Software Testing 

Gafarsa ITech Quality Assurance (QA) Training helps Trainees to expertise in the core concepts of Software Testing and Information Technology that help them excel as Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist. Our Online QA Course covers Different approaches to testing, determining defects in software under test and preventing them, Automation frameworks, SDLC-Software Development Life Cycle, Bug Tracker tools, CDCI tools, and more. Additionally, during this QA online training, you’ll learn about real scenarios and live projects with the latest enterprise-level tools. 

At the current time, there is mandatory to learn both manual and automation to compete in the market. Even though Most companies are shifting to automation, they need a manual tester as well. In our online course, you are going to learn both Manual and Automation Software testing.

1. Manual Testing

Manual Testing is a type of software testing in which test cases are executed manually by a tester without using any automated tools. The purpose of Manual Testing is to identify the bugs, issues, and defects in the software application. Manual software testing is the most primitive technique of all testing types, and it helps to find critical bugs in the software application.

In this manual testing section, all necessary tools, steps, and techniques are going to be learned to make the student ready for the Job that needs expertise in manual testing.

The key concept of manual testing is to ensure that the application is error-free and is working in conformance with the specified functional requirements.

Test Suites or cases, are designed during the testing phase and should have 100% test coverage.

It also makes sure that reported defects are fixed by developers and re-testing has been performed by testers on the fixed defects.

Basically, this testing checks the quality of the system and delivers bug-free products to the customer.

The below-given List depicts Manual Testing Types. In fact, any type of software testing type can be executed both manually as well using an automation tool.

  • Black Box Testing
  • System Testing
  • White Box Testing
  • Integration Testing
  • Unit Testing
  • Acceptance Testing

After understanding the concept this part is where the student learns the enterprise standard steps and procedures and how to perform manual testing. This part is very necessary to learn the right way how to do things before hands-on practice.

Following are a few common myths and facts related to testing:

Myth: Anyone can do manual testing

Fact: Testing requires many skill sets

Myth: Testing ensures 100% Defect free product

Fact: Testing attempts to find as many defects as possible. Identifying all possible

defects are impossible.

Myth: Automated testing is more powerful than manual testing

Fact: 100% test automation cannot be done. Manual Software Testing is also essential.

Myth: Testing is easy

Fact: Testing can be extremely challenging. Testing an application for possible use

cases with minimum test cases require high analytical skills.

This part is where students start performing what they learned so far in the past parts under the guidance of the instructor. The instructor demonstrates how to perform showcases and instructed students to do the same way and gives immediate guidance whenever there is a possible mistake. This part is where a high interaction of student and instructor takes place to deliver practical knowledge.

Labs are our last manual testing part where students are given different scenarios to perform manual testing by themselves. The overall Manual testing part knowledge is evaluated in this part. The feedback should be given to the student and if the student needs more help to perform manual testing, group discussion and one-to-one couches may advise making the student ready for the automation part.

2. Automation Testing

Automation Testing is a software testing technique that performs using special automated testing software tools to execute a test case suite. On the contrary, Manual Testing is performed by a human sitting in front of a computer carefully executing the test steps.

The automation testing software can also enter test data into the System Under Test, compare expected and actual results, and generate detailed test reports. Software Test Automation demands considerable investments of money and resources.

Successive development cycles will require the execution of the same test suite repeatedly. Using a test automation tool, it’s possible to record this test suite and replay it as required. Once the test suite is automated, no human intervention is required. This improved ROI of Test Automation. The goal of Automation is to reduce the number of test cases to be run manually and not to eliminate Manual Testing altogether.

All test cases are not good candidates for automation. In this part, students should learn clear and precise criteria for how to select test cases for automation.

Following steps are followed in an Automation Process

Step 1) Test Tool Selection

Step 2) Define the scope of Automation.

Step 3) Planning, Design, and Development

Step 4) Test Execution

Step 5) Maintenance

  • Smoke Testing
  • Unit Testing
  • Integration Testing
  • Functional Testing
  • Regression Testing

This part is where students start performing what they learned so far in the past parts under the guidance of the instructor. The instructor demonstrates how to perform showcases and instructed students to do the same way and gives immediate guidance whenever there is a possible mistake. This part is where a high interaction of student and instructor takes place to deliver practical knowledge.

Labs are our last Automation testing part where students are given different scenarios to perform Automation testing by themselves. The overall Automation testing part knowledge is evaluated in this part. The feedback should be given to the student and if the student needs more help to perform Automation testing, group discussion and one-to-one couches may advise making the student ready for the automation part.

After the student successfully completed both manual and automation testing, the student will proceed to the next other services.

3. Other services

After successfully completing our quality assurance, we helped students with preparing them for interview, preparing them the resume.

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