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Who Can Learn
- To being a successful software testing engineer you may have graduate or post graduate degree from computer science stream. But this is not necessary
- BTech/ B.E., MCA, BCA, BSc- Computers, will land you a job quickly.
- General Salary Ranges from : (6-7) Lacs for mini 3 years experience.
- Business does not required to depend on coding and scripting professionals, a layman can create a data analytics with clear & concise insights.
Manual Testing Course Curriculum
Duration: 20-25 Hours
- Introduction to Software Testing
- Objectives of Testing
- Project vs. Product
- Error / Fault / Failure
- Why Software has defects?
- Importance of testing
- Roles and Responsibilities
- What is Quality?
- How much testing is enough?
- Differences between Manual and Automation Testing.
- Most common defects
- Cost of fixing defects
- Testing then … and Testing now…
- SDLC Phases
- Requirements Phase.
- Analysis Phase.
- Design phase.
- Coding Phase.
- Testing phase.
- Delivery and Maintenance Phase.
- What is Verification & Validation
- Difference between QA & QC
- Role of a Tester
- SDLC Models
- Waterfall Model.
- V Model
- Rad model
- Agile Model.
- Prototype Model.
- Spiral Model.
- Static Testing
- Dynamic Testing
- White Box Testing
- Black Box Testing
- Gray Box Testing
- Static Testing Techniques
- Reviews
- Walkthroughs
- White Box Testing
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- Top-down Approach
- Bottom up Approach
- Hybrid Approach
- Big bang Approach
- Black Box Testing
- System Testing
- User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- Alpha Testing
- Beta Testing
- System Testing and Types of System Testing
- Smoke / Sanity Testing
- Formal Testing
- Database Testing
- Ad-hoc Testing
- Re-Testing and Regression Testing
- End-to-End Testing
- Exploratory Testing
- Buddy Testing
- Pair Testing
- Monkey Testing
- UI Testing
- Usability Testing
- Intersystem Testing
- Port Testing
- Security Testing
- Performance Testing
- Load Testing
- Stress Testing
- Compatibility Testing
- Installation Testing
- Globalization Testing
- Localization Testing
- Recovery Testing
- Testing Shows the Presence of Defects.
- Early Testing.
- Exhaustive Testing is Not Possible.
- Testing is Context-Dependent.
- Pesticide Paradox.
- Absence of Error.
- Test Planning
- Test Strategy
- Test Plan
- Test Plan Document
- Object.
- Scope of Testing.
- Schedule.
- Approach.
- Roles & Responsibilities.
- Assumptions.
- Risks & Mitigations.
- Entry & Exit Criteria.
- Test Automation.
- Deliverables.
- Test Analysis
- Analyzing Functional Requirements
- Preparing Requirement Clarification
- Write Test cases
- Review Test cases
- Test Cases Template
- Types of Test Cases
- Difference between Test Scenarios and Test Cases.
- Test Case Design Techniques
- ECP
- BVA
- Decision Table Testing
- State Transition Testing
- Use case Testing
- Preparing Test Data
- Preparing RTM
- Test Environment setup
- Understand the SRS
- Hardware and software requirements
- Test Data
- Execute test cases
- Defining Test Sets
- Adding Tests to a Test Set
- Scheduling Test Runs
- Running Tests Manually
- Viewing and Analyzing Test Results
- What is defect?
- Types of Bugs
- Bug/Defect Lifecycle
- Defect Classification
- Defect Severity & Defect Priority
- Defect Report Template
- Defect Reporting & Defect Tracking
- Test Closure
- Criteria for Test Closure
- Status Reports (Daily and Weekly)
- Test Summary Reports
- What is Agile
- What is Scrum/XP/Iterative Models
- Sprint plan
- Scrum Master
- Stake Holder
- Sprint Meeting
- Scrum Call
- Scrum Meeting
- Backlogs
- Advantages and Dis Advantages of Agile
- QC/ALM
- JIRA
- Redmine
- TestLink
- BugTracker
- How to Prepare Effective Resume
- How to Explain Live Project in Interview
- FAQS
Frequently asked questions
understanding requirement documents, creating test cases, executing test cases, reporting and re-testing bugs, attending review meetings and other team building activities.
According to PayScale, an entry-level software tester can expect an average annual salary of around 2,50,000-4,50,000 per year. The highest-paying skills associated with this career are the Selenium automated test tool.
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