    - Implications
    - Catalog of strategies
      - Active listening
      - Agree to disagree
      - Broken record
      - Fogging
      - Right to NO
      - Many more…
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Negotiation">
    - What it is
    - What it is not
    - Catalog of strategies
      - BATNA
      - Power of silence
      - Authority
      - Good cop, bad cop
      - Nibble
      - Many more…
  </Topic>
  <Topic topic="Logical Fallacies">
    - What it is
    - What it is not
    - Structure
    - Catalog of fallacies
      - Strawman
      - Appeal to ignorance
      - Red herring
      - False dilemma
      - Circular argument
      - Many more…
  </Topic>
</TopicContainer>

##### Exclusions

Nothing significant to mention.  
<StandardExclusion/>[^1]

##### General Requirements

Projector with HDMI, White Board, Markers with Eraser for classroom training

##### Hardware Requirements

Something to write with

##### Software Requirements

Appropriate meeting software for online training

[^1]: If you have any query, please drop us a line.

Learn communication techniques

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