Showing posts with label Reports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reports. Show all posts
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Work Term Update-April 2016
The whole month of April was spent working on a request for a customer. We had a high performance report but it was missing some information included in one of our other reports. I added the missing information and did some code refactoring during this time. This was a challenging month but a really great learning experience. I learned how to debug issues more effectively and explain features more clearly. A lot of issues from this month were due to unclear explanations I had given.
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Work Term Update-July 2014
This month I had a
wide variety of tasks assigned to me. Here are a few of the things I worked on
during the month of July:
Tested French Version
I was asked to test
the French version of Passport during the beginning of this month. I spent a
week selecting various test cases to run and I found 25 issues. This really
tested my knowledge of the product because I needed to rely on my memory to
navigate the application, since I am not fluent in French. After I had found
the issues, I worked with another coop student who was fixing the issues. I
also verified that the issues had been fixed for the hotfix release. I really
liked being challenged to think of an efficient way to test the French version.
Development Assignments
This month I was
assigned a couple of improvement development tasks. Specifically I was assigned
one having to do with reports. I needed to add some information to the header
of a few of the reports that were missing the information. I learned a bit more
about jrxml files and how to use i-report. This was the first time I’ve gotten
to fix an issue so far this work term and I felt very accomplished when I had
finally figured out the problem and checked in the code.
Meeting with the Automation Testing Team
This month I also
selected two test cases from the Driver Verification feature that I had
previously tested to be automated. I was part of a meeting with the automation
test team from India to demo the new feature to them to help them gain a better
understanding of how the feature works.
Verified Customer Raised Issues
I also worked with the
SSE Tester and assisted in verifying the issues that had been ported to the
most current version of the code. This was challenging because some of the
issues are difficult to reproduce on our Virtual Machines, so it can be
challenging to figure out ways to verify that the issues have been properly
resolved.
This month brought
lots of learning experiences and I am really looking forward to having more
development tasks in August.
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