Croma Campus offers the master program for Software Quality Testing which helps student to get the knowledge and expertise in the testing domain.
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Assistance
Master in Software Testing in India- 2010-2023
Format : Live Online /Self-Paced/Classroom
- Course 1Manual Testing
- Course 2ISTQB Certification Training
- Course 3Database Certification Testing Training
- Course 4Mobile Application Testing
- Course 5API Manual Testing
- Course 6Core Java Fundamentals
- Course 7Automation Testing Using Selenium 4.0
- Course 8Cucumber Framework
- Course 9Rest Assured (API Automation Testing)
- Course 10JMeter (Performance Testing)
- Course 11Cloud: AWS(Amazon Web Services)
- Course 12Cloud: DevOps
- Master's Certificate
₹3 LPA to 9 LPA
A software tester, on average, can make around ₹6 LPA. On the other hand, an experienced software tester can make around ₹9 LPA.
Job Opportunities
There is a huge demand of Software tester around the globe. As per a survey, the testing market will grow by $29,525 million in next 5 years.
Future Analytics
The automation testing market is expected to grow at over 10 to 15% CAGR in the coming years. Latest tools are in market for automation.
Master in Software Testing
Croma Campus offers the master program for Software Quality Testing which helps student to get the knowledge and expertise in the testing domain..
Program Overview
The software testing training program will help you master all the skills that a proficient software tester must possess. During the training, you will learn about the core concepts of software testing, principles of software testing, STLC, etc. The main aim of the master's in software testing training program is to help students become competent software testers. After completing our training program, you can take a job as a:
- Software Tester
- QA Analyst
- Test Manager
- Automation Tester
- QA Tester
Software testing is a very exciting and challenging field. Professionals who pursue their careers in this field get lots of opportunities for advancement and growth. Moreover, a software tester also gets handsome remuneration from firms for his services to them. This is the main reason why software testing is considered a very respectful job, and many engineering students prefer to pursue their careers in this field. In short, pursuing your career in the software testing field can be very beneficial for you.
As per a survey, the automation testing market will grow up to $29,525 million by the year 2025.
A plethora of opportunities are available for professionals who pursue their careers in the software testing field.-
As per a survey, around 55% of firms use software testers for the purpose of software testing rather than using testing tools. 
The software testing market is expected to grow at over 10 to 15% CAGR in the coming 5 years.
The demand for expert software testers is skyrocketing. This course will help you master all the core concepts of software testing, various principles of testing, etc. The main aim of the software testing training program is to make students proficient software testers.
With the help of live project-based training, you will acquire all the skills that are very important for a tester to possess.
After completing the master in software testing training program, you will be able to quickly get a job as a software tester with a decent remuneration of ₹3,00,000 to ₹9,00,000 PA.
As per a survey, the software testing market is expected to grow at over 10 to 15% CAGR in the coming 5 years.
The main aim of the master's in software testing training program is to make students understand the core concepts of testing and make them expert software testers. Besides this, you will learn how to use different software testing tools and platforms.
Things you will learn:
- Core concepts of software testing
- Principles of software testing
- STLC
- Code quality standards, etc.
The main objective of the master's in software testing training program is to provide students with in-depth knowledge of software testing and make them proficient testers. The training program is developed under the guidance of working software testers and by keeping in mind the dynamic changes in the software testing domain.
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Master in Software Testing Curriculum
Our Software testing training program is suitable for testers, test analysts, test engineers, test consultants, test managers, user acceptance testers and software developers. This Foundation Level qualification is also appropriate for anyone who wants a basic understanding of software testing, such as project managers, quality managers, software development managers, business analysts, IT directors and management consultants. Software Testing Fundamentals
Course Content
- Software Testing Fundamentals
- Introduction
- What is Software Testing
- Why do we need Testing
- How to perform the Testing
- Benefits of Testing
- Software Testing Terminologies
- Mistakes, Faults, Bugs & Failures
- Priority & Severity
- Debugging & Root Cause Analysis
- Verification & Validation
- Test Bed/Environment
- Mock-ups
- Test Scenario
- Quality Assurance & Quality Control
- What is Quality Assurance
- What is Quality Control
- Quality Assurance vs Quality Control
- Software Testing as a Career
- Best testing practices used in Software Industry
- Software Tester Roles
- Job Responsibilities of a Software Tester
- Why choose Software Testing as a career
- How training can help you to become a Software Tester
- SDLC & STLC
- Requirement and Analysis
- Requirement Gathering
- SRS Creation
- Feasibility Study
- Requirement Validation
- SRS Approval
- Application Walkthrough
- Requirement Analysis
- Risk Assessment
- Design Concepts in Software Testing
- System Design
- Architecture Design
- Module Design
- DFD/ERD
- Coding/Development
- Testing
- Implementation
- Maintenance
- Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)
- Requirements analysis
- Test planning
- Test development
- Test Environment setup
- Test execution
- Test reporting/Defect Reporting
- Test result analysis or Defect Analysis
- Retesting
- Regression testing
- Test Closure
- SDLC Vs STLC
- What is The Difference
- Which is better What to choose
- Software Testing Models and Methodologies
- Software Testing Models
- Waterfall Model
- Iterative Model
- Prototyping Model
- Spiral Model
- V-Model
- Agile
- Agile Methodology
- What is Agile
- Why choose Agile Methodologies
- Scrum Role in Agile
- Product Owner
- Scrum Master
- Scrum Team
- Work Products
- Product Backlog
- Spring Backlog
- Burndown Chart
- Ceremonies
- Sprint Planning Meeting
- Daily Scrum Call
- The Sprint
- Sprint Review
- Sprint Retrospective
- Scrum of Scrums
- Software Testing Types/Methodology
- White Box Testing
- Grey Box Testing
- Black Box Testing
- Boundary Value Analysis.
- Equivalence partitioning.
- State Transition Testing.
- Decision Table Testing.
- Graph-Based Testing.
- Error Guessing Technique
- Functionality Testing
- Non-Functional Testing
- Component Testing
- Integration Testing
- System Testing
- Build
- Release
- Release Note
- Patch
- Test Cycle
- Continues Integration
- Incident Management
- Software Architecture and Testing
- Web Application
- Client Server Application
- Stand Alone Application
- Acceptance Testing
- Alpha Testing
- Beta Testing
- Gama Testing
- Smoke Testing/Sanity Testing/Dry Run
- Adhoc Testing/Monkey Testing/Random Testing
- Exploratory Testing
- Compatibility Testing
- Performance Testing
- Load Testing
- Stress Testing
- Endurance Testing
- Volume Testing
- Reliability Testing
- Usability Testing
- Accessibility Testing
- Globalization Testing
- Internationalization Testing
- Localization Testing
- Regression Testing
- Test Case Designing & Development
- Introduction to Test Case
- Test Case Design Techniques
- Specification Based
- Experienced Based
- Test Case Format
- Functional Test Case
- Integration Test Case
- System Test Case
- Procedure to Write and Execute Test Case
- Test Case Review Process
- Test Case Practice
- Test Planning Process
- Test Cases
- Review Process
- Peer Review
- Walkthrough
- Inspection
- Bug/Defect Management
- Bug/Defect Lifecycle
- Bug Tracking through Tool (Jira/Bugzilla)
- Test Plan
- Introduction
- Test Objective
- Test Environment
- Scope of Testing
- Modules to be Tested
- Modules not to be Tested
- Types of Testing
- Levels of Testing
- Testing Schedule
- Entry Criteria
- Testing Flow
- Test Deliverables
- Defect Tracking
- Task Management
- Suspension/Resumption Criteria
- Risk & Mitigation Plan
- Completion/Exit Criteria
- Test Design Checklist
- Test Execution Checklist
- Test & Defect Management Tools & Process
- Introduction to Defects
- Defect Life Cycle
- Status of Defects
- Severity of a Defect
- Priority of a Defect
- Defect Report/Incident Report
- Defect Tracking Tool:
- JIRA
- Static Testing
- Dynamic Testing
- Quality Assurance and Quality Control
- Projects
- Web Application Project
- Mobile Application Project
The main objective of ISTQB training course helps to learn all the basic testing concepts and methodologies. You can learn to employ a common communication language while working and how to communicate with other testers.
Course Content
- Fundamentals of Testing
- What is Testing
- Why is Testing Necessary
- Seven Testing Principles
- Test Process
- The Psychology of Testing
- Testing Throughout the Software Development Lifecycle
- What is Testing
- Why is Testing Necessary
- Seven Testing Principles
- Test Process
- The Psychology of Testing
- Static Testing
- Static Testing Basics
- Review Process
- Test Techniques
- Categories of Test Techniq
- Black-box Test Techniques
- White-box Test Techniques
- Experience-based Test Techniques
- Test Management
- Test Organization
- Test Planning and Estimation
- Test Monitoring and Control
- Configuration Management
- Risks and Testing
- Defect Management
- Tool Support for Testing
- Test Tool Considerations
- Effective Use of Tools
With the right Database Testing Training, you can learn a multitude of skills and implement them at work to help the organization grow to an unprecedented scale.
Course Content
- Introduction
- What is Database
- What is Database Management System (DBMS)
- What is Relational Model
- Introduction to RDBMS
- Need of database testing
- Data completion
- Data sequence
- Data duplicity
- Data Missing
- Data Security
- Statements in SQL
- Data Definition Language (DDL)
- Data Manipulation Language (DML)
- Transaction Control Language (TCL)
- Data Control Language (DCL)
- Data Query Language (DQL)
- Software installation
- Installing and set up of Software
- Working on Software
- Data Query Language (DQL)
- Select
- From
- Where
- Group By
- Having
- Order By
- Operators
- Types and Examples
- Functions in SQL
- Single Row Functions
- Multi Row Functions
- Max ()
- Min ()
- Sum ()
- Avg ()
- Count ()
- Joins
- What Is Join
- Types of Joins.
- Cartesian Join
- Inner Join
- Outer Join
- Self-Join
- Queries and Examples
- SQL Keys
- Primary Key
- Foreign Key
- Candidate key
- Unique Key
- Composite Key
- Super Key
- Co- Related Sub Query
- Working and Examples
- Data Definition Language (DDL)
- Create
- Rename
- Alter
- Truncate
- Drop
- Data Manipulation Language (DML)
- Insert
- Update
- Delete
- Transaction Control Language (TCL)
- Commit
- Save point
- Rollback
- Data Control Language (DCL)
- Grant
- Revoke
Mobile App Testing involves analyzing mobile apps for functionality, usability, visual appeal, and consistency across multiple mobile devices. It helps ensure an optimal user experience, irrespective of the device used to access the app.
Course Content
- Mobile Testing Introduction
- Overview of Mobile Application Testing
- How difference mobile application testing and manual testing
- Introduction to various Mobile platforms
- Introduction to Various Apps, Mobile App, Web based App, Native App, Hybrid App
- Mobile Testing Strategy
- Device Emulator
- Real Time Devices
- Emulators and its usage
- Installation and un- installation of Android Emulator
- Install Application on the emulator
- How can use the emulator
- Mobile Testing Approach
- Mobility Application Test Approach/Phases
- Test Requirements
- Test Planning
- Test Environment Setup
- Test Design
- Test Execution and Defect tracking
- Test Reports and Acceptance
- Mobile Testing Scope
- Installation Testing
- Interrupt Testing
- Notification Testing
- Security Testing
- Update Testing
- Data sharing testing
- Comparability Testing
- UI Testing
- Landscape Testing
- Potrate Testing
- Document Testing
API testing is a type of software testing that analyzes an application program interface (API) to verify that it fulfills its expected functionality, security, performance and reliability.
Course Content
- Introduction of API
- What is an API
- What is meant by Service &API Testing
- Benefits of Service-Oriented Architecture
- Why API/ Service level testing
- Introduction - Web Services
- Testing Types.
- Role of A software tester in API testing
- API Testing and Unit Testing.
- Area for covering your test
- Types of API
- Tools for API Testing
- API Protocols
- HTTPs Protocol
- HTTP Request Headers
- HTTP Response Headers
- SSL
- TLS
- Cookies
- HTTP verbs
- Download and Install API Testing Tool (Postman).
- What is Postman Tool.
- As a Standalone Application.
- As a Chrome Extension
- Description of the Postman tool
- Sidebar section
- History
- Collections
- Header section
- New
- Import
- Interceptor
- Sync
- Builder section
- Tabs
- HTTP Method type
- URL bar
- Header's list
- GET Requests in Postman
- Client Server Architecture and HTTP Protocol
- HTTP Request
- HTTP Responds
- Request payload
- Response Payload
- Understanding Response in Postman
- Response Status and Information
- Response Body
- Response Cookies
- Response Header
- Response code
- 100- 199 Informational
- 200 299 Success
- 300 399 redactional
- 400-499 client-side error
- 500- 599 server-side error
In this section you will learn all the fundamentals of core JAVA required to understand and work on selenium.
Course Content
- Introduction to Programming
- Introduction to Java
- JDK Installation
- Keywords, Identifiers, Variables
- Operators
- Method/Functions
- Flow Control Statements
- Arrays
- Strings
- Interactive programs in java using Scanner
- Introduction to Programming
- Classes and Objects
- Object creation
- Reference variable
- Global and local variables
- Constructors
- Aggregation
- Composition
- Inheritance
- Method Overloading
- Method Overriding
- Abstract classes
- Interfaces
- Typecasting
- JVM architecture
- Polymorphism
- Abstraction
- Java Packages
- Access Specifies
- Java Built-in Packages and API
- Overview of Java API
- Object class
- String, String Buffer and String Builder
- Exception Handling
- Threads and multithreading
- Wrapper Classes
- Data Structures
- Java Collection Frameworks
- File Handling
- Serialization
- Garbage Collector
- Encapsulation
Automation Testing
Seleniumv 4.0
Selenium Web Driver
Automation Framework (Data Driven, Keyword Driven & Method Driven)
TestNG
Modular Frameworks
Hybrid Framework
Course Content
- What is Automation Testing
- When we Switch to Automation Testing
- Why Automation testing /Advantages
- Disadvantages
- Automation Testing Tools
- What is Selenium
- Why Selenium / Advantages
- What are its versions
- What all OS, Browsers, and Programming Languages it Support
- Java-Selenium Architecture
- WebDriver Architecture
- Basic Selenium Program to Open and close Browser
- Runtime Polymorphism Program in Selenium
- WebDriver abstract methods
- Locators
- Xpath, its Types and cases
- Handling Multiple Elements
- Handling Synchronisation issue by using implicitly Wait and Explicitly Wait
- Handling Dropdown (static and dynamic)
- Handling Keyboard and Mouse Actions
- Taking Screenshot
- Handling Disabled Element
- Performing Scroll down Action
- Web Element Interface Methods
- Handling Popups (web-based and Window-based)
- Handling Frames
- Handling New Windows/New Tabs
- Stages and Types of Frameworks
- Explanation of Hybrid Framework with a Combination of
- Data-Driven
- Keyword-Driven
- Method-Driven
- POM (Page Object Model)
- Fetching TestNG Report
- Batch Execution
- TestNG Flags and Annotations
- Assertion
- Grouping Execution
- Data Parameterisation
- Data driven through Data Provider
- Parallel Execution
- Distributed Parallel Execution
- Cross Browser Parallel Execution
- Hybrid Framework Architecture
- Introduction to Maven, GitHub and Jenkins
- Test Data files
- TestCore class which loads Xls file, run selenium server through code and do other initialization
- Object.Properties file to store Xpaths
- Configuration Files
- Skipping Test Cases
- Screenshot Capturing
- Emailing Test Results
- Generating Reports
- Generating Application and Selenium Logs
- Running Framework Automation through Maven
Introduction
Feature Files with Gherkin
Cucumber & Java Step Definitions
Cucumber & Selenium WebDriver
Enhancing Cucumber Framework
Data Parameterization with Gherkin
Course Content
- Overview of Behaviour-Driven Development
- BDD and Test-Driven Development
- Cucumber Framework
- Course Pre-Requisites
- Preparing the Development Environment
- Preparing the Selenium and Cucumber Environment
- Step-by-Step Notes on the Environment
- Getting Started with a Project
- Overview of Feature Files
- Gherkin Syntax
- Writing a Feature
- Writing a Scenario
- Given-When-Then Structure
- Feature Files
- Getting Started with Glue Code
- Writing a Step Definition
- Implementing Scenario Steps
- Running a Feature File
- Manage Execution with JUnit TestRunner
- Adding JUnit Assertions
- Getting Started with Selenium WebDriver
- Integrating Selenium and Step Definitions
- JUnit Assertions to Selenium Test
- Cucumber Hooks
- Defining Multiple Scenarios
- Additional Gherkin Keywords
- Cucumber Tags
- Background Keyword
- Creating a Hooks Class
- Gherkin Variable Placeholders
- Implementing Variable Placeholders with Java
- Gherkin Scenario Outline and Examples
- Java Implementation
- Gerhkin DataTables
- Implementing Cucumber DataTable with Java
Introduction
Overview and Install Java
Rest API Introduction
Rest Client Setup
Rest Assured Setup
Rest API Automation Overview
Real World Twitter APIs Example
Validating JSON Response
Twitter End-To-End Workflow
Validating XML Response
Request and Response Logging
Rest Assured Assertions
Useful Tricks
Rest Assured Specifications
Automation Framework
End-To-End Framework Execution
Build Management with Maven
Placement Guide
Course Content
- Course Outcome
- Introduction
- How to reach me anytime and ask questions
- Java Environment Setup - Mac
- Java Environment Setup - Windows
- Install Eclipse - Windows
- Eclipse Installation - Mac
- Rest API Architecture
- What Are Endpoints
- Get-POST-PUT-DELETE Requests
- Understanding Headers
- Twitter API Documentation
- Rest API Information Text File
- Postman REST Client Installation
- Advanced Rest Client Setup
- Rest Easy Client - Setup
- Rest API Testing Using Postman Client
- What to Verify in Rest API Testing
- Understanding Google Maps API Documentation
- How to get Google API Key
- GET Request Postman Client - Practical Example
- POST Request Postman Client - Practical Example
- Delete Request Postman Client - Practical Example
- POST-GET-DELETE Complete Workflow - Practical Example
- Understanding WADL Documentation
- Build Path Clean Up
- Get Request - Practical Example
- How to get response body
- Understanding JSON Hierarchy
- How to Validate Response Body
- POST Request - Practical Example
- POST Request with Java Object Serialization
- Query Parameters Vs Path Parameters
- Rest API Automation Overview - Documents
- Understanding Twitter APIs OAuth
- How to Generate Twitter Access Tokens
- Twitter GET-POST Request Using Postman
- OAuth Environment Setup
- Twitter POST Request - Practical Example
- How to extract JSON response
- Validating JSON Response documents
- Twitter GET Request
- Twitter End-To-End Workflow
- Path Parameter Usage in Twitter Workflow
- Twitter End-To-End Workflow Documents
- How to extract XML response
- Validating XML Response Documents
- Request and Response Logging Introduction
- Rest API Request Logging
- Rest API Response Logging
- Request and Response Logging - Documents
- What to validate in Rest Assured
- Hard Asserts Using Rest Assured
- Soft Asserts Using Rest Assured
- Rest Assured Assertions Documents
- Root Path - Practical Example
- How to Check Response Time
- Useful Tricks Documents
- Rest Assured Specifications Advantages
- Request Specification
- Response Specification
- Clubbing Request and Response Specification
- Rest Assured Specifications Documents
- Advantages of Automation Framework
- Maven Project Setup
- Organizing Framework Constants
- Project Dependencies Setup
- Building Rest Utilities
- User Timeline Framework Test
- Running End-To-End Framework Using TestNG
- End-To-End Framework Execution Using Maven
- End-To-End Framework Execution documents
- Introduction
- Maven Features and Advantages
- Maven Setup and Installation
- Creating and Importing Maven Project
- Maven Local and Central Repositories
- POM Explanation
- Build Lifecycle and Maven Commands
- Build Management with Maven Documents
- Tips to clear an Interview
- Common Interview questions and answers
- Rest Assured API Testing Interview Questions and Answers
- Resume Building Guide
- Attempt for the related Global Certification Exam
- Earn Credentials and Start applying for Jobs
Introduction to Performance/Load Testing and Apache JMeter
Recording Your First Test
Managing Sessions and Test Data
Controllers
Timers
Assertions and Pre/Post Processors
Config Elements and Listeners
Executions
Helpful Tips
Course Content
- About Testing
- Introduction to Non-Functional testing
- Introduction to Performance Testing
- Need for Non-Functional testing
- Types of Non-Functional testing
- Introduction toJMeter
- Introduction to Apache JMeter
- Elements of JMeter
- Performance testing using JMeter
- Up and running with JMeter
- Installation
- Installing the Java JDK
- Setting JAVA_HOME
- Up and running with JMeter
- Anatomy of JMeter
- Test Plan
- Thread Groups
- Controllers
- Samplers
- Test fragments
- Listeners
- Timers
- Assertions
- Configuration elements
- Pre-processor and post-processor elements
- Configuring the JMeter HTTP proxy server
- Setting up your browser to use the proxy server
- Changing the system settings
- Running your first recorded scenario
- Managing sessions with correlation
- Managing sessions with cookies
- Parameterization using CSV File
- Parameterization using Variables
- Using Controllers in your test plan
- Transaction Controller
- Conditional Controllers
- Loop Controllers
- Random Controllers
- Runtime Controller
- Throughput Controller
- Using Timers in your test plan
- Constant timer
- Gaussian random timer
- Uniform random timer
- Poisson random timer
- Constant throughput timer
- Synchronizing timer
- Using Assertions in your test plan
- Response Assertion
- Duration Assertion
- Time Assertion.
- Using Pre-Processors in your test plan
- Using Post-Processors in your test plan
- Using Config Elements in your test plan
- Request Config Elements
- HTTP Config Elements
- Standard Listeners
- Plug In Listeners
- GUI mode of Standalone Execution
- Non GUI mode of Standalone Execution
- Distributed Execution
- Installing CA certificate in the browser
- Testing REST web services
- JMeter properties and variables
- JMeter functions
- Regular Expression tester
- Debug sampler
- Tracking errors during test execution
AWS allows you to easily move data between the data lake and purpose-built data services. For example, AWS Glue is a serverless data integration service that makes it easy to prepare data for analytics, machine learning, and application development.
Course Content
- Introduction to Cloud Computing
- In this module, you will learn what Cloud Computing is and what are the different models of Cloud Computing along with the key differentiators of different models. We will also introduce you to virtual world of AWS along with AWS key vocabulary, services and concepts.
- A Short history
- Client Server Computing Concepts
- Challenges with Distributed Computing
- Introduction to Cloud Computing
- Why Cloud Computing
- Benefits of Cloud Computing
- Amazon EC2 and Amazon EBS
- In this module, you will learn about the introduction to compute offering from AWS called EC2. We will cover different instance types and Amazon AMIs. A demo on launching an AWS EC2 instance, connect with an instance and hosting a website on AWS EC2 instance. We will also cover EBS storage Architecture (AWS persistent storage) and the concepts of AMI and snapshots.
- Amazon EC2
- EC2 Pricing
- EC2 Type
- Installation of Web server and manage like (Apache/ Nginx)
- Demo of AMI Creation
- Exercise
- Hands on both Linux and Windows
- Amazon Storage Services S3 (Simple Storage Services)
- In this module, you will learn how AWS provides various kinds of scalable storage services. In this module, we will cover different storage services like S3, Glacier, Versioning, and learn how to host a static website on AWS.
- Versioning
- Static website
- Policy
- Permission
- Cross region Replication
- AWS-CLI
- Life cycle
- Classes of Storage
- AWS CloudFront
- Real scenario Practical
- Cloud Watch & SNS
- In this module, you will learn how to monitoring AWS resources and setting up alerts and notifications for AWS resources and AWS usage billing with AWS CloudWatch and SNS.
- Amazon Cloud Watch
- SNS - Simple Notification Services
- Scaling and Load Distribution in AWS
- In this module, you will learn about 'Scaling' and 'Load distribution techniques' in AWS. This module also includes a demo of Load distribution & Scaling your resources horizontally based on time or activity.
- Amazon Auto Scaling
- Auto scaling policy with real scenario based
- Type of Load Balancer
- Hands on with scenario based
- AWS VPC
- In this module, you will learn introduction to Amazon Virtual Private Cloud. We will cover how you can make public and private subnet with AWS VPC. A demo on creating VPC. We will also cover overview of AWS Route 53.
- Amazon VPC with subnets
- Gateways
- Route Tables
- Subnet
- Cross region Peering
- Identity and Access Management Techniques (IAM)
- In this module, you will learn how to achieve distribution of access control with AWS using IAM.
- Amazon IAM
- add users to groups,
- manage passwords,
- log in with IAM-created users.
- User
- Group
- Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)
- In this module, you will learn how to manage relational database service of AWS called RDS.
- Amazon IAM
- Amazon RDS
- Type of RDS
- Dynamo DB (No SQL DB)
- Redshift
- Multi-AZ Concept
- Multiple AWS Services and Managing the Resources' Lifecycle
- In this module, you will get an overview of multiple AWS services. We will talk about how do you manage life cycle of AWS resources and follow the DevOps model in AWS. We will also talk about notification and email service of AWS along with Content Distribution Service in this module.
- Cloud Trail,
- Amazon Sagemaker
- Concept with Hands-on
DevOps is the combination of cultural philosophies, practices, and tools that increases an organization's ability to deliver applications and services at high velocity: evolving and improving products at a faster pace than organizations using traditional software development and infrastructure management processes.
Course Content
- Overview of DevOps
- Why DevOps
- What is DevOps
- DevOps Market Trends
- DevOps Engineer Skills
- DevOps Delivery Pipeline
- DevOps Ecosystem
- Introduction to DevOps on Cloud
- Why Cloud
- Introduction to Cloud Computing
- Why DevOps on Cloud
- Introduction to AWS
- Various AWS Services
- DevOps using AWS
- Maven Project Management Tool
- Introduction about Maven
- High-Level overview
- Ant vs Maven
- Installation of Maven
- Demo using Sample Maven Project
- Version Control Tool GITHUB
- Downloading and configure Githunb
- Difference between CVC Versus DVC
- Basic Git Commands
- Working with Respositories
- Setting up Respositories
- Local and Remote Respositories
- Create respository and cloning projects
- Committing and syncing the code
- Reverting and Rolling Back the code
- Branch and merging Concepts and Implementation
- Stashing Changes
- Resolving the Conflicts
- Continuous Integration Testing using Jenkins
- About Jenkins
- History of Jenkins
- Splitting of Projects
- What is continuous Integration
- Install Jenkins
- Creating a simple Job
- Integrating Jenkins to the Project
Master's Program Certificate
You will get certificate after completion of program
- - 6 Months Online Program
- - 200+ Hours of Intensive Learning
- - 10+ Assigments & 2+ Projects
- - 2 Live Projects
- - Build an Impressive Resume
- - Get Tips from Trainer to Clear Interviews
- - Attend Mock-Up Interviews with Experts
- - Get Interviews & Get Hired
Get Ahead with Croma Campus master Certificate
Our Master program is exhaustive and this certificate is proof that you have taken a big leap in mastering the domain.
The knowledge and skill you've gained working on projects, simulation, case studies will set you ahead of competition.
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Industry Project
Real-life Case Studies
Work on case studies based on top industry frameworks and connect your learning with real-time industry solutions right away.
Best Industry-Practitioners
All of our trainers and highly experienced, passionate about teaching and worked in the similar space for more than 3 years.
Acquire essential Industrial Skills
Wisely structured course content to help you in acquiring all the required industrial skills and grow like a superstar in the IT marketplace.
Hands-on Practical Knowledge
Case studies based on top industry frameworks help you to relate your learning with real-time based industry solutions.
Collaborative Learning
Take your career at the top with collaborative learning at the Croma Campus where you could learn and grow in groups.
Assignment & Quizzes
Practice different assignments and quizzes on different topics or at the end of each module to evaluate your skills and learning speed.
Placement & Recruitment Partners
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Demand for software testing experts is going to skyrocket in the coming years. As per a survey, the automation testing market will grow up to $29,525 million by the year 2025. Besides this, by becoming a software tester, you will also be earning lots of money as remuneration. As per AmbitionBox, on average, a software tester can make around ₹3 LPA to ₹9 LPA.
A software tester plays a very critical role in the quality assurance stage of software development. He conducts manual as well as automated tests to make sure that the software developed by the developer fulfills the client's requirements. Moreover, he ensures that the software is free from any bugs and issues. A competent software tester must be proficient in automation and manual testing. Furthermore, he must have knowledge about different mobile/web technologies. On average, a software tester can make around ₹3,00,000 to ₹9,00,000 PA.
A QA analyst is responsible for ensuring that the software developed for the client is of high quality. Besides this, he assesses the functionality of the developed software for discovering hidden bugs or issues in it. A good QA analyst must have knowledge about software testing tools. Besides this, he must possess good programming skills. On average, a QA analyst can earn around ₹3,00,000 to ₹11,00,000 PA.
A test manager is responsible for planning and controlling test activities. He is responsible for creating test processes and strategies. Besides this, he selects test methods and tools that are ideal for testing software. A good test manager must have good knowledge about test scripts, quality assurance, API testing, Jira, etc. On average, a test manager can earn around ₹11,00,000 to ₹24,00,000 PA.
The automation tester is responsible for coding test cases. Besides this, an automation tester is responsible for selecting an ideal automation testing tool for testing software. An automation tester must have a decent knowledge of automation testing tools, knowledge about reusable test scripts, etc. On average, an automation tester can earn almost ₹3,00,000 to ₹12,00,000 PA.
A QA tester is responsible for creating and implementing test plans. He works in collaboration with developers/project supports for determining the project scope and client's requirements. Besides this, he is responsible for discovering software errors and preparing and developing procedures for product testing. A good QA tester must have knowledge about creating reusable test plans, SDLC, web technologies, etc. On average, a QA tester can make around ₹3,00,000 to ₹7,00,000 PA.
On the completion of the course, you may work in various domains like manufacturing, It, healthcare, telecom, and more. Also, most of the students get 200 percent hike after completing this course. The average you will get 6 lac p.a. and for a little more efforts you may acquire salary packages up to 12 lacs p.a.
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Important Date & TimeYou can apply for the master program online at our site. Mark the important date and time related to the program and stay in touch with our team to get the information about the program in detail.
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Eligible candidates have to appear for the online assessment based on your graduation and basic programming knowledge. Candidates who clear the exam will appear for the interview and finally they can join the program.
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- Helps in discovering hidden vulnerabilities in a software
- It saves time/money
- Enhances quality of software
- Increases satisfaction of clients
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As a software tester, you can earn around ₹3,00,000 to ₹9,00,000 PA
- Core concepts of software testing
- Principles of software testing
- STLC
- Code quality standards, etc.
The duration of the master in software testing training program is approximately 30-40 days
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