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Software Testing (Manual) - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
Manual Testing Syllabus
- What is Software testing?
- Importance of Software testing
- Basic terminology of Software testing
- Difference between Manual and Automated Testing
- Software testingPrinciples
- Levels of Testing
- Software development life cycle
- Requirements phase
- Analysis phase
- Design phase
- Coding phase
- Testing phase
- Release and maintenance phase
- Software Development life cycle models
- Waterfall model
- Agile model
- Spiral model
- V model
- Software Testing Life Cycle
- Testing Constraints
- Static Test Design
- Formal review
- Informal reviews
- Walkthroughs
- Technical review
- Inspection
- Dynamic test design
- White-box testing
- White-box testing technique
- Black box testing
- Black box testing technique
- Grey box testing
- Test plan document
- Scope of document
- Objective of testing
- Customisation of Test Plan document
- Requirement Traceability Matrix
- Importance of Test case
- Test case template
- Test Scenario
- Test Strategy
- Functional Testing Types
- Sanity Testing
- Smoke Testing
- Retesting
- Regression testing
- Adhoc testing and types
- UI testing
- Positive Testing
- Negative Testing
- Alpha and Beta Testing
- Non-functional Testing
- Performance testing
- Load testing
- Stress Testing
- Volume Testing
- Security testing
- Portability testing
- What is a bug?
- Bug life cycle
- Severity
- Priority
- Types of Bugs
- Bug Report Template
- Metric types and calculation
- Test Report Template
MODULE 1 - Introduction to Manual Testing
MODULE 2 – SDLC and STLC
MODULE 3 – Static and Dynamic Testing
MODULE 4 – Test Plan and Test Case Documents
MODULE 5 – Types of Testing
MODULE 6 – Bug Report and Test Report Documents
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates

They have over 15 years of real-world software testing expertise and are certified QA consultants. You should also be familiar with software code and have a good understanding of test management software and programming languages. Are a low-cost activity that does not necessitate the use of automation tools. It's a time-consuming process that requires the tester to be alert, resourceful, skilled, opinionated, speculative, and innovative, among other attributes. The topics learned in class can be applied to real-world initiatives in businesses.
Manual testing is a method for detecting flaws and faults in software deprived of the custom of automated testing tools. Manual testing consumes a considerable amount of human resources, is expensive in the near term, and takes a long time.
There are no environmental restraints with manual testing, and programming experience is not essential. Software manual testing is a rewarding professional option that will not go out of popularity anytime soon. As a capable manual tester, you may be able to receive a good living.