SOFTWARE TESTER TRAINING
Introduction:
Our software testing training program teaches individuals how to systematically evaluate the functionality, quality, and performance of software applications by designing and executing test cases, identifying defects, reporting issues, and utilizing various testing tools to ensure the software meets specified requirements before release; essentially, it equips learners with the skills needed to find and report errors within a software program to improve its overall quality.
Key aspects of our software testing training include:
Understanding the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC):
Learning the different phases of software development where testing is integrated.
Test Case Design:
Creating detailed test cases that cover various functionalities and potential scenarios to effectively identify bugs.
Test Execution:
Executing test cases on the software application and documenting observed results.
Defect Reporting:
Properly logging identified defects with clear descriptions, steps to reproduce, and expected behaviour.
Test Automation:
Learning how to automate repetitive testing tasks using specialized tools to improve efficiency.
Different types of software testing covered in our training include:
Functional Testing:
Verifying if the software performs its intended functions correctly.
Performance Testing:
Evaluating the software's speed, responsiveness, and stability under different load conditions.
Regression Testing:
Retesting existing functionalities after code changes to ensure no new issues are introduced.
Usability Testing:
Assessing how user-friendly the software interface is.
Compatibility Testing:
Checking if the software functions across different operating systems and browsers.
Benefits of software testing training:
Improved Quality Assurance:
Helps identify and resolve software defects before release, leading to a more reliable product.
Reduced Development Costs:
Early detection of bugs can save significant time and money during the development process.<
Enhanced User Satisfaction:
By ensuring a smooth user experience, software testing can contribute to positive customer feedback.
Career Opportunities:
A strong foundation in software testing opens up various career paths within the QA (Quality Assurance) domain.
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Java with Selenium Software Testing Training
What is Java with Selenium?
Test scenarios in Selenium can be implemented in popular programming languages like Java, Python, C#, PHP, and Ruby. Selenium with Java is a powerful combination for automating web application testing leveraging Java’s speed and widespread use in commercial applications.
What is the role of Selenium in Java?
The roles and responsibilities of a selenium tester include understanding and examining test requirements. Design and implementation of automation framework. Setting up selenium test environments such as selenium web driver, Maven integration, TestNG, Java, and Jenkins integration.
Who should attend the training?
Anyone who wants to make automation testing as a career, For any fresher or software professional. This training is ideal for manual testers, automation testers, business analysts, QA Lead or any person who is completely new to the software industry and wants to master Selenium Tools.
Course Description:
Our automation software testing course equips you with the knowledge and skills to automate software testing processes, including designing and implementing testing frameworks, using various tools, and analysing results to ensure quality and efficiency.
Course Content:
- What is automation testing and its importance
- What is selenium
- Differences between manual and automation testing
- Advantages selenium
Java
- What is java and why we need Java for Selenium
- Installing Java and running a sample program in Java
- Installing IntelliJ IDE and running a sample java program
- Features of Java
- Working with variables , data types , loops , functions in Java
- What is global, local, static variables in Java
- Working with constructors and interfaces in Java
- What is oop's concepts and oo programming
- How to create and implement class and Object, class in Java
- How to implement inheritance in Java & Selenium
- Working with packages, exceptions handling in Java & Selenium
- Exceptions
Selenium
- What is Selenium library
- How to configure Selenium
- Test automation for web applications with Selenium
- Advantages and disadvantages of Selenium
Selenium WebDriver
- What is WebDriver and why we have to use WebDriver
- Downloading and configuring the WebDriver in IntelliJ
- Using the WebDriver with Java in IntelliJ
- How to configure FirefoxDriver and work with Firefox browser using the WebDriver
- How to configure IEDriver and work with InternetExplorer browser using the WebDriver
- How to configure ChromeDriver and work with Google Chrome browser using the WebDriver
- Cross Browser Testing with multiple browsers at a time with WebDriver
- What is Firebug and Firepath
- Adding and working with the Firebug & Firepath and its use
- Testing the HyperLinks in web pages with WebDriver
- Testing the Buttons in web pages with WebDriver
- Testing the Input boxes in web pages with WebDriver
- Testing the Check boxes in web pages with WebDriver
- Testing the Radio buttons in web pages with WebDriver
- Testing the Pop ups in webpages with WebDriver
- Testing the Alerts in webpages with WebDriver
- Locating and finding the HTML Elements in web pages with WebDriver
- How to write and implement the Java Loops in web pages with WebDriver
- Passing the data or inserting the values to the HTML Forms in web pages with WebDriver
- Capturing the screen shots for error pages with WebDriver
- Extracting the data from tables in a webpage with WebDriver
- Testing the Attachment of the files in webpages with WebDriver
- Testing the web applications by reading the data from excel file with WebDriver
- Setting up the Test frame work with configurations & dependencies
- Analysing / Tracking the automation test reports
Apache – Maven
- What is Maven
- Installing the Maven
- Configuring the Maven
- What is pom.xml file
- Using the pom.xml file
- Setting up the Maven project in eclipse editor
- Use of Maven project
- Building the Maven project
- Updating the jar files by using Maven
- Updating the libraries by using Maven
- Updating the selenium project dependencies by using Maven
Advanced Topics
- What is POM - Page Object Model
- What is Page Factory Methods
- Example on POM
- Example on Page Factory
- What is BDD - Behaviour Driven Development
- What is Cucumber Frame work
- Example with BDD - Cucumber
- What is Git, Installation of Git
- What is Git Hub - Creating repository in Github
- What is Continuous Integration
- What is Jenkins
- Configuring Jenkins
- Importing the Project to Eclipse from Github
Skills you will develop:
- Proficiency in writing and executing automated test scripts
- Ability to design and implement robust testing frameworks
- Strong knowledge of different automation testing tools and technologies
- Familiarity with testing methodologies like Agile and DevOps
- Experience with test execution and reporting
- Understanding of how to integrate tests into CI/CD pipelines.
Training Duration: 25 hours
Training Days: Saturday and Sunday (5 hours per session) (5 days/weekends)
Training Session: 10am to 4pm (with 1 x 10min AM break, 1 x 40min Lunch Break and 1 x 10min PM break)
Delivery Method: Instructor Led Online Training
Certification: Certificate of Completion will be provided after completion of training.
Fee: £600 per person. (UK & Europe)
Fee: £700 per person. (International)
Manual Software Testing Training
What is Manual Software Testing Training?
- Manual software testing training teaches how to manually test software for defects and bugs
- Training includes concepts like test coverage, test generation, and regression
- Training also includes practical, case-based training to give students hands-on experience.
Why is Manual Software Testing Training Important?
- Manual testing is essential for detecting major issues in software
- Manual testing is effective at catching things that automated tests might overlook
- Manual testing is often used in early development stages and exploratory testing.
Who should attend the training?
Manual software testing is for a QA developers and testers who evaluate software from the perspective of end user. Manual testing is a key part of the software quality assurance (QA) process. Manual software testing training teaches how to manually test software for defects and bugs. Manual testing is a basic testing method that involves interacting with software as a user would do to identify issues. Anyone who wants to make manual testing as a career, should attend this training.
Course Description:
Our manual software testing course provides you with a comprehensive understanding of manual testing methodologies, techniques, and best practices, equipping you with the skills to identify defects and ensure software quality without relying on automation tools.
Course Content:
- Introduction to Software testing
- Difference between Manual & Automation testing
- Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
- SDLC - Requirements
- SDLC - Analysis
- SDLC - Design
- SDLC - Coding
- SDLC - Testing
- SDLC - Delivery & Maintenance
- SDLC - Models
- Software Testing Life Cycle - STLC
- STLC phases
- Waterfall Method
- Agile Methodology
- Software Testing Methods
- White Box Testing
- Black Box Testing
- Software Testing Levels
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- Module Testing
- System Testing
- UAT Testing
- Special types of Testing
- Monkey Testing
- Ad-hoc Testing
- Test case preparation
- Test scenario preparation
- Test case execution
- Test reports
- Test strategy
- Test plan
- Bug life cycle
- Bug reporting format - excel sheets
- Bug reporting format - tool
- Software testing principles
- Introduction to Automation testing
- Selenium Introduction
- Introduction to Performance testing
- JMeter Introduction
- Introduction to Accessibility testing
- Accessibility test tools
Skills You Will Learn:
- Test Planning and Design: Ability to create comprehensive test plans and design effective test cases
- Test Execution and Reporting: Ability to execute test cases, document findings, and generate clear reports
- Defect Management: Ability to identify, document, and track defects effectively
- Communication and Collaboration: Ability to communicate effectively with developers and other stakeholders
- Problem-Solving: Ability to identify and resolve software issues
- Data Integrity: Understanding the importance of data integrity during testing
- Methodologies: Knowledge of defect lifecycle management and other testing methodologies
- Tools and Software: Familiarity with tools used in software testing.
Training Duration: 20 hours
Training Days: Saturday and Sunday (5 hours per session) (4 days/weekends)
Training Session: 10am to 4pm (with 1 x 10min AM break, 1 x 40min Lunch Break and 1 x 10min PM break)
Delivery Method: Instructor Led Online Training
Certification: Certificate of Completion will be provided after completion of training.
Fee: £400 per person. (UK & Europe)
Fee: £500 per person. (International)
Contact Person:
Mr. Suthventh Seralli
T: +44 208 907 5522
M: +44 7949 351 956
E: seralli@customisedcurriculum.com
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