
Learn manual and automation testing, including white box, black box, and gray box approaches, functional and non-functional testing, performance, usability, and compatibility, with Selenium and JMeter tools.
Learn to define test case, test suite, test script, and test plan, craft comprehensive login and other test cases, and ensure defect identification and 100% test coverage.
Craft a dynamic test plan that defines scope, approach, resources, and schedule for testing. Identify test items, testing activities, entry and exit criteria, environments, roles, risks, and deliverables.
Practice manual testing on a web app using the Parabank site, executing test cases, logging defects in Jira, and validating UI, inputs, and error messages.
Learn how severity and priority guide bug logging and resolution, with real‑world examples of critical, major, moderate, minor, and cosmetic defects and high, medium, and low priorities.
Automation testing uses specialized software to run regression tests faster, improving accuracy and enabling CI and CD in agile development; tools like Selenium and Apache JMeter automate repetitive tasks.
Learn performance testing as part of software testing, using Apache JMeter to assess load, stress, soak, spike, and scalability, and identify bottlenecks for reliability.
Discover essential software testing interview questions and core topics like use cases, SDLC walkthroughs, test strategy, negative testing, traceability matrix, and formal inspections to boost interview readiness.
Master common interview questions for software testing with practical sql joins, dml and ddl differences, sdlc and agile basics, and testing tools like load runner, simulator and emulator.
Are you looking to start a career in Software Testing but don’t know where to begin? This Manual Software Testing Course 2026 is designed specifically for beginners who want to build a strong foundation in Quality Assurance (QA) without needing prior experience.
This course focuses on Manual Testing concepts, which are essential for every Software Tester before moving into automation. You will learn the complete Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC), along with different types of testing such as functional, non-functional, regression, and smoke testing.
You’ll gain hands-on knowledge in writing test cases, test scenarios, and bug reports, as well as understanding the defect life cycle used in real-world projects. The course also introduces Agile methodology and Scrum practices, helping you understand how testing works in modern development environments.
Additionally, you will get a basic introduction to Automation Testing, so you understand how tools like Selenium fit into the QA process—without going deep into scripting.
This course is ideal for students, freshers, non-technical learners, and professionals looking to switch into IT. By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and practical knowledge to apply for Manual Testing / QA roles and clear interviews successfully.
Start your QA journey today and build a solid foundation in Software Testing!