Manual Testing

About Manual Testing

Manual testing is a software inspection take on test cases are render manually without using any programmed tool. All test cases carry through by the tester manually according to the end user's view point. It guarantees whether the application is working, as mentioned in the requirement document or not.

Who Uses

Efficient evident monitoring during the process, which allows the testing engineer to debug or find point at issue more easily. Besides that, as manual testing doesn’t require any tools, a corporate spends less money on testing

For Example

Testing the peer-to-peer to flow of a piece of software. For example, a real estate application that permits users to upload photos

SCOPE

Manual testing has very extensive scope in India. Quality is primary factor for any product, manual testers enhance quality of Product. You have lot to realize in manual testing, there are lot of areas in manual testing (Integration testing, Database testing, installation testing, configuration testing, mobile testing, etc. etc.) which can grow your chances nearly as good career.

Eligibility

Software testing refers to the method of gauging a software package for quality. It is also done to form the merchandise better and minimize all the errors and problems with it. For whitecollar software testing endeavors, we have something called the STLC.

For Example

The modernization and serviceable evolution in manual testing prove that it’s necessary for manual testers for improving their skills and daily working styles

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES

  • Quality Assurance Tester
  • Test Manager, Test Lead
  • Software quality analyst

Course Syllabus

Component – 1
  • Introduction to testing
  • Verification vs. validation
  • Types of Applications
  • SDLC – Software Development Life Cycle
  • Waterfall
  • Prototype
  • Spiral
  • Incremental(Agile methodology and Scrum Framework)
  • V-Model
Component – 2
  • Principles of Testing
  • STLC –Software Testing Life Cycle
  • Difference between Test case, Use case and Scenario.
  • How to prepare test plan and strategy?
  • How to prepare a test case template?
  • Difference between Error, bug, defect, and failure
  • Test Case Design Technique
  • Boundary Value Analysis
  • Equivalence Partitioning
Component – 3
  • Decision Table
  • State Transition Diagram
  • Use Case Testing
  • Bug Life cycle
  • How to Prepare the Bug template?
  • Bug Tracking tool
  • Types of Testing
  • Static and Dynamic testing
  • Functional and Non-functional testing
  • Black box testing and its types
Component – 4
  • White box testing and its types
  • System Integration Testing vs User Acceptance Testing
  • Entry Criteria and Exit Criteria
  • Test Environment and Test data preparation
  • Flow graph notations
  • Statement coverage
  • Branch Coverage
  • Path coverage
  • Cyclometric Complexity
  • Integration testing

 

Component – 5
  • Big Bang Integration
  • Incremental Approach – Top-Down, Bottom-up, and Hybrid
  • Requirement traceability matrices
  • Object
  • Scope of testing
  • Approach
  • Test Deliverable
  • Assumptions
  • Test Automation
Component – 6
  • Test Cases Design
  • Write Test cases
  • Review Test cases
  • Test Cases Template
  • Types of Test Cases
  • Difference between Test Scenarios and Test cases
  • Types of Bugs.
  • Identifying the Bugs.
  • Bug/Defect Life Cycle.
  • Reporting the Bugs.
Component – 7
  • Requirements Phase.
  • Analysis Phase.
  • Design phase.
  • Coding Phase.
  • Testing phase.
  • Delivery and Maintenance Phase.
  • Statement Coverage Testing
  • Branch Coverage Testing
  • Path Coverage Testing
  • Conditional Coverage Testing
  • Loop Coverage Testing

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