Software Testing Course in Faridabad with Gen AI

Using a dealer ordering portal as the running case, this module covers why testing exists, its core principles, how a coding slip turns into a field failure, the three main delivery models, the STLC and where unit, integration, system and acceptance checks sit.

A parts-order form becomes your design lab: partition its inputs, probe the quantity limits, tabulate the discount rules and chart order states, then run smoke, sanity, regression and exploratory rounds and grade each bug's severity and priority.

Places QA within Scrum events and artefacts, covering stories, acceptance criteria and done criteria. In Jira you assemble a dealer-portal project with its own board, workflow, saved searches and dashboard, then rank testing effort by risk.

Explains tables, keys and constraints, then teaches filtering, sorting, grouping, joins and subqueries so you can seed orders and inventory data and confirm the database matches what the portal displays.

Coding from day zero in Python or Java: types, branching, iteration, functions, classes, inheritance and error handling, ending with reading parts and dealer data out of CSV, JSON and spreadsheets.

Selenium WebDriver is aimed at the ordering portal: stable selectors, proper waiting, pop-ups, framed widgets, new tabs, region dropdowns and price tables, with the tests grouped under PyTest or TestNG and executed in multiple browsers.

Covers TypeScript basics and Playwright's runner, locators, assertions and fixtures, with exercises on authenticated sessions, mocked responses, file uploads, parallel execution and trace debugging.

An inventory service introduces REST: request verbs, resource URLs, headers and HTTP codes, explored in Postman with organised collections, environment switching, auth tokens and response-schema checks.

Inventory checks graduate into code with firm assertions, dependent calls, token reuse and payloads from files; integration tests then confirm the API, ERP sync and database agree, and interface and service tests merge into one pack.

Scripts are reorganised into page classes with data held outside the code, versioned through Git branches and reviews, executed in Jenkins and summarised in Allure.