ISTQB Certified Tester - Foundation Level latest Version

Name: ISTQB Certified Tester - Foundation Level latest Version
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Master the Essentials of Software Testing in Arabic ||Unlock Your Testing Potential: ISTQB Foundation Level in Arabic

Created byAbdulraheem faisal alsaka

Last updated 5/2025

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What you'll learn

Understanding Software Testing Fundamentals: students will have a solid understanding of software testing principles, processes, and terminology,
Learn to apply test design techniques (e.g., equivalence partitioning, boundary analysis, decision tables, state transition) for effective test case design.
Gain proficiency in test management: planning, estimation, monitoring, control. Learn testing tools' roles in software testing lifecycle.
Equip learners to pass ISTQB Foundation Level exam with knowledge & skills. Demonstrate understanding of testing concepts & techniques professionally.
Understanding Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC): Gain insight into various phases of SDLC and how testing integrates into each phase for efficient software
Effective Bug Reporting and Tracking: Learn best practices for identifying, documenting, and tracking software defects throughout the testing process.
Quality Assurance Standards and Compliance: Understand industry standards and regulatory requirements for ensuring software quality and compliance.
Risk-Based Testing Approach: Implement a risk-based testing strategy to prioritize testing efforts and focus on areas with the highest potential impact.
Test Automation Fundamentals: Acquire knowledge of test automation principles, tools, and frameworks to streamline testing processes and improve efficiency.

Course content

6 sections • 69 lectures • 9h 32m total length

1.1. What is Testing?8:26
1.1.1. Test Objectives9:56
Set and evaluate test objectives by inspecting requirements, user stories, design, and code. Reduce risk, verify fulfillment, and validate compliance with contractual, legal, and regulatory standards for stakeholders.
1.1.2. Testing and Debugging9:19
1.2. Why is Testing Necessary?.5:28
1.2.1. Testing’s Contributions to Success6:19
1.2.2. Testing and Quality Assurance (QA)6:24
Clarify how testing differs from QA and QC, and how QA applies preventive and corrective, process-oriented strategies to improve development processes, reduce defects, and ensure product quality.
1.2.3. Errors, Defects, Failures, and Root Causes7:28
Identify how human errors become defects and failures. Learn how root cause analysis reduces defect frequency across the SDLC.
1.3. Testing Principles9:39
1.4. Test Activities, Testware and Test Roles PART 19:14
1.4. Test Activities, Testware and Test Roles PART 27:34
1.4.2. Test Process in Context8:42
1.4.3. Testware9:55
Explore testware and core test activities, including planning, test plan, risk register, entry and exit criteria, monitoring, control, and test environments.
1.4.4. Traceability between the Test Basis and Testware3:28
Trace the link between the test basis and testware, connect requirements with test cases, and monitor test results to manage high-risk areas through traceability.
1.4.5. Roles in Testing3:01
1.5.1. Generic Skills Required for Testing5:01
1.5.2. Whole Team Approach7:33
Embrace a whole team approach rooted in extreme programming, where any team member can perform tasks and all share responsibility for quality, including acceptance testing and automation.
1.5.3. Independence of Testing8:45

2.1.1. Impact of the Software Development Lifecycle on Testing5:37
2.1. Testing in the Context of a Software Development Lifecycle9:51
2.1.2. Software Development Lifecycle and Good Testing Practices5:49
2.1.3. Testing as a Driver for Software Development9:25
2.1.4. DevOps and Testing9:59
2.1.5. Shift-Left Approach7:14
2.1.6. Retrospectives and Process Improvement5:41
2.2.1. Test Levels9:30
Explore test levels and types, from unit and component testing to integration and system testing, including non-functional, security, and acceptance testing, with alpha and beta testing.
2.2.2. Test Types6:41
2.2.3. Confirmation Testing and Regression Testing4:10
2.3. Maintenance Testing6:31

3.1. Static Testing Basics8:14
3.1.1. Work Products Examinable by Static Testing2:49
3.1.2. Value of Static Testing3:03
3.1.3. Differences between Static Testing and Dynamic Testing5:56
Explore the differences between static and dynamic testing, including how static testing, dynamic testing, and root-cause analysis uncover defects and guide debugging on mobile and code.
3.2.1. Benefits of Early and Frequent Stakeholder Feedback3:41
3.2.2. Review Process Activities7:36
3.2.3. Roles and Responsibilities in Reviews7:06
3.2.4. Review Types7:04
Explore informal, formal, technical reviews, and inspections, and how roles like moderator, review leader, and scribe help gain consensus, identify defects, and fix issues.
3.2.5. Success Factors for Reviews3:35
Identify success factors for reviews, including technical inspection walkthroughs and reviews in small chunks, with feedback to stakeholders and authors, plus preparation time, management support, and training to embed reviews.

4.1. Test Techniques Overview4:40
Explore black-box and white-box testing techniques, including equivalence partitioning, boundary value analysis, and decision tables with state transitions, and how test analysis, design, and execution support system behavior testing.
4.2.1. Equivalence Partitioning Part 18:55
Explore equivalence partitioning as a black-box testing technique that divides data into valid and invalid partitions, guiding consistent test case generation for android applications showing tv shows.
4.2.1. Equivalence Partitioning Part 210:11
4.2.2. Boundary Value Analysis3:57
Explore boundary value analysis and equivalence class partitioning, and learn how to design effective boundary-focused test cases using multiple boundary value analysis patterns.
4.2.3. Decision Table Testing20:51
4.2.4. State Transition Testing22:28
Explore state transition testing through state diagrams and tables, ensuring all states and valid transitions are exercised while handling invalid transitions, with examples from login and account scenarios.
4.3.1. Statement Testing and Statement Coverage26:11
4.3.2. Branch Testing and Branch Coverage15:54
4.3.3. The Value of White-box Testing4:27
4.4.1. Error Guessing6:32
Explore error guessing, a black box testing technique that uses past defects and expert knowledge to anticipate errors, design tests, and reveal defects in applications.
4.4.2. Exploratory Testing6:00
4.4.3. Checklist-Based Testing3:25
Explore checklist-based testing, focusing on entry and exit criteria, test items framed as questions, and coverage of functional and non-functional testing including security.
4.5.1. Collaborative User Story Writing7:28
4.5.2. Acceptance Criteria11:00
Explore acceptance criteria and acceptance test driven development through user story scenarios, including refund rules for premiums on cancellations, email confirmations, and rule oriented appointment requests.

5.1.1. Purpose and Content of a Test Plan18:42
5.1.2. Tester's Contribution to Iteration and Release Planning5:09
5.1.3. Entry Criteria and Exit Criteria5:45
Identify entry criteria and exit criteria for software testing, including smoke tests, test cases, and requirements. Assess defects, defect density, regression testing, and static testing to evaluate test outcomes.
5.1.4. Estimation Techniques17:35
5.1.5. Test Case Prioritization10:24
5.1.6. Test Pyramid10:21
5.1.7. Testing Quadrants6:18
5.2.1. Risk Definition and Risk Attributes5:24
5.2.2. Project Risks and Product Risks6:45
5.2.3. Product Risk Analysis11:42
5.2.4. Product Risk Control6:47
5.3.1. Metrics used in Testing10:10
5.3.2. Purpose, Content and Audience for Test Reports6:54
5.3.3. Communicating the Status of Testing4:37
Communicate the status of testing through dashboards and formal reports. Align with an organizational test strategy and self-organizing teams, using email, chat, or Slack for communication.
5.4. Configuration Management8:24
5.5. Defect Management13:28

Requirements

No previous experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know from scratch.
No prior experience in software testing required. This course provides comprehensive instruction from the basics, making it suitable for beginners.

Description

Embark on a journey to become a certified software tester with our comprehensive ISTQB Certified Tester - Foundation Level - V4.0 course, presented entirely in Arabic. This course is designed to equip you with the fundamental knowledge and skills needed to excel in the field of software testing.

Throughout this course, you will dive deep into the principles and best practices of software testing, covering key topics such as test design techniques, test management, test tools, and more. You will learn how to effectively plan, execute, and manage software tests to ensure the quality and reliability of software products.

With a focus on practical application, our course includes hands-on exercises, real-world examples, and interactive discussions to reinforce your learning and help you gain valuable insights into the testing process. Whether you're new to software testing or looking to enhance your skills, this course will provide you with the foundation you need to succeed as a certified software tester.

By the end of the course, you will be well-prepared to pass the ISTQB Certified Tester - Foundation Level - V4.0 exam and take your first step towards a rewarding career in software testing. Join us and start your journey towards becoming a certified software testing professional today!"

Who this course is for:

Beginners: Those with no prior experience in software testing who want to learn foundational concepts and techniques from scratch.
Software Developers: Developers interested in understanding the testing process to ensure the quality of their code and improve collaboration with testers.
Quality Assurance (QA) Professionals: QA professionals seeking certification in ISTQB Foundation Level to validate their expertise and advance their careers.
Testers: Testers looking to enhance their knowledge of testing methodologies, tools, and best practices to excel in their roles.
IT Professionals: IT professionals interested in expanding their skill set to include software testing for better career prospects and job opportunities.
Career Changers: Individuals considering a career transition into software testing from related fields such as software development, project management, or quality assurance.
Students and Graduates: College students or recent graduates studying computer science, engineering, or related fields who want to supplement their academic learning with practical skills in software testing to increase employability.

ISTQB Certified Tester - Foundation Level latest Version

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Fundamentals of Testing17 lectures • 2hr 6min

Testing Throughout the Software Development Lifecycle11 lectures • 1hr 20min

Static Testing9 lectures • 49min

Test Analysis and Design14 lectures • 2hr 32min

5. Managing the Test Activities16 lectures • 2hr 28min

6. Test Tools2 lectures • 16min

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