Automation and Manual Testing Course Syllabus

About The Course:

Both manual and automation testing play crucial roles in this process. Explore the fundamentals of manual testing, covering everything from software testing introduction to test case design techniques. Acquire practical skills in inspecting web elements, performing actions on elements, and creating Selenium automation frameworks. Elevate your expertise in writing Selenium test cases, executing test batches, and analyzing test results. Join us to advance your skills and proficiency in Automation and Manual Testing.

Course Certification:

successfully completing our comprehensive Automation and Manual Testing course, participants receive a prestigious certification, recognizing their proficiency in navigating the intricacies of software testing. Delve into software testing methodologies, test case design techniques, Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, and the automation testing life cycle. Acquire hands-on experience in inspecting web elements, performing actions, and creating robust automation frameworks. 

MANUAL TESTING COURSE SYLLABUS

Module 1: Software Testing Introduction

1. What is testing?

2. Importance of testing

3. Roles and Responsibilities Principles of software testing

4. What is Quality?

5. How much testing is enough?

6. Differences between Manual and Automation Testing

Module 2: Software Development Life Cycle

1. SDLC Phases

1. Requirements Phase.

2. Analysis Phase.

3. Design phase.

4. Coding Phase. Testing phase.

5. Delivery and Maintenance Phase.

2. SDLC Models

1. Waterfall Model.

2. V Model

3. Agile Model.

4. Prototype Model.

5. Spiral Model

Module 3: Software Testing Methodologies

1. White Box Testing.

2. Black Box Testing.

3. Grey Box Testing.

Module 4: Test Case Design Techniques

1. Static Techniques:

2. Informal Reviews

3. Walkthroughs

4. Technical Reviews

5. Inspection Dynamic Techniques:

6. Structural Techniques

7. Statement Coverage Testing

8. Branch Coverage Testing

9. Path Coverage Testing

10. Conditional Coverage Testing

11. Loop Coverage Testing

12. Black Box Techniques

13. Boundary Value Analysis

14. Equivalence Class Partition

15. State Transition Technique

16. Cause Effective Graph

17. Decision Table

18. Use Case Testing

19. Experienced Based Techniques:

20. Error guessing

21. Exploratory testing

Module 5: Levels of Testing

1. Functional Testing

1. Unit Testing

2. Integration Testing

3. System Testing User Acceptance Testing.

4. Sanity/Smoke Testing.

5. Regression Test.

2. Non Functional Testing

1. Performance Testing.

2. Memory Test

3. Scalability Testing.

4. Compatibility Testing.

5. Security Testing. Cookies Testing.

6. Session Testing.

7. Recovery Testing.

8. Installation Testing.

9. Adhoc Testing.

10. Risk Based Testing.

11. I18N Testing.

12. L1ON Testing.

13. Compliance Testing.

Module 6: Software Testing Life Cycle

1. Requirements Analysis/Design

1. Understand the requirements

2. Prepare Traceability Matrix

2. Test Planning

1. Object.

2. Scope of Testing.

3. Roles & Responsibilities.

4. Risks & Mitigations.

5. Entry & Exit Criteria.

6. Test Automation.

3.Test Cases Design

1. Write Test cases

2. Review Test cases

3. Test Cases Template

4. Types of Test Cases

5. Difference between Test Scenarios and Test Cases.

4.Test Environment setup

1. Understand the SRS

2. Hardware and software requirements

3. Test Data

5.Test Execution

1. Execute test cases Defect Tracking and Reporting

2. Types of Bugs.

3. Identifying the Bugs.

4. Bug/Defect Life Cycle.

5. Reporting the Bugs.

6. Severity and priority

6.Test Closure

1. Criteria for test closure

2. Test summary report

7. Test Metrics

1. What is Test Measurements?

2. Why Test Metrics?

3. Metric Life Cycle.

4. Types of Manual Test Metrics.

Module 7: QA & QC & Testing

1. What is Quality Assurance?

2. What is Quality Control?

3. Differences of QA & QC & Testing

AUTOMATION TESTING  Moudle1 : Java

1. Environment Setup

2. Basic Syntax

3. Variable Types

4. Basic Datatypes

5. Basic Operators

6. Java Control Statements

7. Loop Control

8. Decision Making

9. If-else

10. Switch

11. For Loops

12. For-Each Loops

13. While Loops

14. do-while Loops

15. Break

16. Continue

Java Object Oriented Programming

Object & Classes

1. Methods

2. Constructors

3. Access Modifiers

4. Inheritance

5. Polymorphism

6. Overriding

7. Abstraction

8. Encapsulation Interfaces

9. Java Packages

10. Inner classes

11. Java Data Types

12. Characters

13. Java File Handling

14. Files and I/O

15. Error & Exceptions

16. Java Exceptions

17. Multithreading

18. Multithreading

19. Synchronization

20. Synchronization

21. Inter-thread Communication

22. Thread Deadlock

23. Thread Control

24. Networking

25. Networking

26. URL Processing

27. Generics

28. Collections

29. Java List Interface

30. Queue Interface

Java Map Interface

1. SortedMap Interface

2. Java Set Interface

3. SortedSet Interface

Java Data Structures

1. Data Structures

2. Enumeration

3. Java Collections Algorithms

4. Iterators

5. Comparators

Module 2:TestNG Testing Framework for Selenium 

1. Install TestNG plug-in for Eclipse IDE

2. Create Test Batches (TestNG Programs)

3. Prioritize Test Cases

4. Grouping Test Cases

5. Executing Test Batches

6. Generating Test Reports

Module 3: Selenium Automation Framework

1. Selenium Test Environment Setup By Integrating Maven with Selenium

2. Create a Folder Structure -To store Automation resources like Page Objects, Reusable Functions, Test Cases, Test Data, Test Results, etc.

3. Create Automation Resources -Object Repositories/Page Objects, Reusable Functions, etc.

4. Create Selenium Test Cases

5. Execute/Run Test Batches

6. Analyze Test Results & Report Defects.

7. Re & Regression Testing

8. Maintain Test Automation Resources

9. Selenium Test Environment Setup

10. Inspect Web/HTML Elements

11. Locating Elements in Selenium (Using Element Locators)

12. Performing Actions on Elements (Using Selenium WebDriver Methods)

13. Selenium Page Object Model (Creating Object Repositories) Writing Selenium Test Cases