Software Testing Training in Indore ( manual )

To prepare people to succeed in the IT sector, Infograins TCS has created a thorough training program for quality assurance (QA), commonly referred to as software testing.

To prepare people to succeed in the IT sector, Infograins TCS has created a thorough training program for quality assurance (QA), commonly referred to as software testing. We offer comprehensive instruction on software testing concepts, procedures, and best practices as part of our software testing training in Indore. A variety of testing methods, test planning, test case design, API testing, execution, and reporting are all available to interns. Software testing ensures that the finished product satisfies user requirements and quality standards by assisting in the early detection of faults in the development lifecycle. 

 

The process of running a program with the goal of finding any faults is known as software testing. Verifying that the application satisfies the requirements provided in the requirements document is the main goal of software testing. Gaining proficiency in both manual and automated testing is the goal of Infograins IT Training’s software testing course. In order to meet your learning requirements, we also recommend tailored training.

 

The goal of the training program is to provide the information and skills necessary to start or advance a career in software testing with a competitive edge. Trainees will gain comprehensive knowledge of real-world projects and up-to-date, fundamental to advanced 100% practical training in a variety of software testing domains. Placement alleviation results from successfully completing this program. And this will keep going till you land the job.

 

For more details on Software Testing Training in Indore do contact us on training@infograins.com or call us at +91 9691599314

 

Learn from any location worldwide.

 

The Infograins tcs give the best faculty to the freshers or trainees to learn  the best course at affordable price in any location worldwide . 

 

  • Professional Guidance

 

  • Permanent Access

 

  •  Distance Education

 

  •  Self-improvement

 

Important Highlights

 

  • Batch of Limited Students: 

 

  • Individualised Attention

 

  • Excellent Teachers

 

  • Adaptable Batch Timings

 

  • Engaging Education

 

  • Current Projects

 

  • Support for Careers Job-Oriented Training

 

Basics of Software Training

 

  1. Training Goals and Objectives

Establishing Goals: Establish specific goals for the training session. After training, what should users be able to do? For instance, “By the end of this training, users should be able to create and manage a report in the software training .”

Knowledge and Abilities: Determine which particular skills—such as navigating the software, utilising its main features, and resolving frequent problems—need to be taught.

 

  1. The intended audience

Beginner: Inexperienced or novice users.

Intermediate: Users that wish to enhance their talents but possess just rudimentary information.

Advanced: Competent users who wish to learn more intricate features or functionalities.

 

  1. Training Content: Depending on the software and audience level, the content should be customised. Among the crucial components are:

 

Navigation of the User Interface (UI): describing toolbars, buttons, and menus.

Core Functions: Teaching the software’s main features, such as document creation, data management, and report generation.

Advanced Functionalities: Discuss more features for more seasoned users, like automation, integrations, and customization possibilities.

FAQs and troubleshooting: answers to commonly asked questions and how to deal with typical problems or mistakes.

Best Practices: Hints and techniques to increase accuracy and efficiency.

 

  1. Instructional Structures

Various techniques can be employed based on the software and audience requirements:

 

Direct, practical instruction from a teacher is known as in-person training.

Online webinars or live sessions are examples of virtual training.

Self-paced learning: recorded lessons or classes that frequently include practice questions and tests.

Documentation includes quick reference cards, user manuals, and guidelines.

Interactive simulations are training programs that use software to replicate real-world tasks.

Why choose us 

 

 Experienced Trainers – Learn from industry experts with years of experience in MS Office.
  

Comprehensive Curriculum – Covering both basic and advanced features of MS Office.
  

Flexible Scheduling – Weekend and weekday batches available.
  

Personalized Attention – Small batch sizes for better interaction and understanding.
 

 Affordable Pricing – Get the best training at competitive rates.
 

 Post-Training Support – Get guidance even after course completion.

Software Testing (QA Manual) Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to Software Testing

  • What is Software Testing?
  • Importance of Software Testing
  • Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
  • Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)
  • Different Software Testing Methodologies
  • Roles & Responsibilities of a QA Engineer

Module 2: Fundamentals of Software Testing

  • Types of Software Testing
    • Functional Testing
    • Non-functional Testing
    • White Box vs. Black Box Testing
  • Static vs. Dynamic Testing
  • Verification vs. Validation
  • Software Testing Principles

Module 3: Test Planning & Documentation

  • Test Plan and Strategy
  • Test Scenarios, Test Cases & Test Data
  • Test Case Writing Best Practices
  • Test Case Review Process
  • Test Case Execution

Module 4: Types of Functional Testing

  • Unit Testing
  • Integration Testing
  • System Testing
  • User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
  • Regression Testing
  • Smoke & Sanity Testing

Module 5: Non-Functional Testing

  • Performance Testing (Basic Concepts)
  • Security Testing
  • Usability Testing
  • Compatibility Testing

Module 6: Defect Management & Bug Life Cycle

  • What is a Defect/Bug?
  • Defect Reporting and Tracking
  • Bug Life Cycle & Severity vs. Priority
  • Bug Tracking Tools (e.g., Jira, Bugzilla)

Module 7: Test Execution & Reporting

  • Manual Test Execution Process
  • Defect Logging & Reporting
  • Test Reporting & Metrics

Module 8: Agile & QA in Software Development

  • Agile Testing Methodology
  • Scrum Framework & QA Role in Agile
  • Test-Driven Development (TDD)
  • Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)

Module 9: Introduction to Automation Testing (Overview)

  • Why Automation?
  • Difference Between Manual & Automation Testing
  • Popular Automation Testing Tools (Selenium, JMeter, etc.)

Module 10: Hands-on Project & Final Assessment

  • Real-world Test Case Writing
  • End-to-End Test Execution on a Live Application
  • Defect Reporting & Analysis
  • Course Completion Certification


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