Manual Testing course for IT and Non-IT folks

Name: Manual Testing course for IT and Non-IT folks
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Manual Testing course for IT and Non-IT folks can learn the fundamentals and become successful in the IT industry.

Created byKumar Gupta Isha Training Solutions, Anand Kumar Gupta

Last updated 3/2024

English

What you'll learn

At the end of this course, you will be able to understand Software Testing Concepts / Methodologies and the complete cycle of Manual Testing.
Crystal clear understanding on how Software Projects are handled in real time with Live examples.
Testing types and their real time usages in Projects at different stages Complete knowledge on QA process starting from requirement gathering to Project deliver
Understanding on popular defect management tools like JIRA and Quality Center
Strong exposure on designing test cases and defect life cycle process
Terminologies used in Software Testing
This Course will cover Manual Testing Concepts like Software Development Life Cycle, Software testing life cycle
You will be able to write Test scenarios and test cases on your own

Course content

1 section • 64 lectures • 22h 46m total length

Day - 1 Introduction - A Non IT guy can also be a Manual Tester12:45
A Non-IT guy can also be a Manual Tester
Day - 1 Required Excellent Communication Skills2:01
Required Excellent Communication Skills.
Material0:07
Day - 1 Product and Project based Companies15:51
Day - 1 Product and Project based Companies
Day - 1 Quality8:39
Quality
Day - 1 Defects and Latest definition for Quality14:23
Day - 1 Defects and Latest definition for Quality
Day - 1 Software Testing7:50
Day - 1 Recap10:13
Day - 1 Recap
Day - 2 - How does a project starts (Part - 1)18:59
How to get a Project
Day - 2 - How does a project starts (Part - 2)13:13
How does a Project starts
Day - 2 SDLC28:33
Day - 2 Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Day - 2 Recap15:06
Day 2 Recap
Day 3 - SDLC - Analysis Phase - (Requirement Analysis and Feasibility Study).10:42
Day 3 - SDLC - Analysis Phase - (Requirement Analysis and Feasibility Study).
Day 3 - 2nd Phase (Analysis Phase) - SDLC - Tentative planning12:38
Day 3 - 2nd Phase (Analysis Phase) - SDLC - Tentative Planning.
Day 3 - SDLC - 3rd Phase - Design Phase20:47
Day 3 - SDLC 3rd Phase - Design Phase
Day - 3 Recap13:44
Day 3 Recap
Day - 4 SDLC - 3rd Phase - Design Phase22:50
Day - 4 - 3rd Design Phase
Day - 4 SDLC 4th Phase - Coding Phase15:07
Day 4 (Coding Phase - 4th Phase).
Day 4 Recap4:31
Day - 4 Recap
Day - 5 SDLC 5th Phase -Testing Phase Part -120:58
Manual Testing Day - 5 - Testing Phase Part - 1
Day - 5 - SDLC 5th Phase Testing Phase Part - 228:13
Manual Testing Day - 5 - Testing Phase Part - 2
Day - 5 -- What is a Test Case.16:18
What is a Test Case.
Day - 6 -- Delivery and Maintenance Phase37:01
6th and Last Phase - Delivery and Maintenance Phase.
Day - 6 --- Sorts of Testing16:35
Sorts of Testing.
Day - 6 Recap2:56
Day - 6 Recap
Day - 7 Environment (Part 1)41:07
Environment
Servers
Database
Deployment
Day - 7 Recap1:39
Day 7 Recap
Day - 8 - Types of Environment (Part 2)18:01
Types of Environment
Type - 1 - Stand Alone Environment
Day - 8 Types of Environment - (Part - 3)28:09
Types of Environment
2 Tier (or) Client Server Architecture / Environment
3 Tier Architecture / Environment
n Tier Architecture / Environment.
Day - 8 Recap37:23
Day - 8 Recap
Production Environment
Development Environment
Testing Environment
Recap of SDLC
Build
Release
Deployment
Day - 9 Sorts of Testing and Test Methods15:14
Sorts of Testing
Methods of Testing
Day - 9 Recap5:47
Day - 9 Recap
Day 10 - Levels of Testing and Approaches39:02
Levels of Testing
Approaches
Day - 10 Recap1:59
Day 10 Recap
Day - 11 System Level Testing10:32
System Level Testing
System Integration Testing.
Day - 11 Last Level of Testing - User Acceptance Testing - UAT22:47
User Acceptance Testing.
Day - 11 Recap2:05
Day - 11 Recap
Day - 12 Waterfall Model24:32
Waterfall Model
Day - 12 - Spiral Model and Incremental Model14:31
Spiral Model
Incremental Model
Day - 12 - Importance of V-Model and Interview Tips6:49
Importance of V-Model
Interview Tips
Day - 12 Recap2:29
Recap
Day - 13 V-Model26:17
V - Model
Day - 13 Agile and Scrum Model21:46
Agile and Scrum Model
Day - 13 Recap1:43
Day - 13 Recap
Day -14 Agile and Scrum Model56:04
Agile and Scrum Model Part 2
Day - 15 Types of Testing23:04
Sanity Testing
Smoke Testing
Day - 15 Types of Testing -Regression Testing, Automation Testing24:27
Regression Testing
Automation Testing
Day - 16 Re Testing, Installation Testing22:29
Day - 15 Recap
Day - 16 Re Testing
Installation Testing
Day - 16 Compatibility Testing , Monkey Testing , Usability Testing32:53
Compatibility Testing
Monkey Testing
Usability Testing
Exploratory Testing
Day - 17 End-to-End Testing, Security Testing25:23
End-to-End Testing
Security Testing
Authentication Testing
Day 17 -Direct URL Testing, User Privilege Testing, Adhoc Testing22:32
Direct URL Testing
User Privilege Testing
Adhoc Testing
Day - 18 STLC - Software Testing Life Cycle.41:18
Software Testing Life Cycle
Day - 19 - STLC - Test Plan29:48
Introduction
Scope
Test Approach / Test Strategy
Basic Criteria - Entry Criteria
Exit Criteria
Day - 20 Test Plan - Suspension and Resumption Criteria16:24
Day - 19 Recap
Suspension Criteria
Resumption Criteria
Test deliverables
Day - 20 - Test Plan Continuation20:37
Test Environment
Technical Design Document (TDD)
Resource Planning
Mile Stone dates (or) Scheduling
Staffing and Training
Recap of Day 2012:49
Day - 20 Recap
Day - 21 - Test plan, Types of Testing, Test Design Techniques28:17
Types of Testing
Test design techniques
Test metrices
Terminology
Day - 22 Test Cases33:58
Test Case
Use Case
Implicit Requirement
Explicit Requirement
Day - 23 Pre Condition, Post Condition, Flow of Events, RTM, Test43:11
Pre-Condition
Post-Condition
Flow of Events
RTM
Test Cases
Day - 24 - Test Cases, GUI Test Cases, Functional Test Cases.37:27
How to write Test Cases
GUI Test Cases
Functional Test Cases
Day - 25 - Test Cases on Implicit and Explicit Requirements37:46
How we can write the Test Cases
Test Cases on Implicit Requirements
Test Cases on Explicit Requirements
Day - 26 - Bug/Defect life cycle Part - 11:01:45
Bug/Defect life cycle
Test design techniques
Test planning phase
Test design/development
Test Execution
Result Analysis
Bug Tracking
Reporting
Day - 27 Bug Tracking and Defects Life Cycle Part - 21:13:23
Bug tracking
Defects life cycle
Severity and Priority
Day - 28 Bug Tracking and Defects Life Cycle Last Part31:12
Bug Tracking and Defects Life Cycle Last Part

Requirements

Interest in Software Testing/QA Industry
This course is perfect for beginners. It's designed to be easy to understand and follow, so you can make the most of your learning experience.
If you have basic English skills, you can easily learn this course. No prior experience is required, so you can jump right in and start learning. With patience and dedication, you'll be able to understand and complete the course in no time.
No testing experience is required. Everything is explained from the Scratch in this tutorial
None, All prerequisites are taken care as part of course

Description

Manual testing is a great skill to have in the IT industry. With the proper guidance and dedication, anyone can learn the fundamentals and become successful in the IT industry. It's all about gaining the necessary knowledge and experience to become a manual tester.
Here we will be discussing the theoretical basis of testing. This course covers basic to advanced topics, traditional testing approaches to the latest trends in software testing.
This course discusses the basic terminology and steps in software testing. This gives you a quick start and kicks your journey in knowing this promising profession.
This is for anyone who is preparing for interviews for software testing jobs. This is for anyone who wants to pursue a new career in software testing or wants to strengthen their fundamentals in this field.
We will start our discussion with a quick introduction to software testing. We discuss why is it important, the principles of software testing, and the key skills required in this field. There are different ways to group or classify software testing methods or approaches. We will discuss commonly used classifications and types of testing. We will discuss test scenarios and learn to write test cases. There are lessons on the defect life cycle and its classifications.
There are modules on traditional testing approaches, and new approaches like test-driven development, or TDD, and acceptance test-driven development, or ATDD. We will discuss all of these, and there will be an introduction to Model Driven Development and model-based testing.
Along with this, a list of different types of testing and short descriptions, which are not covered in other modules are provided at the end of this course.

Who this course is for:

Any fresh graduates or non IT candidates who are looking for IT career
Any one who would like to move to Manual Testing field