Software Testing (Manual & Automation)

This Quality Assurance (QA) / Software Testing training helps participants to understand the core concepts of Software Testing
Learn and understand what does RUP (Rational Unified Process) mean and what are the phases of RUP
This Quality Assurance (QA) Training course also helps you to comprehend different automation test framework
Understand testing life cycle and various types of testing techniques used by a Quality Analyst

Overview

What is this course?

This Software Quality Assurance (QA) Training is designed for those who are new to the IT industry or are from a non-IT background and are aspiring for a job in the Quality Assurance area. On completion of this QA training course, you will be able to develop skills in Quality Assurance (QA)/ Software Testing and work in a project team as a Software Test Engineer.

The first lesson of the Quality Assurance (QA) Training for Beginners course has been offered for free in the curriculum section. Do not forget to click on ‘Complete Lesson’ at the end of every session to get the course complete certificate auto-generated at the end of the course.

Highlights of this course

NO previous qualification or experience required.
Comprehensive support from skilled professionals.
Our quality training standards helps participants in achieving ISEB foundation certification.
Good career prospects and excellent pay packages.

Who can join?

Any IT or non IT literate.

Cost effective & Affordability:

We do not compare ourselves with other institutes offering similar courses; because we at KEYWEST CONSULTING Training believes in Quality education and we don’t compromise on it. KEYWEST CONSULTING has made this course highly cost effective and competitive on price.

On Hand Job Experience with case study

KEYWEST CONSULTING Training believes that practical skills are an essential part of competence in some disciplines. Practical work also helps students develop expertise in critical inquiry, problem solving, experimental design, data analysis and presentation, and a long list of important academic and professional abilities. As practical intelligence is highly valued by professionals in many fields, and by those who employ them, the training has job application case studies for better understandings.

Placement Assistance

We at KEYWEST CONSULTING Training aims that every graduate finds employment in his / her field after completing their training. Based on terms and conditions applied, Placement assistance by the Institution is a permanent part of the student’s career and you will be eligible to use the services of the Career Planning and Placement Department at any time during your IT career.

Infrastructure

KEYWEST CONSULTING Training situated at Bristol UK in a modern, purpose built college, very well placed for quick access. The College and Class rooms have natural light, state of the art centralized air conditioning, spacious areas, and the best technical facilities.

At the end of this Software Testing training course participants will be able to :

Define the basic principles of testing
Describe the ‘V’ model and its relevance to testing throughout the project life cycle
Describe the partition of testing and who should be involved at each stage
Apply selected test techniques throughout the lifecycle
Understand the need for and scope of test management
Recognise the contribution of automated testing tools and define a process for their selection.

MANUAL TESTING: (£500 if done individually)

Introduction to testing
Need of testing
Software development life
Different Models of SDLC
- V-Model
- Fish Model
- Waterfall Model
- Agile Model
  - Extreme Program (XP)
  - Scrum
  - Feature Driver Development (FDD)
  - Dynamic system development method (DSDM)
  - Agile Unified Process (AUP)
  - Kanban
  - Behaviour Driven Development (BDD)
  - Test Driven Development (TDD)
Types of testing
Testing document- Test strategy; Traceability matrix, test plan & test case documents
Common test process
Prepare and Execute test cases based on a project
Defect reporting
Maintenance of testing documents
Project Deliverables
Acceptance Testing- Staging and Production Environment
Understanding Manual Testing concepts with a sample Project
Understanding BDD concepts
Writing BDD Test cases in Gherkins language

AUTOMATION TESTING: (£600 if done individually)

Course Outline :

Selenium is a testing tool for web applications that automates browser actions, simulating user interactions with the web page. The Remote Control extension allows Selenium tests to be scripted and executed from common programming environments like Java and .NET.

This session introduces Selenium and the Remote Control, looking at how we can use Selenium to automate web application testing. It will also cover user interface testing practices and pitfalls.
Selenium tests run directly in a browser, just as real users do. And they run in Internet Explorer, Mozilla and Firefox on Windows, Linux, and Macintosh. No other test tool covers such a wide array of platforms.

Browser compatibility testing. Test your application to see if it works correctly on different browsers and operating systems. The same script can run on any Selenium platform. System functional testing. Create regression tests to verify application functionality and user acceptance.

Course Objectives:

On completion of this course, the delegates will be able to:

Understand all about the Selenium web driver and Cucumber
test applications with Selenium web driver and Cucumber
design efficient and robust tests for both classic and Ajax applications
integration of Selenium into your existing test infrastructure and use other tools
prepare for web testing with Selenium 2 and Cucumber

Target Audience :

This course is designed for candidates having an interest in web-testing.
To get the best out of this course, the candidates must have at least a basic knowledge of web development concepts and languages like HTML and JavaScript.

Introduction and Overview of Selenium

What is automation testing
When best to go for automation
Advantages of Automation
Criteria for Automation
Functional Automation VS Performance Automation
Different Automation tools
What is Selenium
Use of selenium
When selenium can be useful in testing
Features of Selenium
Differences between Selenium and QTP

Selenium Components

Selenium IDE
Selenium Web driver
Selenium Web driver

Configuration of IDE & Dev. Scripts

Recording the script
Running the script
How to Save the recording script
Object Identification
Difference between Test case and test suit

Core Java Fundamentals

Language Fundamentals

Setting up eclipse
Setting up environment for Java programming
Creating Java project in Eclipse
Java Programming Language Keywords
Class and Object
Data Types
Array Declaration, Construction and Initialization
Functions, creating functions
Writing Code using Loops
Handling Exceptions
Creating and working with Objects
Creating and reading property files

Cucumber Fundamentals

What is cucumber
How to configure cucumber
Installing Cucumber in eclipse
Creating Feature files
Writing Features
Writing Scenarios, Scenario outlines with examples
Creating Step definition files
Writing Step definitions
Using Background
What is runner class
Creating runner class

Junit Introduction

Proving it works
Starting from scratch

Developing Reusable Script

Validations
What is validation
What is the use of validation in Automation testing
Understanding unit testing frameworks
Setting up Junit
Testing with Junit

TestNG Framework

What is TestNG
Create TestNG.xml file
Reporting Results & Analyze

Objects Repository

What is object repository
How to use object repository in framework
What is the use of maintain Object repository
Types of creating object repository

Flow Control, Exceptions and Assertions

Writing Code Using Assertions

Additional Concepts

How to use XPath
What is Maven
Creating Maven Project

Selenium 2/ Web Driver

Selenium 2.0 Features
The Selenium Server – When to Use it
Setting up a Selenium – Web Driver Project
Introducing Web Driver’s Drivers
Commands & Operation
Programs on Web Driver

Automation Life Cycle

What is a Framework
Types of Frameworks
Data Driven framework
Keyword driven framework
Hybrid framework
Page Object Model
Use of Framework
How to develop the framework
Integration of the framework
How to execute the scripts from framework

Exam Details: Delegates are required to book their certification with one of the Prometric Centres: ISEB-SWT2, ISTQB-ISEB Certified Tester Foundation Level ( Pearson VUE option)

Exam Cost: £145 + VAT @ 20%

Also on this course we offer

ISEB FOUNDATION certification exam tips and techniques
Hands on Experience
Interview based training

Training Highlights

Instructor Led – Face2Face / True Live Online class
More interaction with student to faculty and student to student.
Detailed presentations. Soft copy of Material to refer any time.
Practical oriented / Job oriented Training. Practice on Software Tools & Real Time project scenarios.
Mock interviews / group discussions / interview related questions.
Test Lab is in Cloud Technology – to practice on software tools if needed.
We discuss about the real time project domains.
The teaching methods / tools / topics we chosen are based on the current competitive job market.

Expected Salary/ Pay Package

Expected Salaries are as follows:
For Contractors £300 to £400 per day
Permanent Positions £40 to £60k per annum all depends on experience and skills set

The Keywest Advantage

Most affordable fees

Our fees are at a bargain, considering what you will get.

Trusted & Approved

We are accredited by APMG to conduct AgilePM training & exam

Experienced trainers

Learn from certified and experienced Agile practitioners

Helpful resources

Resources are made available for the best learning experience.

Recent customers’ success stories

Testimonials

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The presentation was very explanatory and well-understood. The trainer did excellently well. Also the precourse and joining instruction is very helpful and gave me a foundation to start with.
Enril Kree

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Presentation was impressive & encapsulate PMP. The lectures & examples used were expansive, relating real-life project scenario to project management ideology
Jerry Ako