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Software Testing Simple (Software Quality Assurance QA)

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Software Testing Simple (Software Quality Assurance QA), available at Free, has an average rating of 4.44, with 65 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 3285 reviews, and has 43242 subscribers.

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You will learn about Understanding of what is software testing and how to perform it in a real world Understanding of how to use JIRA and Zephyr tools with Live project demonstration What is test cases and bugs (defects) and how to write them Types of testing with real examples (Apple, Kylie Jenner, Hawaii State, Chase, Home Depot, LA Times and other real ones) Software development life cycle SDLC with Simpsons example Complete knowledge of QA process starting from requirement gathering to Project delivery This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is looking to start a carrier in Software Testing or People who do not have any experience in Software Industry but want to get in or Graduates of different bootcamps and schools who is struggling to find a job in IT or People who is curious about Software testing and wants to get an idea of what it is or Anyone who is thinking that QA is very complicated and you cannot do it It is particularly useful for Anyone who is looking to start a carrier in Software Testing or People who do not have any experience in Software Industry but want to get in or Graduates of different bootcamps and schools who is struggling to find a job in IT or People who is curious about Software testing and wants to get an idea of what it is or Anyone who is thinking that QA is very complicated and you cannot do it.

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Summary

Title: Software Testing Simple (Software Quality Assurance QA)

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.44

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Understanding of what is software testing and how to perform it in a real world
  • Understanding of how to use JIRA and Zephyr tools with Live project demonstration
  • What is test cases and bugs (defects) and how to write them
  • Types of testing with real examples (Apple, Kylie Jenner, Hawaii State, Chase, Home Depot, LA Times and other real ones)
  • Software development life cycle SDLC with Simpsons example
  • Complete knowledge of QA process starting from requirement gathering to Project delivery

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who is looking to start a carrier in Software Testing
  • People who do not have any experience in Software Industry but want to get in
  • Graduates of different bootcamps and schools who is struggling to find a job in IT
  • People who is curious about Software testing and wants to get an idea of what it is
  • Anyone who is thinking that QA is very complicated and you cannot do it

Target Audiences

  • Anyone who is looking to start a carrier in Software Testing
  • People who do not have any experience in Software Industry but want to get in
  • Graduates of different bootcamps and schools who is struggling to find a job in IT
  • People who is curious about Software testing and wants to get an idea of what it is
  • Anyone who is thinking that QA is very complicated and you cannot do it

This 3 hours course will be your first step in Testing. Software testing is a high demandable field with competitive compensation. It is also known as the “back door” to Tech World because it is the easiest way to get into the field without learning programming languages!

These days we visit hundreds of websites and a lot of mobile applications on our phones – all of those were tested before we (users) see them. Only 1 position out of 6 is filled by Tech companies are things are getting even worse…

That’s why it is never been a better time to become a Software Tester (QA Analyst). This course will be your perfect start in QA.

In this course, I will use simple examples (Simpsons, car dealerships, and more) to explain to you step by step what is Testing and how easy it is to become QA Analyst.

Topics that are covered:
– Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

– Testing definition

– Defects (bugs)

– Types of testing: UI testing, Functional testing, Compatibility testing, Localization testing, Performance testing, Usability testing, Security testing, s Ad-hoc testing, Cross-platform and Cross-browser Testing

– How to capture screenshots

– Bug triage

– Severity and Priority

– Test cases

– Test plans

– Smoke, Sanity and Regression testing

– How to test on Mobile devices

– How to use Chrome Mobile view

– Modern browsers and segmentation

– How to test Android iOS apps without a device

– Positive and Negative Testing

– Boundary Value Analysis?

– What is Equivalence Partitioning testing?

– Web Architecture, Back-end and Front-end testing

– How to debug front-end or back-end issues (must have)

– Builds and Releases: Deployment, Release

– User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

– QA Interview: How to prepare, How to write resume, Education requirements for QAs, Where to apply for QA job, Contract vs Full-time QA job,

Agency (Recruiter) vs Direct Hire, Interview Process, How to apply on LinkedIn and Glassdoor

– QA resume screening

– QA phone screening

– Tell me about yourself story

– Tell me about your project

– QA technical interview questions

– QA personality interview questions

Test Automation is not covered in this course.
I also cannot upload more than 3 hours of content due to Udemy limitations for Free Course, otherwise, I would. Thanks for understanding!

Welcome to the amazing world of Software testing!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: About us

Lecture 2: About course

Chapter 2: Types of Testing

Lecture 1: Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Lecture 2: Testing definition

Lecture 3: What is software defect (bug)?

Lecture 4: UI testing

Lecture 5: Functional testing

Lecture 6: Compatibility testing

Lecture 7: Localization testing

Lecture 8: Performance testing

Lecture 9: Usability testing

Lecture 10: Security testing

Lecture 11: What is Ad-hoc or Monkey testing?

Chapter 3: Bugs

Lecture 1: How to capture screenshots

Lecture 2: How to report bugs

Lecture 3: Bug triage

Lecture 4: Severity and Priority

Lecture 5: Priority classes

Lecture 6: Severity tips

Chapter 4: Test cases

Lecture 1: What is test case

Lecture 2: Test case vs Bug

Lecture 3: Importance of test cases

Lecture 4: Zephyr – test case management system

Lecture 5: How to write test cases

Lecture 6: Smoke testing

Lecture 7: How to write Test plan for Ebay

Lecture 8: How to write Smoke suite?

Chapter 5: Cross-platform and Cross-browser Testing

Lecture 1: How to test on Mobile devices?

Lecture 2: How to use Chrome Mobile view?

Lecture 3: Modern browsers

Lecture 4: The most popular browsers

Lecture 5: Browsers segmentation

Lecture 6: How to test Android apps without a device?

Lecture 7: How to test on iOS without a device?

Lecture 8: How to test using cloud services?

Lecture 9: What is cross-browser testing?

Chapter 6: Regression Testing

Lecture 1: Test Plans

Lecture 2: What is Regression testing?

Lecture 3: What is Positive and Negative testing

Lecture 4: What is Boundary Value Analysis?

Lecture 5: What is Equivalence Partitioning testing?

Chapter 7: Web Architecture

Lecture 1: Modern Web Architecture explained

Lecture 2: Back-end testing

Lecture 3: Front-end testing

Lecture 4: How to debug front-end or back-end issues (must have)?

Chapter 8: Builds and Releases

Lecture 1: What is Software build?

Lecture 2: What is Deployment?

Lecture 3: What is Release?

Lecture 4: SDLC recap

Lecture 5: What is Sanity testing?

Lecture 6: What is User Acceptance Testing (UAT)?

Chapter 9: QA Interview

Lecture 1: How to prepare for QA interview?

Lecture 2: How to write QA resume?

Lecture 3: Education requirements for QAs

Lecture 4: Where to apply for QA job?

Lecture 5: Contract vs Full-time QA job

Lecture 6: Agency (Recruiter) vs Direct Hire. What is better for QAs?

Lecture 7: What is Interview Process for QAs?

Lecture 8: How to apply on LinkedIn and Glassdoor

Lecture 9: QA resume screening

Lecture 10: QA phone screening

Lecture 11: Tell me about yourself story

Lecture 12: Tell me about your project

Lecture 13: QA technical interview questions

Lecture 14: QA personality interview questions

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