The Complete 2024 Software Testing Bootcamp

The Complete 2024 Software Testing Bootcamp, available at $124.99, has an average rating of 4.53, with 385 lectures, 30 quizzes, based on 30295 reviews, and has 160320 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic Concepts of Software Testing Test case & Bug Report Writing Black-Box Test Techniques Requirements Review & Test Scenarios Writing using Trello Implementing the test process on a Test Management Tool (Testlink) Basics of Agile methodologies & Agile Testing How to use Application Lifecycle Management Tool (JIRA) How to become a Freelance Tester White-Box Test Techniques Basics of API Testing API Testing using Postman Basics of Performance Testing using Jmeter How to write a professional QA Resume How to prepare for a QA Interview Different certificates in Software Testing Field and how to apply on them This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to begin a new career or People who want to learn Software Testing or Software Testers who want to gain a better knowledge in their field or People who are searching for a part-time or freelancing job It is particularly useful for People who want to begin a new career or People who want to learn Software Testing or Software Testers who want to gain a better knowledge in their field or People who are searching for a part-time or freelancing job.

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Summary

Title: The Complete 2024 Software Testing Bootcamp

Price: $124.99

Average Rating: 4.53

Number of Lectures: 385

Number of Quizzes: 30

Number of Published Lectures: 378

Number of Published Quizzes: 30

Number of Curriculum Items: 415

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 408

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basic Concepts of Software Testing
Test case & Bug Report Writing
Black-Box Test Techniques
Requirements Review & Test Scenarios Writing using Trello
Implementing the test process on a Test Management Tool (Testlink)
Basics of Agile methodologies & Agile Testing
How to use Application Lifecycle Management Tool (JIRA)
How to become a Freelance Tester
White-Box Test Techniques
Basics of API Testing
API Testing using Postman
Basics of Performance Testing using Jmeter
How to write a professional QA Resume
How to prepare for a QA Interview
Different certificates in Software Testing Field and how to apply on them

Who Should Attend

People who want to begin a new career
People who want to learn Software Testing
Software Testers who want to gain a better knowledge in their field
People who are searching for a part-time or freelancing job

Target Audiences

People who want to begin a new career
People who want to learn Software Testing
Software Testers who want to gain a better knowledge in their field
People who are searching for a part-time or freelancing job

Everything you need to learn Software Testing, all combined in one resource.

Course objective is to provide you with all required knowledge that you need in order to land your first software testing job whether it is a full-time or a freelancing job.

Topics Covered in the Course:

–Manual Testing Basics [Tools used: Google Sheets-Trello-Zephyr Scale-Jira]

–Agile Testing Basics [Tools used: Jira-Trello]

–API & Webservice Testing [Tools used: postman]

–Performance Testing [Tools used: JMeter]

–Freelance testing websites [Websites explained: utest-testerwork-test.io-bugfinders]

–Manual Testing interview questions

–Test Automation [Tools used: Selenium IDE – Katalon Studio – Playwright]

–Black Box Test Techniques [Techniques covered: Equivalence partitioning-Boundary value analysis-Decision Table Testing-State transition testing]

–White Box Test Techniques [Statement Coverage-Decision Coverage-Condition Coverage-Path Coverage-MCDC-Loop Coverage]

–Career Tips [ISTQB Certificates-Writing a professional CV-Software Testing Status]

These are some of the reviews of the students who used this course to begin their software testing career:

“Great course full of information!! As a beginner in software testing, i got plenty of useful information with a lot of practical knowledge which i can use to start working as a freelance software tester.Very nice teacher who explains everything in the way anyone can understand ! I recommend to take this course!Thank you ,Tarek!”

Katrina Kulakova

“A developer, post-graduate in computer science and engineering who pursues research. I find this course material well organized and useful for learning Software Testing basics and why is it so important as a developer. Proper guidance to those who would like to become a certified tester. Worth the time and money spent.”

Akshaya C

“Thank you, Tarek for this valuable Course, It was so beneficial for me as a new testing learner. It gave me the whole picture of testing, and then went down for every concept, tool, a skill I need to start testing and understand the testing market. It covers all topics in a simple fluent language, easy to understand for non-English Speakers. Tarek responds to each and every question you ask. The Course is Comprehensive, and this is My favorite point, it covers many aspects of testing, how to prepare your CV, and how to start working online in one course, so beginners can land their first job easily.”

Reham Tammam

“Thank God I found this course. Really helps me preparing for my interview. Sample interview taught in this course are really the one they asked in the interview. I love the way he prepared the slides, presentation as well as his teaching. His accent is understandable and the captions really helps. Thank you Tareq.”

Khairul Hilmi Bin Sidek

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course

Lecture 2: About Course Content

Lecture 3: About the Instructor

Lecture 4: Note About Course Content

Lecture 5: Course Slides & Study Material

Lecture 6: Course Study Plan

Chapter 2: Roles in the Software Development Team

Lecture 1: Requirements engineers

Lecture 2: Ui/UX Designers

Lecture 3: Front-End, Back-End, & Mobile Developers

Lecture 4: Project Manager & Scrum Master

Chapter 3: How Software is Developed – Software Development Lifecycle Models

Lecture 1: Waterfall Model

Lecture 2: V-Model

Lecture 3: Agile Software Development

Lecture 4: Incremental & Iterative Development

Lecture 5: Introduction to Scrum

Lecture 6: Difference between Sequential, Iterative, & Incremental Development

Lecture 7: Summary

Chapter 4: Basic Concepts of Software Testing [Beginner]

Lecture 1: What is Software Testing?

Lecture 2: Difference between Static & Dynamic Testing

Lecture 3: Validation & Verification

Lecture 4: Objectives of Testing

Lecture 5: Testing & Debugging

Lecture 6: Test Process

Lecture 7: Test Levels

Lecture 8: Testing Types

Lecture 9: What's Next

Chapter 5: Test Scenario Writing [Beginner]

Lecture 1: Creating Test Scenarios

Lecture 2: Tools to help in creating Test Scenarios

Lecture 3: Setting Up Trello

Lecture 4: Facebook Valid Sign Up Test Scenarios Part 1

Lecture 5: Facebook Valid Sign Up Test Scenarios Part 2

Lecture 6: Facebook Invalid Sign Up Test Scenarios Part 1

Lecture 7: Facebook Invalid Sign Up Test Scenarios Part 2

Lecture 8: Facebook Invalid Sign Up Test Scenarios Part 3

Lecture 9: Facebook Login Valid Scenarios

Lecture 10: Facebook Invalid Login Scenarios

Lecture 11: Search Functionality [Udemy Test Scenarios]

Lecture 12: Category Search [Udemy Test Scenarios]

Lecture 13: Course Search [Udemy Test Scenarios]

Lecture 14: Instructor Search [Udemy]

Lecture 15: Test Scenario Conclusion

Chapter 6: Black-Box Test Techniques

Lecture 1: Introduction to Black-Box Techniques

Lecture 2: Equivalence Partitioning Definition

Lecture 3: Equivalence Partitioning Examples

Lecture 4: Equivalence Partitioning Practical Examples

Lecture 5: Boundary-Value Analysis

Lecture 6: Boundary-Value Analysis Example #1

Lecture 7: Note About Next Lecture

Lecture 8: Boundary-Value Analysis Example #2

Lecture 9: Notes About Equivalence Partitioning & Boundary-Value Analysis

Lecture 10: Decision Table Testing

Lecture 11: Decision Table Testing Example

Lecture 12: State-Transition Testing

Lecture 13: Pairwise Testing

Lecture 14: Black Box Techniques Summary

Chapter 7: Test Case Writing [Beginner]

Lecture 1: How to Write a Test Case

Lecture 2: Writing First Sign Up Test Case

Lecture 3: Valid Sign Up Test Cases

Lecture 4: Valid Sign Up Test Cases Part 2

Lecture 5: Invalid Sign Up Test Cases Part 1

Lecture 6: Invalid Sign Up Test Cases Part 2

Lecture 7: Invalid Sign Up Test Cases Part 3

Lecture 8: Test Case Document Link

Lecture 9: It's your turn! Write your own test cases.

Lecture 10: Task Solution

Chapter 8: Test Case Writing using Zephyr Scale

Lecture 1: Introduction to Zephyr Scale

Lecture 2: Signing Up to Jira

Lecture 3: Adding Zephyr Scale to Jira

Lecture 4: Creating Test Cases in Zephyr Scale

Lecture 5: Test Case Details

Lecture 6: Permissions

Lecture 7: Creating Folders

Lecture 8: Test Cycles

Lecture 9: Importing & Exporting Test Cases

Lecture 10: Configurations Part 1

Lecture 11: Configurations Part 2

Lecture 12: Reusing Test Cases – Call to Test

Lecture 13: Adding Parameters to Test Cases

Lecture 14: Creating BDD Test Cases

Lecture 15: Exporting Test Cases from Zephyr Scale to Cucumber

Lecture 16: Data-Driven Testing in Zephyr Scale

Lecture 17: Creating Data Sets in Zephyr Scale

Lecture 18: Clone, Archive & Delete Test Cases

Lecture 19: Creating Test Cases in Bulk

Lecture 20: Bidirectional Traceability in Zephyr Scale

Lecture 21: Tracking Progress using Test Cycles

Instructors

Tarek Roshdy
QA Engineer
Nezam Academy
Software & Business Courses
Nezam Team
Project manager at Nezam

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 295 votes
2 stars: 356 votes
3 stars: 2466 votes
4 stars: 9684 votes
5 stars: 17494 votes

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