Master of Manual Testing

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QA Manual Testing course is a course dealing with Software Development of Testing Methodologies. Manual Testing is a process of finding out the defects or bugs in a software program which is done by Manual Tester. In this method, the tester plays an important role of the end-user and verifies that all the features of the application are working correctly. The goal of this course program is to provide you an intensive training & mentor you to be a successful QA Manual Tester for the IT market.

  • Live interaction with Industry leadershipIncludes live Master Classes and Ask me anything sessions
  • 100+ hours of live interactive learningLive Online classes by industry experts
  • With real time projectsBuilt on datasets of various scenarios & real time problems
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Who can choose this career

QA Manual Tester (Beginner to Advance) is an ultimate course designed for the candidates who are looking to make their career in IT as Manual Tester.

You will learn

  1. Introduction to Software Testing
  2. Methodologies
  3. Backend Testing
  4. SQL
  5. Jira- Bug Tracking Tool

Requirements

  1. Internet Connection
  2. Laptop
  3. Basic knowledge of computer
  4. Dedication

The demand for Manual Tester

The median annual wage for QA Manual Tester is $59,760. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. The lowest 10 per cent earned less than $39,550, and the highest 10 per cent earned more than $70,080.

Because of high demand, strong salaries, and loads of flexibility make front-end development a great choice for a career, whether you’re just starting your professional life or embarking on a new chapter. If you’re thinking about making a change, be aware that there’s a lot to learn—but plenty of reasons to learn it.

Learning Path

  • Course 1

    QA Manual Tester (Beginner to Advanced)

    This QA Manual Tester (Beginner to Advance) is created for audiences who are looking to start their career in IT. In this course our Instructor makes sure to cover each and every industrial scenario which will help everyone to enter IT. There is no requirement of any IT knowledge to start this course, our Instructors make sure that anyone who is ready to start a career in IT can easily grab a place in IT Industry as QA (Quality Assurance) after finishing this course.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Introduction to Software Testing

    • 1.1  About testing
    • 1.1  About testing
    • 1.1  Is testing important?
    • 1.1  Is testing important ?
    • 1.1  Why choosing QA testing as career?
    • 1.1  Software testing career (skills, salary, growth)
    • 1.1  Software testing career (skills, salary, growth)
    • 1.1  Difference between Quality Assurance and Quality Control
    • 1.1  Roles and responsibilities of Business Analyst, Developers, Architects, Testing Team (Lead, Manager), Manual and Automation Testers, Project Managers etc.
    • 1.1  Roles and responsibilities of Business Analyst, Developers, Architects, Testing Team (Lead, Manager), Manual and Automation Testers, Project Managers etc.
    • 1.1  Interview Questions

    Module 2: SDLC & STLC

    • 2.1  What is SDLC ?
    • 2.1  What is SDLC ?
    • 2.1  What is STLC ?
    • 2.1  What is STLC ?
    • 2.1  Why software bugs occur ?
    • 2.1  SDLC vs STLC
    • 2.1  Testers qualities
    • 2.1  Testers vs Developers
    • 2.1  Testers vs Developers
    • 2.1  Verification vs Validation
    • 2.1  QA vs QC
    • 2.1  Why testing starts early ?
    • 2.1  Why testing starts early ?
    • 2.1  Documentation in testing
    • 2.1  Software development methodologies
    • 2.1  Software development methodologies
    • 2.1  Interview Questions

    Module 3: Agile Concepts

    • 3.1  Agile methodology
    • 3.1  Agile methodology
    • 3.1  Scrum methodology
    • 3.1  Kanban methodology
    • 3.1  Interview Questions

    Module 4: Different Types of Testing

    • 4.1  Types of testing
    • 4.1  Types of testing
    • 4.1  Software testing methods
    • 4.1  Software testing methods
    • 4.1  Software testing levels
    • 4.1  Software testing levels
    • 4.1  Acceptance testing
    • 4.1  Smoke testing vs Sanity testing
    • 4.1  Smoke testing vs Sanity testing
    • 4.1  System testing
    • 4.1  System testing
    • 4.1  Usability testing: what, why & how
    • 4.1  Usability testing: what, why & how
    • 4.1  What is exploratory testing?
    • 4.1  What is exploratory testing?
    • 4.1  What is risk based testing in software testing
    • 4.1  Interview Questions

    Module 5: Test Plan & Test Cases

    • 5.1  What is test plan ?
    • 5.1  Test plan template
    • 5.1  Test Plan
    • 5.1  Content of test plan
    • 5.1  Test plan sample
    • 5.1  What is test case ?
    • 5.1  Guidelines for writing test cases
    • 5.1  Level of test cases
    • 5.1  Test Cases
    • 5.1  Test Case design templates
    • 5.1  Requirement traceability matrix (RTM)
    • 5.1  Requirement traceability matrix (RTM)
    • 5.1  Importance of RTM
    • 5.1  Setting up test data
    • 5.1  Importance of test data in testing
    • 5.1  Gathering test data
    • 5.1  Advantages of test data gathering
    • 5.1  Interview Questions

    Module 6: Test Strategy and Execution

    • 6.1  Test strategy
    • 6.1  Test strategy document
    • 6.1  Test execution
    • 6.1  Test execution guidelines
    • 6.1  Retesting
    • 6.1  Regression testing
    • 6.1  What is bug leakage

    Module 7: Defects & Defect Management

    • 7.1  What is defect ?
    • 7.1  After a bug found
    • 7.1  Defect priority & Defect severity
    • 7.1  Defect life cycle
    • 7.1  Defect report template
    • 7.1  What is defect logging and tracking ?
    • 7.1  Interview Questions

    Module 8: Test Closure

    • 8.1  Test completion report
    • 8.1  Test completion matrix
    • 8.1  Test result

    Module 9: Skill Path

    • 9.1  Manual testing skill path

    Module 10: To-do List

    • 10.1  Manual testing checklist
  • Course 2

    Jira for Software Testers

    Jira is the tracker for teams planning and building great products. Thousands of teams choose Jira to capture and organize issues, assign work, and follow team activity. At your desk or on the go with the new mobile interface, Jira helps your team get the job done. This Jira for testers course is designed to get you up with speed on how to be more productive and effective in Jira. With more than 4 hours of content, we'll focus on the Jira tasks for testers. The modules in this course are completed focus and designed for software testers, so no matter if you are a junior or senior software tester you'll be able to quickly access the things you need as a tester or as managing a Jira for testing team.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Jira

    • 1.1  Jira tutorial
    • 1.1  Jira login credentials

    Module 2: Introduction to Jira & getting started

    • 2.1  Introduction to Jira
    • 2.1  JIRA Introduction
    • 2.1  Getting started Jira with Zephyr
    • 2.1  Installing Zephyr and Adding Test Issue
    • 2.1  Jira Products
    • 2.1  Atlassian Marketplace for Jira
    • 2.1  Understanding Jira dashboard
    • 2.1  JIRA Dashboard Creaton and Customization
    • 2.1  How to create a project
    • 2.1  Understanding JIRA Project and Creating Projects in JIRA
    • 2.1  Interview Questions

    Module 3: Agile concepts refresher & Jira terms

    • 3.1  Agile methodology
    • 3.1  Introduction to JIRA agile board
    • 3.1  Scrum methodology
    • 3.1  JIRA Board Creation-- SCRUM & KANBAN
    • 3.1  Kanban methodology
    • 3.1  Jira terms
    • 3.1  Interview Questions

    Module 4: Issues in Jira

    • 4.1  Understanding backlog in Jira
    • 4.1  Intro to issues in Jira
    • 4.1  Creating issues
    • 4.1  Cloning issues
    • 4.1  Editing issues
    • 4.1  Linking issues
    • 4.1  Searching for issues
    • 4.1  Creating Favourite search filter for issues
    • 4.1  Interview Questions

    Module 5: Sprint in Jira

    • 5.1  What is sprint
    • 5.1  Creating sprint
    • 5.1  Running sprint TO DO to WIP to DONE

    Module 6: Test issue in Jira

    • 6.1  Atlassian market place
    • 6.1  Atlassian Marketplace for Jira
    • 6.1  Install Zephyr
    • 6.1  Installng Zephyr and Adding Test Issue
    • 6.1  Write test issue in Jira
    • 6.1  How to write Test Cases in JIRA
    • 6.1  Writing test steps
    • 6.1  Execute test issue
    • 6.1  Executing Test Cases in JIRA
    • 6.1  Cloning test cases in Jira
    • 6.1  Cloning Test Cases in Jira
    • 6.1  Exporting test cases in Jira
    • 6.1  Exporting Test Cases in JIRA
    • 6.1  Interview Questions

    Module 7: Finding and reporting bugs

    • 7.1  Bug template
    • 7.1  Introduction of Defect Template
    • 7.1  Adding Bug issue in Jira
    • 7.1  Login Defect IN JIRA
    • 7.1  Attaching files and screenshot to defects
    • 7.1  Adding Screenshots and Images in JIRA issues
    • 7.1  Searching bugs in bulk
    • 7.1  How to search defect and do bulk changes

    Module 8: Reports in Jira

    • 8.1  Introduction to Jira reports
    • 8.1  Reports – burndown chart & burnup chart
    • 8.1  Burndown Chart Report
    • 8.1  Reports – sprint chart
    • 8.1  Sprint Report
    • 8.1  Reports - velocity chart
    • 8.1  Reports - created Vs resolved issue report
    • 8.1  Created Vs Resolved Issue Report
    • 8.1  Interview Questions

    Module 9: Test reporting

    • 9.1  Test summary
    • 9.1  Test cycles
    • 9.1  Traceability matrix

    Module 10: Jira Skill Path

    • 10.1  Jira project activity
  • Course 3

    Database Master

    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Database Presentation

    • 1.1  Database tutorial

    Module 2: Database Introduction

    • 2.1  Part 1 - Introduction
    • 2.1  Part 2 - Database management system (DBMS)
    • 2.1  Part 3 - Three Tier Architecture
    • 2.1  Part 4 - Front-End vs Back-End
    • 2.1  Part 5 - Relational databases
    • 2.1  Part 6 - Database Design Life Cycle
    • 2.1  Part 7 - Complete Guide to Design E Commerce DB
    • 2.1  Part 8 - Constraints
    • 2.1  Part 9 - Normalization
    • 2.1  Part 10 - Final Schema to Design Ecommerce
    • 2.1  Part 11 - ACID
    • 2.1  Part 12 - SQL
    • 2.1  Part 13 - Install MySQL database

    Module 3: Interview Assessment Practice

    • 3.1  Database concept
    • 3.1  Design concept of database
    • 3.1  Backend testing
  • Course 4

    Database / SQL

    In this course, you will learn to create relational databases, write SQL statements to extract data to fulfill the business logic requests, create entity relationship diagrams (ERDs) to design schema, and analyze table designs for excessive redundancy.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Tutorials - PDF

    • 1.1  DATABASES SQL
    • 1.1  Normalization
    • 1.1  SQL Join
    • 1.1  Schema
    • 1.1  PL/SQL
    • 1.1  Database Testing

    Module 2: DB Introduction and Concepts - Videos

    • 2.1  Database Introduction
    • 2.1  DBMS Intoduction
    • 2.1  Understanding FrontEnd and BackEnd
    • 2.1  DBMS Architecture

    Module 3: Data Models and Related Concepts

    • 3.1  DATA Models
    • 3.1  E-R Model
    • 3.1  Attributes in E-R Model
    • 3.1  Types of Entity
    • 3.1  Cardinality
    • 3.1  Relational Data Model
    • 3.1  DBMS vs RDBMS
    • 3.1  DBMS Keys

    Module 4: Normalization Concepts

    • 4.1  DataRedundancy
    • 4.1  Database Anamolies
    • 4.1  Normalization Introduction
    • 4.1  2 Normal Form
    • 4.1  3 Normal Form

    Module 5: ACID

    • 5.1  ACID Property

    Module 6: SQL

    • 6.1  SQL Introduction
    • 6.1  Getting Started with SQL
    • 6.1  Create Database
    • 6.1  Create Table in DB
    • 6.1  Insert Values in Table
    • 6.1  Show Table
    • 6.1  SQL Select Statement
    • 6.1  SQL Clauses
    • 6.1  SQL Like Command
    • 6.1  SQL Join Introduction
    • 6.1  SQL Join Query

    Module 7: Practice Lab - DDL

    • 7.1  Create Database
    • 7.1  Create Table
    • 7.1  Alter Table

    Module 8: Practice Lab - DML

    • 8.1  Select statement
    • 8.1  Select Distinct
    • 8.1  SQL Where
    • 8.1  SQL AND Clause
    • 8.1  SQL OR Clause
    • 8.1  SQL AND & OR Clause
    • 8.1  SQL ORDER BY Clause
    • 8.1  SQL LIMIT Clause
    • 8.1  SQL LIKE
    • 8.1  SQL Wildcards
    • 8.1  SQL IN
    • 8.1  SQL BETWEEN
    • 8.1  SQL Aliases
    • 8.1  SQL JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL INNER JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL LEFT JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL RIGHT JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL FULL OUT JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL UNION
    • 8.1  SQL INSERT
    • 8.1  SQL UPDATE
    • 8.1  SQL DELETE

    Module 9: Practice Lab - SQL Functions

    • 9.1  SQL AVG()
    • 9.1  SQL COUNT()
    • 9.1  SQL MAX()
    • 9.1  SQL MIN()
    • 9.1  SQL SUM()
    • 9.1  SQL GROUP BY
    • 9.1  SQL HAVING

    Module 10: Checklist

    • 10.1  Database/SQL checklist
  • Course 5

    Backend Testing

    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Backend Testing Curriculum

    • 1.1  What is backend testing?
    • 1.1  Importance of backend/database testing
    • 1.1  Database validations
    • 1.1  Data maping
    • 1.1  Acid properties
    • 1.1  Data integrity
    • 1.1  Business rule conformity
    • 1.1  What to test
    • 1.1  Triggers
    • 1.1  Stored procedures
    • 1.1  How to test
    • 1.1  Write backend test cases