Testing, Manual & Automation

Testing, Manual & Automation

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In the world of software development, testing plays a crucial role in ensuring that applications run smoothly and meet the desired requirements.

Manual testing involves a tester manually executing test cases without the use of automation tools.
Automation testing uses software to run tests and compare actual outcomes with expected results.

At Monkshala, our Testing, Manual & Automation Course is designed to provide you with a strong foundation in both manual and automated testing methodologies. You’ll learn how to identify bugs, improve software quality, and utilize industry-leading automation tools to streamline testing processes. Whether you’re new to testing or an experienced QA professional looking to upgrade your skills, this course covers the essential tools, techniques, and frameworks you need to excel in both manual and automated testing.

What You Will Learn

Automation Testing Fundamentals

What is automation testing and how it differs from manual testing.
Introduction to automation testing tools such as Selenium, Appium, and JUnit.
Setting up a testing environment for automation.
Writing automated test scripts in Selenium WebDriver with Java or Python.
Best practices in automation testing: creating robust and reusable test scripts.

Manual Testing Fundamentals

Understanding manual testing concepts and the tester’s role in software development.
Writing and executing test cases manually.
Test plan development: test case creation, execution, and reporting.
Techniques for identifying and documenting bugs and defects.
Performing various types of testing: functional testing, regression testing, usability testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT).
Tools for manual testing: Bug tracking and test management systems like JIRA and TestRail.

Selenium for Automation Testing

Overview of Selenium: the most popular tool for automating web applications.
Installing and setting up Selenium for automation.
Understanding Selenium architecture: WebDriver, Selenium Grid, and IDE.
Writing your first automation test using Selenium WebDriver.
Handling elements on a webpage (locators, XPath, CSS selectors) and performing actions (click, input, navigation).
Building end-to-end automated test cases for web applications.

Introduction to Software Testing

The importance of software testing in the development lifecycle.
Different types of software testing: functional, non-functional, performance, and security testing.
Understanding the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and the role of QA.
Introduction to the Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC).

Frameworks for Automation Testing

Introduction to automation testing frameworks such as JUnit, TestNG, and Cucumber.
Building a data-driven framework: parameterizing test scripts to run tests with multiple datasets.
Introduction to behavior-driven development (BDD) with Cucumber.
Implementing page object models (POM) for organizing test scripts.
Continuous testing using CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins.

Mobile App Testing

Introduction to mobile app testing and the differences between web and mobile testing.
Setting up automation tools for mobile apps: Appium.
Writing automated tests for Android and iOS applications.
Handling mobile app gestures and device-specific interactions.

API Testing

Overview of API testing and its importance in modern web applications.
Using tools like Postman and SoapUI for testing APIs manually.
Writing automated API test scripts using tools like RestAssured.
Validating RESTful services, ensuring data integrity, and checking performance.

Performance and Load Testing

Introduction to performance and load testing: measuring the responsiveness, speed, and stability of an application.
Tools for performance testing: JMeter, LoadRunner, and Gatling.
Creating test plans to simulate heavy loads on web applications.
Analyzing test results and identifying performance bottlenecks.

Test Automation for Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)

Integrating automated testing into CI/CD pipelines.
Using Jenkins to automate the execution of test suites.
Setting up scheduled tests and reporting in Jenkins.
Importance of regression testing in CI/CD pipelines to ensure code changes don’t break existing functionality.

Test Reporting and Bug Tracking

How to document test results and generate meaningful reports.
Using tools like Allure, ExtentReports, and Jenkins for test result visualization.
How to effectively log bugs and collaborate with developers to resolve issues.
Understanding severity and priority in bug tracking.

Final Capstone Project

A hands-on project where students will work on a real-world application to test manually and automate testing processes.
Creating detailed test plans, writing test cases, and executing them manually.
Automating test cases using Selenium and generating test reports.
Identifying bugs and performance issues, documenting them, and presenting a final report on findings.

Who Should Enroll

Aspiring software testers and QA engineers who want to learn manual and automation testing.

Developers looking to expand their knowledge of testing and improve software quality in their projects.

IT professionals aiming to switch careers to software testing.

Existing testers wanting to upgrade their skills in automation testing.

Why Choose Monkshala for Testing, Manual & Automation Training

Monkshala offers a comprehensive curriculum that blends both theory and practical application. You will work on real-world projects, learn from experienced instructors, and develop a deep understanding of both manual and automated testing techniques. By the end of this course, you will have the skills and confidence to test a variety of applications and contribute to delivering high-quality software in any organization.

Enroll in the Testing, Manual & Automation Course today to start your journey towards becoming a skilled QA professional!

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