Importance of Manual Testing
- Manual Testing is important to do Exploratory testing, Usability testing, Ad-hoc testing
- Tests are done here from the human perspective which we cant expect in automation testing
- Automation testing also consists of bugs, hence it is not 100% accurate
- Not all automation tools are open source like Selenium
- Using Manual testing you can easily connect to the end user
Learning outcomes of Manual Testing Training at Credo Systemz
- ur Manual testing training ensures gaining the following professional skills with real time practicals.
- Gaining knowledge about various software development lifecycles.
- Learning to set up the test environment.
- To handle the customer request, bug report,test cases.
- Learn to handle meetings and contact with test managers.
- Knowledge of quality assurance methodologies, test types.
- Understanding of testing software.
- To gain professional knowledge of various testing processes.
- Knowledge of Agile frameworks.
- Understanding of regression testing.
- Knowledge of analytical thinking,problem solving.
- Excellent communication skills.
Course Features
- Duration60 hours
- Skill levelAll level
- Batch Strength15
- AssessmentsYes
- Mock InterviewsYes
- Resume BuildingYes
- PlacementsYes
- Flexible TimingYes
- Fee InstallmentsYes
- LanguageTamil/English
Section 1: Introduction
- Software Testing introduction
- Verification and Validation
- Application types-Console Desktop
-Windows application or Desktop Application – Standalone and Client/Server applications
-Web application – 3- tier or N-tier application
-Web Portals
-Mobile Applications - Difference between desktop application and web applications
- Web application vs Web Portals
- Mobile application testing and its introduction
Section 2: SDLC Models
- Need of SDLC and its Phases introduction
- Waterfall Model
- Prototype Model
- Spiral Model
- V- Model
- Analysis of traditional sdlc model and current model
- Incremental Model – Agile and Scrum Framework
- Agile Manifesto
- Importance of Agile and its different framework
- Scrum roles and responsibilities
- Scrum user story splitting and estimation techniques
- Pros and cons of Scrum framework
Section 3: STLC– Software Testing Life Cycle
- Difference between Use cases, Test cases and Scenarios
- Difference between Test plan and Strategy
- How to prepare test report?
- Concept about Error, bug, defect and failure.
- Preparing Bug report
- Bug life Cycle
- Entry and Exit Criteria
- Priority and severity
- Introduction to test management tool
- Exercises with test management tools like bug tracker
Section 4: Jira – Project Management Tool
- Creating Project
- Adding User stories to Back log
- Creating Sprint
- Practical execution of all sprint activities and following ceremonies
- Creating defects in Jira and following bug life cycle
- Reports in Burn down charts
Section 5: Principles of testing
- Seven Principles of testing - Importance
- Real time examples for below principles-Exhaustive testing is impossible
-Defect Clustering
-Pesticide Paradox
-None of the application is bug free
-Testing is context dependent of the application
-Intension of application is to identify flaws in an application
-Importance of avoiding late testing
Section 6: Types of Testing
- Static and Dynamic testing
- Functional and Non Functional testing
Section 7: Functional Testing
- Black Box testing and its types-BVA (Boundary Value Analysis)
-Equivalence partitioning
-Decision tables
-Graph based methods – State transition diagram
-All Pairs testing - White box testing and its nature
- Statement coverage
- Path coverage
- Branch coverage
- How to calculate the complexity of the program
- SIT - System Integration testing
- UAT – User Acceptance testing
- Adhoc testing
- Regression testing
- Progression testing
- Alpha and beta testing
- Positive and Negative testing
- Integration – Big Bang approach and Incremental approach
- Top Down and Bottom up integration approach
- Importance of Integration testing and its test case preparation
Section 8: Non Functional Testing
- Importance of Non-functional testing
- Types of Non-Functional testing-Performance testing (Stress and Load)
-Volume
-Security
-Compatibility
-Configuration testing
-Comparison
-Scalability - Requirement traceability matrix – Requirement mapping
- Test Coverage or Requirement Mapping
You will be going through detailed 2 to 3 months of Manual Testing Hands-on training
- Detailed instructor led sessions to help you become a proficient Expert in Manual Testing.
- Build a Manual Testing professional portfolio by working on hands on assignments and projects.
- Personalised mentorship from professionals working in leading companies.
- Lifetime access to downloadable Manual Testing course materials, interview questions and project resources.
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