DAY 1

● Getting Started ○ What is Automated Testing

○ Benefits of Automated Testing

○ Types of Tests

○ Test Pyramid

○ The Tooling

○ Source Code

○ Writing Your First Unit Test

○ Testing All the Execution Tests

○ Refactoring with Confidence

○ Using NUnit in Visual Studio

○ What is Test-Driven Development

● Fundamentals of Unit Testing

○ Introduction

○ Characteristics of Good Unit Tests

○ What to Test and What Not to Test

○ Naming and Organizing Tests

○ Introducing Rider

○ Writing a Simple Unit Test

○ Black-box Testing

○ Set Up and Tear Down

○ Parameterized Tests

○ Ignoring Tests

○ Writing Trustworthy Tests

○ Developers Who Don't Write Tests

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Day 2

● Core Unit Testing Techniques

○ Introduction

○ Testing Strings

○ Testing Arrays and Collections

○ Testing the Return Type of Methods

○ Testing Void Methods

○ Testing Methods that Throw Exceptions

○ Testing Methods that Raise an Event

○ Testing Private Methods

● Code Coverage

● Testing in the Real-world

○ Exercises

● Breaking External Dependencies

○ Introduction

○ Loosely-coupled and Testable Code

○ Refactoring Towards a Loosely-coupled Design

○ Dependency Injection via Method Parameters

○ Dependency Injection via Properties

○ Dependency Injection via Constructor

○ Dependency Injection Frameworks

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Day 3

● Mocking Frameworks

○ Creating Mock Objects Using Moq

○ State-based vs. Interaction Testing

○ Testing the Interaction Between Two Objects

○ Fake as Little As Possible

○ An Example of a Mock Abuse

○ Who Should Write Tests

○ Exercises

● Project