Manual Software Testing

🚀 Master Manual Software Testing with Jimmy Mathew!

🎓 Course Title: Manual Software Testing

🔥 Course Headline: Dive into the Theoretical Basics of Manual Software Testing – Explore Testing Types, Processes, and Approaches!

Welcome to Your Journey in Software Testing!

This course is your comprehensive guide to understanding manual software testing from the ground up. Whether you're preparing for a testing role interview, considering a career shift into software testing, or looking to sharpen your existing skills – this course has got you covered. Let's embark on an enlightening path through the world of quality assurance!

Course Overview:

• Introduction to Software Testing: We begin by demystifying what software testing entails and why it's a critical part of software development.

• Testing Principles & Skills: Gain insight into the core principles that drive software testing, and understand the essential skills required to excel in this field.

Core Modules:

📚 Test Classifications:

• Test Types: Explore various classifications of testing such as functional, non-functional, and performance tests, and understand their significance.
• Testing Levels: Learn about different levels of testing including unit, integration, system, and acceptance testing.
• Testing Approaches: Delve into traditional approaches like black box, white box, and system testing, as well as modern techniques like TDD, ATDD, and BDD.
• Testing Techniques: Get to grips with the hands-on methods that testers use to ensure software quality.

📋 Test Basics:

• Test Scenarios: Understand how to create effective test scenarios to cover various aspects of your application.
• Writing Test Cases: Learn the art of writing clear and concise test cases that provide comprehensive coverage.
• Test Data: Discover the importance of test data and how to manage it for optimal test execution.
• Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM): Master the use of RTMs to track software requirements throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
• Defect Classifications & Defect Life Cycle: Get a handle on defect categorization and the process that defects go through from discovery to resolution.

🔄 Testing Processes:

• Traditional SDLC Integration: See how testing fits into the traditional software development lifecycle (SDLC).
• V-model: Understand the V-model approach, which closely integrates development and test activities.
• Software Test Life Cycle (STLC): Learn about the specific phases of the STLC and how they contribute to quality assurance.
• Test Driven Development (TDD): Discover how TDD can drive your testing strategy.
• Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD): Explore ATDD and its role in ensuring business requirements are met.
• Behaviour Driven Development (BDD): Get to know BDD and how it uses a domain-specific language for clearer communication among stakeholders.
• Model Driven Development (MDD) & Model Based Testing: Learn the principles of MDD and how model-based testing can streamline your testing process.

📊 Test Plan Essentials:

• Key Elements of a Test Plan: Understand what makes up a comprehensive test plan, including its purpose, scope, approach, resources, schedule, risk management, and more.
• Criteria for Testing: Learn about the criteria that dictate what needs to be tested and why.

Bonus Content:

This course also shares content with our course “Software Testing: Learn with Interview Questions & Answers”. While the focus here is on the normal course flow, you'll benefit from the overlap in core content tailored for interview preparation.

Embark on your testing journey today and unlock the secrets of software quality assurance with Jimmy Mathew's Manual Software Testing course. 🎓✨

Note: This course is designed to provide a comprehensive learning experience. However, if you're specifically looking for content focused on interview preparation, consider our sister course “Software Testing: Learn with Interview Questions & Answers”. Both courses offer valuable insights but approach the subject matter from slightly different perspectives.