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[PCET-30-01] PCET™ – Certified Entry-Level Tester with Python
Issued by
Python Institute
Earners of the PCET™ – Certified Entry Tester with Python certification have demonstrated foundational proficiency in software testing principles, types, and processes, as well as debugging and testing techniques using Python. This certification covers static and dynamic testing, test coverage, assertions, and code refactoring. Certified individuals can apply automated and manual testing, prioritize risk-based testing, and enhance software quality with effective strategies and practices.
- Type Certification
- Level Foundational
- Time Hours
- Cost Paid
Skills
- Assertions
- Black-Box Testing
- Code Refactoring
- Debugging
- Experience-Based Testing
- ISTQB Principles
- Linters
- Logging
- Python
- Python (Programming Language)
- Software Decomposition
- Software Engineering Principles
- Software Testing
- Software Testing Principles
- Static Analysis
- Test Automation
- Test Coverage and Metrics
- Test Documentation
- Testing Best Practices (DRY, KISS, F.I.R.S.T.)
- Testing Process
- Test Pyramid
- White-Box Testing
Earning Criteria
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Candidates must pass the OpenEDG Python Institute’s 40-minute, proctored PCET – Certified Entry-Level Tester with Python exam (PCET-30-01) to qualify for the PCET certification.
Standards
The PCET™ exam can be taken through TestNow™, an online testing system provided by OpenEDG. This platform allows you to conveniently schedule and complete exams from the comfort of your own home or at an authorized testing center, ensuring a consistent and secure testing experience. The exam is proctored to maintain high standards of integrity.
An MQC for the PCET exam requires candidates to demonstrate foundational knowledge of software testing, including testing fundamentals, manual and automated testing, static and dynamic testing, debugging, assertions, test documentation, test coverage, code refactoring, and basic Python skills to ensure software quality and reliability.