UPCOMING IN-PERSON MANUAL QA SOFTWARE TESTING CLASSES

UPCOMING VIRTUAL LIVE ONLINE MANUAL QA SOFTWARE TESTING ZOOM CLASSES

4 Weekends QA Software Testing Training for beginners is a 4 weekends long Instructor-led and guided training with Practical Hands-On Lab exercises to be taught over 16 hours, 2 sessions per weekend, 2 hours per session.

• This course is meant for beginners who would like to learn everything about Software testing.
• The medium of instruction is English.
• All Published Ticket Prices are in US Dollars.

4 Weekends QA Software Testing Training Course Weekly Schedule

• June 26, 2021 - July 18, 2021 US Pacific time
• 4 Weekends | 2 Hours Saturdays, 2 Hours Sundays every weekend US Pacific time
• 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM US Pacific time each of those days
• Please click here to add your city name and check your local date and time for the first session to be held on June 26, 2021 at 8:30 AM US Pacific Time.

Features and Benefits

• 4 weekends, 8 sessions, 16 hours of total Instructor-led and guided training
• Training material, instructor handouts and access to useful resources on the cloud provided
• Practical Hands-on Lab exercises provided
• Actual code and scripts provided
• Real-life Scenarios

Who should attend

• Any Professionals who are interested in learning Software Testing
• Beginners who want to start their career in Software Testing field.

Course Outline

1.Manual Testing Life Cycle Implementation

• Introduction
• Importance of software systems
• Common problems in software development
• Why software has bugs?
• What is quality?
• Testing objectives
• What are error, bug, defect, mistake, false and flaw?

2. SDLC Implementation

• Feasibility study/Requirement Gathering
• Analysis, Designing, Coding, Testing
• Delivery and Maintenance

3. Software Development Models

• Waterfall Model
• Incremental Model
• Prototype Model/Use and Through Model
• Spiral Model
• V-Model
• W-Model
• Agile Testing Implementation
• Agile-SCRUM

4. Kinds of Testing

• Un-Conventional Testing
• Conventional Testing

5. Methods of Testing

• Black Box Testing
• White Box Testing
• Gray Box Testing

6. Static Testing

• Reviews
• Inspections
• Audit
• Walkthrough

7. Dynamic Testing

• Unit Testing
• Module Testing
• Integration Testing
• System Testing
• User Acceptance Testing

8. Software Project Environments

• Stand-alone Environment
• Client/Server Environment
• Web Environment
• Distributed Environment

9. Software Testing Life Cycle and Implementation with Real Time Project

• Requirement Reviews
• Test Plan Preparation
• Test strategy Preparation
• Test case Identification

10. Black Box Test Design Techniques

• ECP
• BVA
• Error Guessing
• Decision tables

11. White Box Testing Techniques

• Basis Path Testing
• Cyclomatic Testing
• Condition Testing
• Code Coverage

12. What is Use Case?

• UCD
• Identify Use Case Based Test cases

13. Test Case Design

• Introduction
• Test Case Design Template
• Types of Test Cases
• Test Case Design Reviews
• Requirement Traceability Matrix

14. Test Data Setup

• Importance of Test Data in Testing
• Approach for gathering Test Data
• Benefits of Test Data Gathering

15. Test Execution

• Test Execution Life Cycle Process
• Re-Testing
• Regression Testing
• Database Testing

16. Result Analysis

• Comparing Expected and Actual Values
• Status of the Result

17. Defect Tracking

• What is defect?
• Categories of Defects
• Preparation of DPD (Defect Profile Document)
• Defect Metrics

18. Defect Reporting

• Defect Life Cycle Process
• Defect Removal Efficiency

19.Test Measurement Techniques and Metric Collection

• Importance of Test Metrics
• Testing Data used for Metrics
• Different Types Metrics

20. Test Closure Activity

• Test Execution Stop Criteria
• Test Summary Report Preparation

21. User Acceptance Testing

• Importance of UAT
• Scope of UAT
• Alpha Testing
• Beta Testing

22. Different Testing Techniques in Live Environments

• Smoke Testing, Sanity Testing
• Re-Testing
• Regression Testing
• Static Testing, Dynamic Testing
• Installation (Deployment) testing/ System Testing
• Portability Testing/Compatibility testing
• Usability testing
• Monkey/Gorilla/Chimpangi testing
• Exploration testing
• Mutation testing (White Box)
• Forced Error testing
• Inter Systems Testing/ End-to-End testing
• Security testing/Penetration Testing
• Scalability testing, Reliability testing
• Accessibility testing
• Adhoc testing
• Intelligent Testing/Agile testing/Context Driven testing
• Big-bang testing/ Informal Testing
• Incremental Testing/Formal Testing
• Be-Bugging
• Defect density
• Inspection
• Localization Testing
• Test lab /Test batch/Test suite /Test Bed
• Test Harness/Test Driver/Test Execution
• Performance Testing
• Load Testing
• Stress Testing
• Recovery Testing
• Differences of Alpha and Beta

23. HP-Quality Center-11.00

• Overview on Test Management
• Quality Center – Introduction
• Need of Test-Management Tool
• Module (TestDirector Project, Site Administration, Customization)
• Domain/Project Fundamentals
• How to Get Started
• Architecture of TD/QC Tool
• Site Administrator
• Create Domain, Create Project, Create Users
• Assign Users to Project
• Monitor Connections
• Main Objectives of QC
• Test Management Process
• Requirements
• Business Components
• Test Plan
• Test Lab
• Defects
• Site Administration
• Creating Domain/project
• Adding users to project
• Creating Groups

24. Customization of Quality Center

• Release and Cycle creation
• Test Requirements
• Example of a test requirement
• Importance of tracing and tracking Requirements
• Reviewing and building a
• Requirements structure
• Entering requirements manually
• Test Cases Creation and management
• Review of an existing test case
• Parameters
• Building a test case structure
• Creating manual test cases
• Requirements coverage
• Test Sets and Test Execution
• Creating folders and test sets
• Defining test execution flow
• Setting test set properties
• Manual test execution
• Logging defects during manual testing
• Automated test execution
• Adding test hosts
• Running a test set
• Setting run times
• Defect Tracking
• Reporting defects
• Searching for similar defects
• Using grid filters
• Deleting defects
• Reporting and Analysis
• Analysis menu graphs and reports
• Creating editable reports with the advanced
• Reporting
• Bug Tracking Tools
• BugZilla
• Mantis
• PRTracker
• VSS

Student Testimonials and Reviews

"I am getting a great deal out of the Software testing training. I LOVE your enthusiasm and you have deep well of knowledge. There is nothing I like more than dropping my empty bucket in a deep well of knowledge." -Kevin B, IT Professional, Miami★★★★★

"The Software testing training was reliable, of high quality, useful and unique. I really liked these aspects of training . I love that the info is recorded. I am overall, very satisfied with the training course." - Charles, IT Professional, Charlotte★★★★★

"Good value for money. The training met my expectations. I will be able to apply the knowledge learned. The training objectives for each topic were identified and followed. The content was organized and easy to follow. The materials distributed were pertinent and useful. The trainer was knowledgeable. The quality of instruction was good. The trainer met the training objectives. Class participation and interaction were encouraged. Adequate time was provided for questions and discussion. -Tony, Software Tester, Charleston★★★★★

"Being a busy professional , this training was perfect for me as it was spread out over 4 weeks. I could take the time to grasp the concepts in between the training sessions. I found the course and was immediately hooked. I knew there had to be someone, somewhere who could teach Software testing for beginners I now feel very equipped to apply my Software testing knowledge from this training and do better in my career."- Chris, IT Manager, Omaha ★★★★★

"The training was very useful and interactive. The trainer helped develop the confidence of all individuals by using hands on activities to bring out the best in each participant." - Michael, IT Professional, Calgary ★★★★★

"The content and topics covered by the trainer were upto the expectation. Knowledge delivery was also excellent. Overall satisfied with the training."-Kirk, IT Professional, Akron, Ohio ★★★★★

" The trainer was very good with technical knowledge. He was able to resolve our queries effectively with the proper live example. The session was very helpful and interactive. Overall satisfied with the training"- Eugene, IT specialist, Orange County ★★★★★