Software Testing / QA
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Software Testing / QA Overview
Creating a comprehensive course for Software Testing/QA involves covering a wide range of topics that span both fundamental principles and advanced techniques. Here's a structured outline for a detailed Software Testing/QA course:
- Test Coverage and Completeness: Ensure comprehensive test coverage by testing all functional and non-functional aspects of the software. This includes unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing to identify and address potential defects in every part of the application.
- Automated vs. Manual Testing: Balance automated and manual testing strategies. Automated tests are ideal for repetitive, time-consuming tasks and regression testing, while manual testing is crucial for exploratory testing, usability assessments, and scenarios where human judgment is essential.
- Continuous Testing and Feedback: Integrate testing into the continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. Early and frequent testing allows for quick identification of issues, enabling faster feedback loops and reducing the cost and effort of fixing bugs later in the development process.
Manual Testing
Creating a course on Manual Testing involves providing learners with a thorough understanding of manual testing principles, practices, and techniques. Here’s a detailed outline for a Manual Testing course that you can use to structure content for your website:
- What is Manual Testing?
- Importance of Manual Testing in the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle)
- Differences Between Manual and Automated Testing
- Testing Types: Functional vs. Non-Functional Testing
- Testing Levels: Unit Testing, Integration Testing, System Testing, Acceptance Testing
- Types of Manual Testing: Smoke Testing, Sanity Testing, Regression Testing, UAT (User Acceptance Testing)
- Test Planning: Objectives, Scope, Resources
- Creating a Test Strategy and Test Plan
- Test Case Design
- Understanding Requirements
- Writing Test Scenarios
- Developing Test Cases: Structure and Components
- Test Data Preparation
- Test Case Execution
- How to Execute Test Cases
- Logging Test Results
- Executing Test Cases
- Preparing Test Environment
- Executing Test Cases
- Documenting Test Results
- Defect Reporting and Management
- Identifying and Logging Defects
- Defect Life Cycle: Creation, Classification, Prioritization
- Defect Tracking Tools (e.g., JIRA, Bugzilla)
- Communicating Defects with Development Teams
- What is Exploratory Testing?
- Key Principles and Techniques
- Conducting Exploratory Testing Sessions
- Documenting Findings and Reporting
- Introduction to Usability Testing
- Key Usability Principles
- Conducting Usability Tests
- Collecting and Analyzing User Feedback
- Creating and Maintaining Test Documentation
- Test Plans
- Test Cases and Test Suites
- Test Reports
- Generating and Interpreting Test Metrics
- Communicating Test Results to Stakeholders
- Agile Methodologies Overview: Scrum, Kanban
- Role of Manual Testing in Agile Teams
- Writing and Executing Test Cases in Agile
- Participating in Agile Ceremonies: Sprint Planning, Daily Standups, Retrospectives
- Common Challenges in Manual Testing
- Best Practices for Effective Manual Testing
- Techniques for Managing Complex Testing Scenarios
- Strategies for Continuous Improvement in Manual Testing
- Practical Exercises: Writing and Executing Test Cases
- Guided Project: Manual Testing on a Real-World Application
- Review and Feedback on Test Cases and Defect Reports
- Comprehensive Exam on Manual Testing Concepts and Practices
- Evaluation of Practical Skills through Project Work
- Certification of Completion
Selenium Testing
Creating a course on Selenium automation involves covering a broad range of topics to ensure learners gain a deep understanding of test automation and how to effectively use Selenium. Here’s a structured outline for a comprehensive Selenium automation course:
- Definition and importance of test automation
- Benefits of automation over manual testing
- Overview of the Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)
- Introduction to various automation tools and frameworks
- What is Selenium? Overview and history
- Selenium components: Selenium IDE, Selenium WebDriver, Selenium Grid
- Selenium architecture and how it works
- Comparison with other automation tools
- Installing Java Development Kit (JDK) and setting up environment variables
- Installing Integrated Development Environment (IDE) like Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA
- Installing Selenium WebDriver and related libraries
- Setting up build tools (Maven/Gradle)
- Introduction to version control systems (Git)
- Overview of WebDriver architecture
- Creating and running a simple Selenium WebDriver test
- Understanding WebDriver’s capabilities and limitations
- Handling browser windows and navigation
- Working with different web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)
- Introduction to web element locators
- Using different locator strategies: ID, Name, Class Name, Tag Name, Link Text, Partial Link Text, XPath, CSS Selector
- Best practices for element locators
- Handling dynamic web elements
- Performing actions on web elements (click, send keys, select from dropdowns)
- Handling different types of web elements (buttons, links, checkboxes, radio buttons)
- Working with alerts, frames, and pop-ups
- Managing files uploads and downloads
- Handling asynchronous operations and waits (Implicit Waits, Explicit Waits, Fluent Waits)
- Executing JavaScript code through WebDriver
- Taking screenshots and capturing browser logs
- Handling multiple windows and tabs
- Introduction to data-driven testing
- Using external data sources: Excel, CSV, JSON
- Implementing data-driven tests using TestNG or JUnit
- Parameterizing tests and managing test data
- Introduction to design patterns in test automation
- Implementing the Page Object Model (POM)
- Benefits of using POM
- Creating and maintaining page classes
- Introduction to TestNG and JUnit
- Setting up TestNG/JUnit with Selenium
- Writing and organizing test cases
- TestNG annotations and configurations
- Generating test reports (HTML, XML)
- Overview of CI/CD concepts
- Integrating Selenium tests with CI/CD tools (Jenkins, GitLab CI)
- Setting up automated test runs in CI/CD pipelines
- Managing build and deployment processes
- Introduction to Selenium Grid and its architecture
- Setting up and configuring Selenium Grid
- Running tests on multiple machines and browsers in parallel
- Understanding the concepts of nodes and hubs
- Testing AJAX-based applications
- Handling CAPTCHAs and complex user interactions
- Strategies for testing mobile web applications with Selenium
- Writing maintainable and efficient test scripts
- Handling flaky tests and improving test reliability
- Managing test execution and reporting
- Troubleshooting common issues
- Analyzing and discussing real-world automation challenges
- Hands-on projects to build and test a sample application
- Group work and presentations on automation solutions
INTERNSHIP
Kitez training program facilitates the students to get an opportunity to work on live projects to enrich their professional capabilities, develop their critical skills and enhance their overall personality.
PRACTICAL TRAINING
The Course curriculum is prepared by professionals from MNC to meet the demands expected in the IT industry. After completing the training students will be familiar with the Software development process followed in IT industry.
PLACEMENT SUPPORT
Every course in covered with interview point questions and real-time scenarios of what the company may look after from you.
Tools Covered
We teach Industry standard tools through the course
Tools
Selenium
QTP
JIRA
Bugzilla
Gradle
Maven
Jenkins
