What skills will the student gain?

At the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Create releases and cycles.
• Construct requirements.
• Analyze risks associated with requirements.
• Organize subjects and tests in a test plan tree.
• Design and create test plans.
• Generate test scripts from design steps.
• Create test sets.
• Execute manual and automated tests.
• Use Hp Sprinter on manual tests.
• Record and track test execution results.
• Log and manage defects.
• Use version control to keep track of changes.
• Create and manage libraries.
• Create and compare baselines.
• Import and export from Microsoft Excel
• Generate reports and graphs using the Dashboard.

Course Outline

Working with Releases

• Understanding the relationship between releases and cycles
• Creating a release tree
• Assigning requirements to releases and cycles
• Assigning tests to releases and cycles

Working with Requirements

• Understanding requirement types
• Specifying requirements
• Building a requirements tree
• Assigning requirements to releases and cycles

Analyzing Requirement Risks

• Adding traceability links between requirements
• Establishing the business criticality and failure probability of a requirement
• Performing risk analysis for a group of requirements
• Utilize the traceability matrix

Test Planning

• Building a test plan tree
• Creating tests
• Using parameters in tests
• Generating test scripts
• Linking tests and requirements
• Designing test steps
• Generate a live analysis graph

Requirements Coverage

• Create test coverage in the Requirements module
• Create requirement coverage in the Test
• Plan module
• Create requirement coverage using test configurations
• Analyze cycle progress
• Track cycle progress with the test set folders

Test Execution

• Building a test sets tree
• Creating test sets
• Add tests into test sets
• Linking test set folders to releases and cycles
• Managing test execution flow and test dependences
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• Executing manual and automated tests
• Recording and reviewing test execution results

Sprinter Manual Testing

• Open a test and prepare it to run.
• Work with power mode
• Work with mirroring
• Run the test
• Submit a defect
• Annotate a screen capture
• Use macros
• Use data injection
• View run results

Defect Tracking

• Logging defects
• Searching and reviewing defects
• Associating defects to other entities
• Tracking the status of defects

Version Control

• Checking out
• Checking in
• Viewing version history
• Comparing versions
• Promoting an older version

Library Management

• Defining a library
• Defining a baseline
• Comparing baselines
• Pinning a test set to a baseline

Exporting from Excelto Quality Center

• Export tests from Excel to Quality Center
• Enter design steps in the Excel spreadsheet and import the test to Quality Center
• Reporting and Analysis
• Generate analysis reports and graphs using the Dashboard.

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What skills will the student gain?

At the end of the course, you should be able to:

• Identify information that needs to be gathered for load testing
• Identify the components of LoadRunner
• Record scripts in the Web environment using VuGen
• Measure steps and business processes using transactions
• Parameterize scripts to vary user input data
• Customize scripts by adding VuGen and basic C functions
• Correlate scripts to process server-generated data
• Apply the workflow recommended for creating a basic scenario
• Assign scripts, run-time settings, performance monitors, load generators and Vusers to a scenario based on your load testing goals
• Load test your application by executing a scenario
• Use the Analysis tool to view the results of a scenario

Course Outline

Topic I:  VuGen

•Introduction
•Recording for the Web
•Replay
•Transactions
•Parameters
•Auto Correlation After
•Recording
•Verification
•Actions
•Introduction to Script View
•Advanced Scripting Techniques
•Manual Correlation
•Auto Correlation During Recording

Topic II: Controller and Analysis

•Planning an Effective Load Test
•LoadRunner Installation
•Introduction to Scenarios
•Using Run-Time Settings
•Scenario Execution
•Scheduling Scenarios
•Performance
•MonitorsAnalysis

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What skills will the student gain?

After the completion of this course, you will be able to:



· Understand the concepts of SDLC & Scrum

· Have an in-depth understanding of the testing process

· Learn about various types of Testing

· Define Software Requirements Specification (SRS)

· Define Use Cases

· Define Test Plan

· Prioritize test cases: Risk based analysis

· Write sample test cases for a web application

· Input Data gathering

· Execute test cases manually: using sample web application

· Manage defects including finding and entering defects in a defects management system, follow-up for resolution

· Create reports for the management

· Know when to stop testing

· Sign off for release

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What skills will the student gain?

At the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Create basic scripts from a manual test case.
• Enhance basic tests with synchronization and verification.
• Parameterize tests to run with multiple sets of data.
• Create and reuse modular actions.
• Use the Object Repository.
• Use debugging tools.
• Use custom checkpoints to create more precise verification points within a test.
• Use the Object Repository Manager.
• Describe and use virtual objects.
• Resolve object recognition problems.
• Use Local System Monitoring.
• Identify when Expert View is useful.
• Retrieve and use the properties of an object.
• Create programmatic descriptions.
• Create tests that include VBScript.
• Retrieve data from application objects.
• Use the Data Table object to store run-time data and drive actions.
• Create scripts that access data from external sources.
• Create new subroutines and functions.
• Use the Function Library editor.
• Identify when to handle exceptions programmatically.

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What skills will the student gain?

After the completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Install Selenium IDE
• Learn commonly used Selenium commands
• Learn about test design considerations
• Write Test Syntax
• Write a Test Suite
• Execute test cases in multiple browsers
• Verify test results
• Implement and create the Selenium automation framework
• Learn about Selenium 2.0 and WebDriver

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