Training Program In QA Testing

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Course Overview

Learn the fundamentals of QA Testing, including test planning, execution, and defect tracking. This course offers practical insights into both manual and automated testing, using popular tools like Selenium and JIRA. Perfect for beginners and professionals, the course covers best practices and real-world scenarios to enhance your testing skills

Covers manual and automated testing.

Hands-on with Selenium and JIRA.

Effective defect management.

Insights into automation frameworks.

Real-world project examples.

Best practices in QA.

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QA Testing Course Curriculum

Eligibility

This course is designed for individuals who are keen on learning quality assurance and software testing. It is ideal for fresh graduates, IT professionals, and anyone looking to switch careers into software testing.

  • Basic understanding of software development life cycle.
  • Interest in quality assurance and software testing.
  • No prior coding experience required, but basic IT knowledge is beneficial.
  • Open to both technical and non-technical backgrounds.

Pre-requisites

No prior testing experience is required. However, familiarity with basic computing concepts, software development, and keen attention to detail will help you make the most of this course.

Module 01: Introduction to QA Testing

Overview of QA and its importance in software development

Understanding the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and QA's role

Key QA concepts: quality, reliability, and testing

Types of testing: functional, non-functional, manual, automated

Introduction to QA tools and environments

Developing test plans, test cases, and test scripts

Techniques for functional testing (unit, integration, system)

Non-functional testing (performance, usability, security)

Defect tracking and management

Exploratory testing and test reporting

Introduction to automation testing and its benefits

Selecting appropriate automation tools (Selenium, QTP, etc.)

Writing and executing automated test scripts

Continuous integration (CI) and automated testing

Maintaining and updating automated test cases

Test-driven development (TDD) and behavior-driven development (BDD)

Implementing QA in Agile and DevOps environments

Performance testing and load testing techniques

Mobile and web application testing strategies

QA best practices, metrics, and continuous improvement

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QA Testing Exam and Certification

The QA Testing certification exam consists of multiple-choice questions covering various testing methodologies, tools, and best practices. The exam is conducted

To prepare for the exam, you can review the course materials, participate in practice tests, and complete hands-on projects. Our course includes comprehensive study gu

Earning a QA Testing certification validates your skills and knowledge, making you more attractive to potential employers. It also increases your credibility in the fie

Upon passing the exam, your digital certificate will be emailed to you within a few days. You can also access and download your certificate from the course platform, a

PMP Certificate

Why Choose Our Online Full Stack Development Bootcamp?

Comprehensive Curriculum

Learn essential QA skills, including manual and automated testing, with hands-on projects.

Flexible Learning

Study at your own pace with a schedule that fits your life.

Expert Instructors

Gain insights from experienced QA professionals.

Interactive Experience

Engage in live sessions and hands-on activities for practical learning.

FAQs

QA Testing ensures that software meets quality standards and functions as expected by detecting and fixing bugs.

Common tools include Selenium, JIRA, TestRail, and Postman, among others, for both manual and automated testing.

While not always mandatory, basic coding knowledge can be beneficial, especially for automated testing roles.

Attention to detail, analytical thinking, familiarity with testing tools, and effective communication skills are essential.

Manual testing involves human intervention for test execution, while automated testing uses scripts and tools to perform tests.