Software Testing for Beginners - Manual
The demand for software Quality Assurance (QA) professionals has been on the rise recently. Software testing is one of the crucial stages in every professional Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). It is as important as the development effort itself. Competition is getting really tough these days and customers are no longer patient with products that are buggy, crashing or difficult to use from UX perspective.
No matter how brilliant or careful your developers are, the presence of bugs is inevitable. Even if things are not breaking, performance may not be so good. Every software development team must have one or two testers on the team depending on the size of the product under development.
If you want to work as a QA (Quality Assurance) professional or considering a career in software testing (both manual and automation), this is where to start.
WHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO AFTER THE TRAINING
- Have a strong understanding of software testing process
- Understand how to work with developers
- Understand various test types
- Master the design and development of test cases
- Report defects and maintain testing artifacts
Training Schedules & Fees
Professional Training
This is designed for working professionals who want to quickly get equipped for their roles. It is a 5-day intensive, straight-to-the-point training.
- Training Starts Feb. 11, 2020
- Duration 5 Days
- Days and Time Mon - Fri. 10am - 4pm
- Program Type Professional
- Fee N 100,000
Course Outline
- Fundamentals of software testing
- When defects gets introduced in SDLC?
- Why does software have defects?
- What is Verification?
- What is Validation?
- Software Testing Techniques
- Static Testing
- White Box Testing
- Black Box Testing
- Gray Box Testing
- Objectives of Testing
- Software Testing Principles
- Reviews
- Types of Reviews
- UI / GUI Testing
- Test Planning
- Test Plan and Test Plan Template
- SRS/FRS template
- Test Scenario
- Example Test Scenarios
- Test Case
- What is a good test case?
- Test case design techniques
- Defect Reporting