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Manual Testing

The document discusses manual testing and its various processes and techniques. It introduces software testing and the software development life cycle (SDLC). It then covers different SDLC models and testing methods like white box, black box and gray box testing. The document also discusses different testing levels like unit, integration, system and acceptance testing. It provides details about performance, load, stress and other types of testing. Finally, it discusses the software testing life cycle and includes sections on test planning, case design, execution and management using tools.

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Manual Testing

The document discusses manual testing and its various processes and techniques. It introduces software testing and the software development life cycle (SDLC). It then covers different SDLC models and testing methods like white box, black box and gray box testing. The document also discusses different testing levels like unit, integration, system and acceptance testing. It provides details about performance, load, stress and other types of testing. Finally, it discusses the software testing life cycle and includes sections on test planning, case design, execution and management using tools.

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MANUAL TESTING

Introduction
 Introduction to software Testing
 Software Development Process
 Project Vs Product
 Objectives of Testing
 Testing Principles

Software Development Life Cycle


 SDLC

SDLC Models
 Waterfall Model
 Spiral Model
 V-Model
 Prototype Model
 Agile Model(Scrum)
 How to choose model for a project

Software Testing-Methods
 White Box Testing
 Black Box Testing
 Gray Box Testing

Levels of Testing

Unit Testing

Integration Testing
 Structural Testing
 Statement Coverage Testing
 Condition Coverage Testing
 Path Coverage Testing
 Big Bang Integration
 Top down approach
 Bottom up approach
 Stubs and Drivers

System Testing
Functional Testing

Non Functional Testing


 Compatibility Testing
 Performance Testing
 Load Testing
 Volume Testing
 Stress Testing
 Recovery Testing
 Installation Testing
 Security Testing
 Usability Testing
 Accessibility Testing

What is the difference B/W Performance Load & Stress Testing

User Acceptance Testing


 Alpha Testing
 Beta Testing

Testing Terminology
 End-End Testing
 Ad-hoc Testing
 Risk Based Testing
 Sanity/Smoke Testing
 Re-Testing
 Regression Testing
 Exploratory Testing
 Parallel Testing
 Concurrent Testing
 Globalization Testing
 II8N
 LI0N

Windows & Web Application Testing


 Check List for Window App Testing
 Check List for Web Application Testing
 Web APP Testing Terminologies

Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)


Test Strategy

Test Planning

Test planning

Test Cases Design


 Error guessing
 Equivalence Partition
 Boundary Value Analysis

Test case Authoring


 Functional Test case
 Review of test case
 Walkthroughs
 Inspection
 Peer Review
 Traceability Matrix

Build Release process


 SRN & DD
 Build Deployment
 Project DevEnv(Dev, Test ,Prod)

Test Execution Process

Defect Reporting & Tracking


 Defect Reporting
 Defect Life cycle
 Severity ,priority
 Defect Tracking Tools

Test Closure
 Criteria for Test Closure
 Test Summary Reports

Additional
 Introduction to VSS
 Project Metrics
 QA & QC
 ISO &CMM standards
 Testing Certifications
 Interview Questions
 Organization Hierarchy
 Role of Proect Team members

Test case management tool:


 Introduction to test case management tool
 Test Rail
 Basics of Test Rail
 Installation of Test Rail
 How to write Test cases in Test Rail
 How to create Test Suites
 Grouping of Test Cases
 Conclusion of Test Rail

Bug Reporting Tool:-


 JIRA
 Basics of JIRA
 Purpose of JIRA tool
 Bugs Reporting
 Bugs Tracking
 Filtering Bugs
 Project management in JIRA
 Conclusion

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