Manual Testing

Although it is not dying, manual testing is changing. There has been and will likely be a shift toward testing that is more socially driven and exploratory. Manual testing helps QAs gain deeper insight from an end user’s perspective.

Since manual testing is carried out by a human without the intervention of test automation frameworks, it judges software from the most important metric: User Experience.

Course Objectives:

• To understand what is testing?
• To understand the Software development model.
• To Understand the Architecture of software development.
• To learn the features of Software development models.
• To learn major concepts of the testing methodologies.
• To know different approaches to Testing.
• To understand the types of testing.
• To plan and create a test plan
• To execute the test plan.
• To create and manage test cases and defect profiles.
• To build strategies to track testing processes in the bug tracking systems.
• To do a document of the test report in the testing enclosure document.

Pre-Requisite / Target Audience:

• Beginners who want to start their career in Software Testing field.
• Already a tester: You can refresh all your testing basics and techniques and gear up for Certifications in Software Testing.
• Fresh Graduates: If you have passed out of college recently, and looking for a job in QA/Testing Industry, then this course will definitely help you build skills required for your first job.
• Non-Programmers: If you are interested in IT, but hate programming or find it difficult, then Testing allows you focus less on programming and more on analysis skills.
• Non IT Professionals: If you are currently working in some other field, but interested in building a career in IT, then this course will help you step into the IT field.

Syllabus:

• Module 1: Software Testing Introduction
• In this module, you learn about the Importance of testing. Why Testers need industry, software program/application/product: meets the business and technical requirements that guided its design and development works as expected.
• * What is testing?
• * Importance of testing
• * Roles and Responsibilities
• * Principles of software testing
• * What is Quality?
• * How much testing is enough?
• * Differences between Manual and Automation Testing.
• Module 2: Software Development Life Cycle
• Module 3: Software Testing Methodologies
• Module 4: Test Case Design Techniques
• Module 5: Levels Of Testing
• Module 6: Software Testing Life Cycle
• Module 7: QA & QC & Testing