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Overview

Manual testing is a software testing process where testers manually execute test cases without the use of automation tools or scripts. It involves carefully validating software applications to identify defects, ensure functionality, and assess overall quality. Manual testing plays a crucial role in the software development lifecycle, complementing automated testing and providing a human perspective on application behaviour. Manual testing is valuable for its flexibility, adaptability to complex scenarios, and ability to simulate real-world user interactions. While it may be time-consuming and dependent on human judgment, manual testing remains an essential component of the testing process, especially for exploratory and usability testing, until it can be supplemented by automated testing where appropriate.

Course Description

Introduction

 Ø  What is Software Testing

Ø  The Process of Software Development

Ø  Project Vs Product

Ø  Objectives of Testing {Why do we need to test?}

Ø  Testing principles

Software Architecture

Ø  Different layers (tiers)

System Environment

Ø  Development

Ø  QA

Ø  UAT

Ø  PRODUCTION

Software Development Life cycle

Ø  SDLC

SDLC MODELS

 Ø  Sequential models

Ø  Waterfall Model

Ø  V-Model

Ø  Incremental & iterative Models

Ø  Agile methodology

Ø  Introduction Agile process

Ø  Agile manifesto

Ø  Agile principles

 Software Testing Methods

Ø  White Box Testing

Ø  Black Box Testing

Ø  Grey Box Testing

Ø  Agile Testing

Ø  Ad Hoc Testing

Levels of Testing

Unit Testing

Ø  Test approach

Ø  TDD (Test Driven Development)

Integration Testing Test Approach

 Ø  Big Bang Integration

Ø  Top-Down approach

Ø  Bottom-up approach

Ø  Stub and Driver

Ø  Continuous Integration

System Testing Test Approach

Ø  Requirement Based (Traceability)

Ø  Risk-Based (Risk factor number)

Functional Testing & Non- Functional Testing

Ø  Positive testing

Ø  Negative Testing

Ø  Compatibility Testing

Ø  Performance Testing

Ø  Load Testing

Ø  Volume Testing

Ø  Stress Testing

Ø  Recovery Testing

Ø  Parallel Testing

Ø  Compliance Testing

Ø  Mutation Testing

Ø  Security Testing

Ø  Usability testing 

Regression Testing & Types

Ø  Unit Regression

Ø  Regional Regression

Ø  Full Regression

User Acceptance Testing

Ø  Alpha testing

Ø  Beta Testing

Ø  Regulatory Acceptance Testing

Ø  Operational Acceptance Testing

Ø  Contractual Acceptance Testing 

Maintenance Testing

Ø  Maintenance Test life cycle

Ø  Change request

Ø  Impact Analyss Document

Ø  Type of Maintenance

Ø  Corrective

Ø  Perfective

Ø  Adaptive

Software Testing Life Cycle ( STLC )

Ø  Requirement Analysis

Ø  Test Planning

Ø  Test Scenario / Test Case Design

Ø  Test Environment Setup

Ø  Test Execution

Ø  Test Closure

Test Process Documents

Ø  Test Plan

Ø  Test Scenarios

Ø  Test case

Ø  RTM ( Requirement Traceability Matrix)

Ø  Defect Report

Test Case Authoring

Ø  Functional Test case

Ø  Review of Test Case

Ø  Walkthroughs

Ø  Inspection

Ø  Peer review 

Build Release Process

Ø  Standalone Application

Ø  Client-Server Application

Ø  Web - Application

Defect Reporting & Tracking 

Ø  Defect Reporting

Ø  Defect Life Cycle

Ø  Severity & Priority

Ø  Defect tracking tools

Test Closure

Ø  Criteria for Test Closure

Ø  Test summary Report

Agile Methoda And Approaches

 Ø  Introductionto Kanban & Best Practices

Ø  Scrum

Ø  Getting Agile with Scrum

Ø  Scrum Origin

Ø  Projects where Scrum can be implemente

Ø  Characterstics of scrum

Ø  Scrum framework

Ø  Main roles of a scrum team

Ø  Product Owner

Ø  Scrum team

Ø  Team

Ø  Chickens

 Planning in scrum

Ø  Goals of Planning

Ø  The Planning onion

Ø  Define the  Vision

Ø  Create the Roadmap and Organize the Scrum Teams

Ø  Release Planning

Ø  Sprint palnning

Ø  Daily Scrum

Ceremonies in Scrum

Ø  Sprint Planning Meeting

Ø  The Daily Scrum

Ø  Sprint Review meeting

Ø  Sprint Retrospection

 Main artifacts of a scrum project

Ø  Product backlog

Ø  Sprint backlog

Ø  Burn down charts

Ø  Potentially Shippable Product increment

Ø  Task board

Ø  Using user stories to scale down a project

Ø  Concept of user stories

Ø  Format of user stories

Ø  Writing user stories-examples

Ø  Definition of done

Benefits

Examination and Certification