ISTQB CTFL-AT Agile Tester: Applied Practice Tests

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About Course

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

An incomplete acceptance example, a changed interface or conflicting delivery evidence can alter a testing decision. Practice identifying that condition for ISTQB Foundation Level Agile Tester, CTFL-AT v1.0 / Version 2014.

Connect agile principles with testing work

Work through agile values and collaboration, test workflow and tester responsibilities, test-first approaches, quality risk and estimation, acceptance examples, black-box design, exploration and tools. Questions ask what evidence is missing and which response preserves the actual business constraint.

The 340 original single-answer questions include four topic tests and two 40-question, 60-minute mocks. The mocks follow the published chapter, learning-objective-group and cognitive-level allocations; the longer topic tests are learning units.

Explain what changes the decision

Every question includes option-specific feedback, an overall explanation, a study suggestion and an objective reference. Compare the agile value relevant to a changed plan with other useful values, and examine the boundary between self-organization and the absence of constraints. Review correct guesses as well as mistakes.

Foundation-level testing knowledge is recommended, with the official CTFL-AT syllabus available for follow-up study.

Check your exam route before enrolling. This course targets the Foundation extension, not Advanced Agile Tester. ISTQB's announced English exam and retake deadline is May 6, 2027. CTFL v4 already includes agile basics, so confirm whether this extension meets your objective and provider requirements. The 65% practice benchmark does not guarantee a result. This independent course has no ISTQB endorsement or exam voucher.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Explain Agile values, early feedback, and whole-team quality responsibility.
  • Improve user stories and acceptance criteria using observable business outcomes.
  • Interpret test progress, product quality evidence, independence, and regression risks.
  • Distinguish TDD, ATDD, BDD, the test pyramid, and testing quadrant perspectives.
  • Apply quality-risk assessment and testing-effort reasoning to concrete situations.
  • Select acceptance examples, partitions, boundaries, decision rules, and state-based tests.
  • Use exploratory observations to choose focused next tests and preserve useful evidence.
  • Practise a 40-question, 60-minute Foundation CTFL-AT mock format.

Course Content

Practice tests

  • Agile Foundations and Collaborative Delivery
  • Testing Workflow, Evidence and Tester Responsibilities
  • Test Methods, Quality Risk and Effort Estimation
  • Acceptance Examples, Black-box Design and Exploration
  • Foundation CTFL-AT Mock Exam 1 — 40 Questions
  • Foundation CTFL-AT Mock Exam 2 — 40 Questions