• Introduction to Software Quality Assurance
• Important Quality Assurance Terminologies
• What is Quality and its types?
• Basic elements of Software Quality Assurance

• Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)
  – Test planning – requirement analysis, test strategy, timelines, resources,
  infrastructure requirements, scope of testing
  – Types of software testing life cycle, testing in Agile, Data Driven Development
  – Test documentation – decide what all documents do we need- test scenarios,
  test case, defect reporting template/bug tracker, status report template,
  establish communication guidelines
  – Test environment set up – making your hardware, computers all set in the
  configuration, test data requirements and collecting
  – Test design- test cases are documented
  – Test execution- running your tests that you have documented and recording the
  results
  – Defect management/reporting

• Test Planning in detail
  – What is test case?
  – What is test data?
  – What is test script?
  – Test requirements analysis
  – Defining test scope, what to include and not during the testing
  – Testing objectives
  – Test design process along with test case writing and order of execution
  – QA environments
  – QA resources allocation, their roles and duties
  – Impact analysis
  – Test data management
  – Testing deliverables
  – Testing approach
  – Approvals process
  – Communication and reporting approaches, test reports etc,

• Functional vs. Non-functional Testing
  – Black box, white box and grey box testing
  – Unit testing
  – Integration testing
  – System testing
  o Decision table base testing
  o Equivalence class partitioning
  o Boundary value analysis
  – Acceptance testing
  – Performance testing
  o Load Testing
  o Stress Testing
  o Endurance testing
  o Spike Testing
  – Security testing
  o Integrity
  o Confidentiality
  o Authentication
  o Authorization
  o Availability
  o Non-repudiation
  – Usability testing
  – Compatibility testing
  – Advantages and Disadvantages of Testing Techniques

– Introduction to Defect/Bug Life Cycle
– What is a Bug?
– Bug Status
– Phases of Bug Cycle
– Bug leakage vs Bug Release
– Bug Reporting Techniques
– What is a bug report?
– Difference between good and bad bug report
– Effective Bug Reporting

– How to Report a bug?
– Important features in your bug report
o Defect ID number
o Descriptive defect name and type
o Source of defect – test case or other source severity
o Defect priority
o Source of defect – test case or other source severity
o Defect status (e.g., open, fixed, closed, user error, design, and so on)
o Date and time tracking for either the most recent status change, or for
each change in the status history
o Defect status (e.g., open, fixed, closed, user error, design, and so on)
o Detailed description, including the steps necessary to reproduce the
defect
o Component or program where defect was found
o Screen prints, logs, etc., that will aid the developer in the resolution
process
o Stage of origination
o Person assigned to research and correct the defect
– Training of Bug Reporting Tools
o Mantis
o Bugzilla

Defining Test Strategy
– How to start working on a project
– What it contains?
– Alpha and beta testing
– Testing team’s task for the UAT phase
– How to test a Live application
– Defining QA timelines
– Resource Allocation
– Analysis of user feedback
– Risk Analysis
End-to-end walkthrough/test execution on running product
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Software test automation orientation
– Introduction to API testing
o Training of Postman
– Automation Testing
o Basic Training of Selnium Webdriver
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