
Discover how the software development lifecycle guides building websites from requirements to deployment, compare waterfall and agile methods, and learn module-by-module development, testing, and scrum integration.
Explore how scrum and agile practices organize requirements into product backlogs, user stories, and releases, with sprints tracked by the burn down chart to deliver a restaurant website.
Track progress across sprints and releases, guided by the scrum master. Explore agile and SDLC concepts, including backlogs, retrospective meetings, testing, and moving from development to production.
Discover what software testing is and why quality assurance relies on dedicated testers to ensure functionality, usability, security, UI, acceptance, regression, system, and stress testing.
Explore functional, UI, acceptance, accessibility, compliance, and ad hoc testing, and contrast black-box and white-box approaches using a banking app example.
Explore continuing software testing types, including black box and white box testing, unit and smoke testing, and regression testing across the SDLC to inform test plans.
Integrate sign-up and login flows, then perform regression testing to ensure new changes don’t disrupt existing functionality. Emphasize automation for regression tests and stress and load testing to reveal bottlenecks.
Create a market-standard test plan and test cases from scratch to guide functional and UI testing, including objectives, scope, environment, entry/exit criteria, risks, and deliverables.
Define the scope and assumptions for a system test plan, specify in-scope modules and out-of-scope areas, and outline entry and exit criteria, environment, and risk considerations for web testing.
Finalize the test plan and develop test cases by reading the plan, mapping deadlines for sign-in, sign-up, join, and search property modules, storing scripts and results in SharePoint before testing.
Explore how to write test cases from functional requirements for the sign-in feature, detailing references to requirement IDs, preconditions, objectives, steps, and expected results, with emphasis on evidence and coverage.
Finalize test case writing for the home-start.com login by detailing steps, negative and positive scenarios, execution results, and evidence to guide team testing.
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Quality Assurance is a must need in today’s era of technology. Meeting the expected quality of an application has become an essential factor for organizations. This is where software development and software testing concepts come into play. Organizations need to follow certain quality assurance standards in order to survive in the market competition. It is must required to understand software development life cycle before executing software testing concepts. We often ignore software testing fundamentals and manual testing concepts which is hugely harmful. IT professionals can never reach the expected level of success without a strong foundation in software development and software testing concepts. Also, it has not been easy to find project oriented and real-time training in software testing fundamentals. However, we all need to learn the basics of quality assurance and testing before jumping into any sort of automation. In this course, we took a hands-on and step by step approach to make it easier for IT professionals to master software testing core concepts. This course includes basic and advanced QA training videos with practical examples of different aspects of testing including software development life cycle (SDLC), overview of specific roles and real-time work environment for a software tester, different types of testing, creating comprehensive test plans, and test cases.