About Diploma in Software Tools Testing
Testing is a critical phase of Software Development Life Cycle. Manual testing is the process in which the defects are identified, isolated, subjected for justification and ensure that the product is defect-free, in-order to produce quality product. However it requires the necessary knowledge such as about different types of manual testing, software development life cycle. In this course you will learn everything that is required from a good manual tester.
The course starts with an overview of the concepts of software testing. Then, you will learn that time testing should begin in the life cycle of software development to save resources. After that, you will learn about the difference between testing and validation. The strengths, weaknesses and defects of a V model and fault model program will be also known to you.
A student will learn the various functional test types such as unit, integration, blackbox, blank box, system and regression. The techniques of blackbox test design are also discussed in detail, such as the special value assessments, combination testing, decision-table testing, pairs or all-pairs testing methods. In addition, you will learn the various techniques of whitebox testing, including modified condition and coverage (MC / DC) testing and path testing.
This course helps you to master the various techniques and tools used in software testing. You learn to determine which test case is best used and when to use this during the life-cycle of software development. This saves you time, effort, money and other resources while ensuring the quality of testing software products. Register now and proceed to become a test software expert.
Diploma in Software Tools Testing Highlights
Course Duration
6 Months
(4 Months course and 2 months Project)Learners
50000
Delivery Mode
Online
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Module 01 : Basic concepts
Brief Intraduction to Software Systems and SDLC
Basic Testing Vocabulary- Quality Assurance versus Quality Control
- The Cost of Quality
- Software Quality Factors
- How Quality is Defined
- Why Do We Test Software?
- What is a Defect?
- The Multiple Roles of the Software Tester(People Relationships)
- Scope of Testing
- When Should Testing Occur?
- Testing Constraints
- Life Cycle Testing
- Independent Testing
- What is a QA Process?
- Levels of Testing
- The “V” Concept of Testing
Module 02
- a. Testing Techniques
- Structural versus Functional Technique Categories
- Verification versus Validation
- Static versus Dynamic Testing
- Examples of Specific Testing Techniques
- b. Test Administration
- Test Planning
- Customization of the Test Process
- Budgeting
- Scheduling
- c. Create the Test Plan
- Prerequisites to test planning
- Understand the Characteristics of the Software Being Developed
- Build the Test Plan
- Write the Test Plan
- Test Cases:
- Test case Design
- Building test cases
- Test data mining
- Test execution
- Test Reporting
- Defect Management
- Test Coverage – Traceability matrix
- Test Metrics – Guidelines and usage
- Test reporting
- Guidelines for writing test reports
- a. Managing Change
- Software Configuration Management
- Change Management
- b. Risks
- Risk Analysis and Management with examples
- c. User Acceptance testing
- in detail explanation with details
- d. Case Study
- How to test web, stand alone and database applications – with examples
- e. Help with resume and testing interview skills
- f. Automation Testing Basics
- Basics of automation testing – why, when and how to perform automation testing
- Factors for choosing a particular tool
- An overview for the major functional testing tools
- Overview of Test management and bug tracking tools