Master in Software Testing

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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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Master in Software Testing in India- 2010-2023

Start Date : 3^rd Apr 2023Duration : 6 Months
Format : Live Online /Self-Paced/Classroom

Course 1Manual Software Testing
Course 2ISTQB Certification Training
Course 3Database Certification Testing Training
Course 4Agile and Scrum Training
Course 5Selenium Certification Training
Course 6Appium Testing Training
Course 7JMeter Certification Training
Course 8Postman API Testing Training
Course 9AWS Cloud Certification Training
Master's Certificate

Future of Master in Software Testing

₹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.

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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

Course 1

Manual Software Testing

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.

Course Content

Things you will learn:

Module 1: 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

Module 2: SDLC vs STLC

Requirement and Analysis

Requirement Gathering

SRS Creation

Feasibility Study

Requirement Validation

SRS Approval

Project Kick-off

Application Walkthrough

Requirement Analysis

Design Concepts in Software Testing

System Design

Architecture Design

Module Design

Coding/Development

Testing

Implementation/Live

Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)

Requirements analysis

Test planning

Test development

Test execution

Test 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

Module 3: Software Testing Models and Methodologies

Software Testing Models

Waterfall Model

Iterative Model

Prototyping Model

Progressive Model

Spiral Model

V-Model

RAD (Rapid Application Development)

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

Testing Methodologies

Black Box Testing

Boundary Value Analysis

White Box testing

Path Testing

Mutation Testing

Module 4: Testing Levels and Testing Types in Software Engineering

Testing Levels

Testing Types

How to choose them

Signification of Different Testing Types

Unit Testing

Integration Testing

Re Testing

Regression Testing

Usability Testing

Performance Testing

Software Stress Testing

Security Testing

Smoke Testing

Compatibility Testing

System Testing

UAT (User Acceptance Testing)

Alpha & Beta Testing

Module 5: Test Cases and Test Plans in Testing

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

Cross Browser Testing

Module 6: Project Life Cycle Management/Live Project

Introduction to Project Life Cycle

Identify Testing Artifacts

Test Strategy

Test plan

Software Test Life Cycle (STLC)

Prepare Test Case

Optimizing Test Cases (Testing Techniques)

Bug Reporting and Management

Application Sign Off

Live Project

Requirement Analysis

Prepare Query Log

Writing Test Cases

Review of Test Cases

Execution of Test Cases

Bug Finding & Reporting

ISO and CMMI Certifications, its significance

Module 7: ISTQB Certification

Software Testing Fundamentals

Why is Testing Necessary

What is Testing

Seven Testing Principles

The Psychology of Testing

Code of Ethics

Testing Throughout the Software Life Cycle

Software Development Models

Test Levels

Test Types

Maintenance Testing

Static Techniques

Static Techniques and the Test Process

Review Process

Static Analysis by Tools

Test Design Techniques

The Test Development Process

Categories of Test Design Techniques

Specification-based or Black-box Techniques

Structure–based or White-box Techniques

Experience-based Techniques

Choosing Test Techniques

Test Management

Test Organization

Test Planning and Estimation

Test Progress Monitoring and Control

Configuration Management

Risk and Testing

Incident Management

Tool Support for Testing

Types of Test Tools

Effective Use of Tools: Potential Benefits and Risks

How to Introduce a tool into an Organization

Module 8: Mobile Testing Basics

Mobile Testing Introduction

Overview of Mobility Testing

Mobile Application Development Process

Introduction to various Mobile platforms

Introduction to Various Apps, Mobile App, Web based App, Native App, Hybrid App.

Mobile Testing Strategy

Device Emulator

Mobile Cloud Computing (Remote Real Devices)

Real Time Devices

Automation Tools

Emulators and its usage

Installation and un- installation of Android 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

Unit testing

Integration testing

Functional testing

Device conformance testing

System testing

Regression testing

Mobile browser compatibility testing

Performance testing

Course 2

ISTQB Certification Training

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

Things you will learn:

Module 1: Fundamentals of Testing

What is Testing

Typical Objectives of Testing

Testing and Debugging

Why is Testing Necessary

Testing’s Contributions to Success

Quality Assurance and Testing

Errors, Defects, and Failures

Defects, Root Causes and Effects

Seven Testing Principles

Test Process

Test Process in Context

Test Activities and Tasks

Test Work Products

Traceability between the Test Basis and Test Work Products

The Psychology of Testing

Human Psychology and Testing

Tester’s and Developer’s Mindsets

Module 2: Testing Throughout the Software Development Lifecycle

Software Development Lifecycle Models

Software Development and Software Testing

Software Development Lifecycle Models in Context

Test Levels

Component Testing

Integration Testing

System Testing

Acceptance Testing

Test Types

Functional Testing

Non-functional Testing

White-box Testing

Change-related Testing

Test Types and Test Levels

Maintenance Testing

Triggers for Maintenance

Impact Analysis for Maintenance

Module 3: Static Testing

Static Testing Basics

Work Products that Can Be Examined by Static Testing

Benefits of Static Testing

Differences between Static and Dynamic Testing

Review Process

Work Product Review Process

Roles and responsibilities in a formal review

Review Types

Applying Review Techniques

Success Factors for Reviews

Module 4: Test Techniques

Categories of Test Techniq

Categories of Test Techniques and Their Characteristics

Black-box Test Techniques

Equivalence Partitioning

Boundary Value Analysis

Decision Table Testing

State Transition Testing

Use Case Testing

White-box Test Techniques

Statement Testing and Coverage

Decision Testing and Coverage

The Value of Statement and Decision Testing

Experience-based Test Techniques

Error Guessing

Exploratory Testing

Checklist-based Testing

Module 5: Test Management

Test Organization

Independent Testing

Tasks of a Test Manager and Tester

Test Planning and Estimation

Purpose and Content of a Test Plan

Test Strategy and Test Approach

Entry Criteria and Exit Criteria (Definition of Ready and Definition of Done)

Test Execution Schedule

Factors Influencing the Test Effort

Test Estimation Techniques

Test Monitoring and Control

Metrics Used in Testing

Purposes, Contents, and Audiences for Test Reports

Configuration Management

Risks and Testing

Definition of Risk

Product and Project Risks

Risk-based Testing and Product Quality

Defect Management

Module 6: Tool Support for Testing

Test Tool Considerations

Test Tool Classification

Benefits and Risks of Test Automation

Special Considerations for Test Execution and Test Management Tools

Effective Use of Tools

Main Principles for Tool Selection

Pilot Projects for Introducing a Tool into an Organization

Success Factors for Tools

Course 3

Database Certification Testing Training

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

Things you will learn:

What is database testing

Database testing through SQL

What is SQL

Basic SQL Queries

Create SQL Queries

Writing SQL Queries

SQL Where Clause

AND/OR clauses

Order By/Update/Delete database

Primary Key vs Foreign Key

Joining Tables

LEFT/RIGHT JOIN

Joining more than two tables- complex queries

Using Aggregation to determine data health

Foreign Key Problems

Using Sub-queries

Generating Test Data

Views and Indices

Course 4

Agile and Scrum Training

This Agile Scrum Master Training introduces the best practices of Agile and the nuances of the Scrum methodology. Master the Agile Scrum project management approach and enhance your ability to develop and deliver quality products to customers. Use this popular methodology to maximize business value while mitigating potential risks.

Course Content

Things you will learn:

Module 1: Introduction

Introduction to Agile/Scrum

Why Agile

What makes Scrum adoptions successful

How do you know/measure it was successful

Module 2: Other Agile Frameworks

Different development methodologies

Waterfall, XP, Crystal, DSDM, Lean

Linking Agile to DevOps and IT Service Management

Module 3: Scrum Events and Artifacts

Three Pillars of Scrum

Scrum Values

Scrum Life Cycle

Sprint

Three Scrum Backlogs

Product Backlog

Four Scrum Ceremonies

Definition of Done

Module 4: Scrum Roles

Scrum master and product owner roles

Attributes of good scrum masters

Product owners

Failure mode

Team manager or developer role

Module 5: Agile Estimating, Planning, Monitoring, and Control

User Stories and Epics

Characteristics of Good User Stories

Story Card

Splitting Stories

Determining a Value or Return on Investment (ROI)

Prioritization Models

Velocity

Planning Onion

Roadmap/Release Planning

Output of Release Planning

Estimation

Cone of Uncertainty

Comparing Ideal Time with Story Points

Planning Poker

Affinity Estimation

Tracking Releases and Sprints

Physical Progress Chart

Communicating Progress

Staying in Control

Module 6: Agile on Complex Projects

Agile at scale

Scaled agile foundation introduction

Where to apply agile

Tools for agile project management

Module 7: Adopting Agile

Adopting Agile

Transition plan for Agile transformation

Towards self-organization

Physical and cultural changes needed

Course 5

Selenium Certification Training

The core objective of Selenium training is to help you learn basic and fundamental concepts related to Selenium. With our selenium training, you can learn a multitude of concepts from basic to advanced level.

Course Content

Things you will learn:

Module 1: Java Course Contents

Introduction to java

What is java

Programming language hierarchy

Java files

Camel casing

Identifiers

Java Components naming standards

Java source file declaration rules

First Java program

Classes and Objects

Introduction to Classes and objects

Understanding Java Heap

Creating first Class and Object

Variables and Operators

Introduction to Variables and their data types

Primitive and Non-primitive variables

Variable Casting

Object references

Java Operators

Java Methods and their communication

Introduction to methods

Method arguments and return types

Pass by Value

Encapsulation

Getters and Setters

Loops and Arrays

If-else statement

While loop

Do-while loop

For loop

Enhanced for loop

Arrays – 1D and 2D

Reference in an array

Understanding Java-API

Understanding API using ArrayList

ArrayList fundamentals

Using Java Library

Using Packages

Using HTML- API docs

Inheritance and Polymorphism

Understanding inheritance and inheritance tree

Methods overriding and the rules

IS-A and HAS-A relationship

Super class Vs Subclass

Method Overloading

Access Modifiers

Abstract Classes and Interfaces

Abstract classes and methods

Mother of all classes – “Object class”

Polymorphic reference

Object reference casting

Deadly Diamond of Death

Interfaces and it’s implementation

Garbage Collection and Constructors

Concept of Stack and Heap

Methods and classes on Stack and Heap

Constructors

Constructor Overloading

Constructor chaining and this() keyword

Garbage collection eligibility

Statics and data formatting

Static methods, variables and constants

Math class and methods

Wrapper classes

Auto boxing

Data formatting and static imports

Exception handling

Risky java codes

Introduction to Java Exceptions

Catching exceptions using try/catch block

The finally block

Catching multiple exceptions

Handle or Declare law of exceptions

Serialization and file I/O

Saving objects state

Writing serialized object

I/O streams

Serializable interface

Deserialization

Java IO file

Reading/Writing a text file

Collections

Introduction to Java collections

Concept of generics

Lists

Sets

Hashmap

JDBC

JDBC concepts and terminology

JDBC package

Creating connection to a DataBase

Accessing and manipulating tables using JDBC

Sql statements

Module 2: Selenium WebDriver3.0

Introduction to Selenium WebDriver

What is WebDriver

Exploring Webdriver java docs

Downloading Webdriver jar files

Open Google home page through WebDriver

Exploring more features of WebDriver

WebDriver Features & Examples

Handling HTML Elements such as: Text box, Hyperlinks, Submit buttons,

Radio buttons, Check boxes, Dropdown etc

Finding Elements & text on a Webpage

Printing all links and other values from a webpage and HTML Elements

Using By class to find elements using different methods

Implement global wait

Running test in multiple browsers

Firefox profile

Running test in multiple profiles

Advance WebDriver Features

Simulating keypress events such as buttons such as Enter, page up, pagedown, backspace

Handling java script messages

Working with online captchas

Running the test with HTMLUnit driver

Online Webtables

Downloading and configuring chrome driver

How to find Xpaths through Chrome developer tool

Generating your own Xpaths

What if you don’t have firebug or firepath

Handling multiple pop ups/tabs in Chrome

Handling Mouse over Menus and Iframes

Ajax & Listeners

How to handle Ajax based applications

Browser navigate methods

Listeners

Mouse movements

Explore action class mouseover method

Working with Javascriptexecutor

Drag and Drop

Resizable

Handling Sliders

Flash Testing with Selenium WebDriver

What is flash/flex testing

Downloading and installing flash jar file

Automating flash player

Using different call methods of YouTube flash player

Module 3: TestNG Framework

Integration and Execution of Test Suite using TestNG Framework

What is TestNg

Installing TestNg in Eclipse

TestNg Annotations

Understanding usage of annotations

Running a Test in TestNg

Batch Running of tests in TestNg

Skipping Tests

Parameterizing Tests – DataProvider

Assertions/Reporting Errors

TestNg Reports

Advantages over Junit

Module 4: ReportNG Framework

ReportNG is a simple plug-in for the TestNG unit-testing framework to generate HTML reports as a replacement for the default TestNG HTML reports.

Configuring ReportNG with TestNG for HTML Reports

Module 5: Selenium Grid - Cross Plateform & Parallel Execution

Cross Browser and Cross Platform Testing using Web Driver

What is Selenium-Grid

How Selenium-Grid Works–With a Hub and Nodes

Configuring Selenium-Grid

Default Configuration

JSON Configuration File

Configuring Via the Command-Line Options

Node Configuration

Timing Parameters

Module 6: Robot Class

This class is used to generate native system input events for the purposes of test automation, self-running demos, and other applications where control of the mouse and keyboard is needed. The primary purpose of Robot is to facilitate automated testing of Java platform implementations. Using the class to generate input events differs from posting events to the AWT event queue or AWT components in that the events are generated in the platform's native input queue. For example, Robot.mouseMove will actually move the mouse cursor instead of just generating mouse move events.

Module 7: Integration of Selenium with Jenkins

Installation and setup of Jenkins & Selenium project on your laptop.

Jenkins Overview.

Jenkins Plugins.

Jenkins Configuration for a Java-based Project.

Integration of Selenium and Jenkins CI.

Reporting and Validation in Jenkins.

Continuous integration and continuous testing

Test Execution.

SVN, Junit, Source Control, Ant, Maven Java integration.

Module 8: Data Driven & Hybrid Test Automation Framework

Covers end to end steps followed while creating the framework:

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

Module 9: Database Testing - Java DataBase Connectivity JDBC

Installing MySQL Database

Java.Sql Package|JDBC Drivers

Connection Interface

Statement and Prepared Statement Interfaces

ResultSet Interface

Firing Select, Insert, Update and Delete queries with database using Java JDBC

Looping the ResultSet

Using Annotations of Junit/TestNg to establish connection with database when Using Selenium

Course 6

Appium Testing Training

Our Appium training course is designed to provide software quality assurance and testing professionals with the background and tools necessary to organize automated testing efforts for mobile applications.

Course Content

Things you will learn:

Module 1: Introduction to Appium

Introduction to Mobile Automation

Various tools for mobile application

What is Appium

What all can be tested with Appium

WebDriver Wire protocol

Hybrid Apps, Native Apps and WebApps

Concept of UIAutomator

When to use Selendroid and when to use Appium

IOS-driver

Drawbacks and Limitations

What is seledroid

Difference between Appium and Selendroid

How things came into being

What should I learn

Appium Internal Architecture

Module 2: Download and Configure Appium/Maven Dependency

Configuring Appium on real device

Why work on real device

Download and Configure Android on local machine

Understanding difference between Api level and Android version

API levels and Android versions supported by Appium supported by android

Getting correct API level for Android

Getting correct Android version in Phone – Provider dependant

Enabling developer mode

Debug level settings in Phone

Connecting phone and making sure it’s being detected in DDMS(Pdanet software)

Install Node JS

Install Microsoft Dot Net framework

Download Appium

Configuring Various versioning/API level requirements for Appium

Starting Appium Server from Console

Starting Appium Server from command prompt

Various command line arguments for Appium

Running your first Appium Program

Configuring Appium on Simulator

Installing Simulator

Running first Script on Simulator

Maven dependencies

Various Maven/POM dependencies for Appium

Downloading/Configuring Appium, Selenium from Maven/POM dependencies

Module 3: Launching Hybrid/Native Apps with Appium

Desired Capabilities for Appium and Android

Concept of Apk file, AppActivityName and AppPackage

How to get Apk file, AppActivityName and AppPackage for any application

Is Apk file necessary to test App – Not in all cases

Javadocs for Appium

AppiumDriver and RemoteWebDriver classes

Launching System Hybrid Apps

Appium reinstalls App

Preventing Appium from deleting and reinstalling App

Launching other user installed Hybrid Apps

Launching native Apps like calculator, Contacts, Settings

Always quit Appium – Mandatory

Module 4: Identifying Elements-1

Concept of UI Automator

Understanding Android Layouts

Tag name not supported

android.widgit.* – everything starts from here

Find Element and FindElementByAndroidUIAutomator

Using UISelector Class in UIAutomator API

Finding by Classname

Detecting presence of Elements

Building Xpaths

Challenges faced in finding Elements and Workarounds

Using Android UI Automator’sUISelector() and its functions

Hiding Keyboard

Waiting – Implicit and explicit waits

Using UI Automator in Compressed layout

Module 5: Identifying Elements-2

Finding multiple Elements

Finding Elements inside Elements

ComplexFind and Mobile Element

Finding Elements with Multiple criteria using Complex Find

Selector Key codes

Finding elements by text using AndroidUIAutomator commands

Using Assertions

Handling Date Elements/Objects

Selecting element in Spinner

Finding selected Elements

Getting Value from Text View

Finding selected Elements & Clear value of a Text View

Module 6: XML Viewer

Getting and storing the Android App XML view

When to use android xml view

Launching XML View from WebDriver

Finding Elements in XML view

Finding Scroll List elements in XML View

you can do anything with XML View

Limitations of XML view

Touch Actions

Touch Events

Android key events like home, backspace, delete etc.

Wait Actions

Dragging and dropping elements

Multitouch Actions

Simulating multiple gestures

Longpress and delete elements

Handling Toggle buttons

Pinching, tapping, holding

Module 7: Web Application Testing

Launching browser with Appium

Making sure you have the correct desired capabilities

When launch fails

Firing various commands on browser

Will UIAutomator work here

How do I identify objects in mobile browser

Will AppiumDriver commands work on browser

WFinding and setting user agent

Module 8: Appium First Program

Android App download for practice

What are desired capabilities How to talk to appium server

Invoking Android Driver- Creating base program

Execution of Appium first program on Mobile Native APP

Appium desired capabilities code download

UIAutomator tool usage-Inspection of elements

Module 9: Native Apps Automation

Automating app UI Using Xpaths and text attributes

Appium API's for UI interaction with id's and classNames

Handling Mutiple similar objects of Apps with indexes

AndroidUIAutomator usage in identifying objects of Apps

TouchActions in Appium (Gestures Automation -1)

Tapping and longpress events (Gestures Automation -2)

Strategy for automating Swipping event(Gestures Automation -3)

Module 10: Advanced Gestures Automation with Key Events Handling

Events Handling

Demo on swapping the clock- Practice exercises

How to automate scrolling Gestures Automation -5

Drag and drop on Native Apps with Appium (Gesture Automation -6)

Automating Android Key Events with Appium

Miscellaneous key Events handling with Appium

Invoking App with package Activity

Example on package name and Activity Invoking apps

Automation on real devices

Module 11: Web Apps Automation

Mobile Browser Configuration setup for Appium Tests

Code for Mobile Browser capabilities

Automating the Chrome Mobile Browser

Module 12: Practical Problems and solutions with Mobile Browsers

Identifying frames from Html view

Element Hidden or Invisible-How to validate

Writing Generic functions to Identify Frames/Windows

Example Demonstrating Multiple Frames

Handling Auto suggestive dropdown options

Dynamic data loading- Exception Techniques

Module 13: Hybrid Apps Automation

Hybrid Apps features and ways to test them

Views switching Mechanism

Example on Hybrid App handling

Module 14: Appium Framemwork-Learn TestNG

Module 15: Integrating TestNG with Maven

Module 16: Pageobject Pattern & Page Factory

Module 17: Data driving from Excel for feeding data into Appium Test Cases

Module 18: Logging Framework - log4j

Module 19: Database connection to Selenium/Appium Test Cases

Course 7

JMeter Certification Training

This course will help you to gain in-depth knowledge of various functionalities of JMeter to evaluate the performance of an application. You will be able to check the performance of an application under different workload conditions and understand different methodologies related to the security of an application. This course designed to help you become a certified practitioner through intensified training in the best practices for checking the efficiency of software.

Course Content

Things you will learn:

Module 1: Performance/Load Testing Fundamentals

About Testing

Introduction to Non-Functional testing

Need for Non-Functional testing

Types of Non-Functional testing

Introduction to Performance Testing

Performance Testing components

Performance testing and tuning

Baselines

The incident

The aftermath

Performance Testing Using JMeter

JMeter: The preferred tool for Performance Testing

Introduction to Apache JMeter

Elements of JMeter

Performance testing using JMeter

Assertions, controllers, and processors in JMeter

JMeter best practices

JMeter to the rescue

Up and running with JMeter

Installation

Installing the Java JDK

Setting JAVA_HOME

Running JMeter

Tracking errors during test execution

Configuring JMeter

Load and stress testing

What is Load testing

Need for Load testing

Objectives of Load testing

How to perform Load testing using JMeter

What is Stress testing

Need for Stress testing

Purpose of Stress testing

How to perform Stress testing using JMeter

Module 2: Recording Your First Test

Configuring the JMeter HTTP proxy server

Setting up your browser to use the proxy server

Using a browser extension

Changing the system settings

Running your first recorded scenario

Anatomy of a JMeter test

Test Plan

Thread Groups

Controllers

Samplers

Logic controllers

Test fragments

Listeners

Timers

Assertions

Configuration elements

Pre-processor and post-processor elements

Summary

Module 3: Submitting Forms

Capturing simple forms

Handling checkboxes

Handling radio buttons

Handling file uploads

Handling file download

Handling the XML response

Summary

Module 4: Managing Sessions

Managing sessions with cookies

Managing sessions with URL rewriting

Summary

Module 5: Resource Monitoring

Basic server monitoring

Setting up Apache Tomcat Server

Configuring Tomcat users

Setting up a monitor controller in JMeter

Monitoring the server with a JMeter plugin

Installing the plugins

Adding monitor listeners to the test plan

Summary

Module 6: Distributed Testing

Remote testing with JMeter

Configuring JMeter slave nodes

Configuring one slave per machine

Configuring the master node to be tested against one slave per machine

Configuring multiple slave nodes on a single box

Configuring the master node to be tested against multiple slave nodes on a single box

Executing the test plan

Viewing the results from the virtual machines

Summary

Module 7: Timers and Functions

JMeter properties and variables

JMeter functions

The Regular Expression tester

The Debug sampler

Using timers in your test plan

The Constant timer

The Gaussian random timer

The Uniform random timer

The Constant throughput timer

The Synchronizing timer

The Poisson random timer

The JDBC Request sampler

Configuring a JDBC Connection Configuration component

Adding a JDBC Request sampler

Summary

Module 8: Helpful Tips

JMeter integration with selenium

Handling FTP request

Installing CA certificate in the browser

Testing REST web services

Parameterization using CSV File

Parameterization using Test Plan

Summary

Course 8

Postman API Testing Training

RESTful APIs (or simply REST API) are everywhere nowadays but at the same time they are getting more complex to get started with: different HTTP methods, headers, cookies, dealing with file uploads or authentication with API keys, tokens, OAuth and so much more. This is where the Postman App comes in! Postman allows you very quickly create a request with the required HTTP method and parameters, submit the request and easily inspect the results.

Course Content

Things you will learn:

Module 1: Introduction

Overview

First steps in Postman

The postman Landscape

Module 2: Creating with API Requests

How to create a request in Postman

How to import a request from your browser in Postman

How to inspect HTTP responses in Postman

Handling cookies in Postman

Troubleshooting Postman issues

Saving requests to a collection in Postman

Module 3: Writing Tests and Scripts

Introduction

Your first API test in Postman

Testing an API

Path parameters vs query parameters

Refactoring tests

Module 4: Writing Tests and Scripts using Variables

Variables in Postman

Global variables

Environments

Session variables (new in Postman 6.2!)

Bulk editing removed (new in Postman 6.2!)

Pre-request scripts in Postman

Understanding different variable scopes / types

How to setup different URLs using environments in Postman

Debugging tests

Module 5: Building and Testing an API Workflow using Github and Twilio

Introduction to Github API

Introduction to 2FA

Setting up 2FA on Github

Setting up 2FA in Postman

Automating two-factor authentication (2FA) workflow - overview

Introducing Twilio

Get a new Twilio phone number & 2FA setup

Setting up 2FA on Github with Twilio

Troubleshooting why Twilio did not receive the SMS

Using the Twillio API in Postman

Conclusion

Module 6: Advanced Assertions

Section overview

Postman assertion basics

Assertions

Chai Assertion Library

Assertions on arrays

Assertions on nested objects

Module 7: Automatically Running Tests

Overview

Postman collection runner

Postman Monitors

Automating with Newman (Overview)

Installing Newman

Running a collection with Newman

Newman v3 to v4 Migration Guide

3 ways to access your Postman collection from Newman

Specifying environments with Newman

Prerequisites for running Newman on Jenkins

Running a collection with Jenkins and generating a report

Creating an HTML report in Jenkins

Generating better HTML reports

Customizing HTML reports

Running a collection from a Git repository with Jenkins

Module 8: Running Newman with other CI Servers/Tools

Gitlab CI

TeamCity

Short introduction to Docker (optional)

Running Jenkins with Docker

Running Newman with Docker

Module 9: Workflows / Scenarios

Overview

Creating a basic workflow / scenario

Advanced workflows

Module 10: Data-Driven Tests

Using workflows to create data-sets

Using external data files - Basic usage

Using external data files - Writing tests

Using external data files - Advanced usage

Module 11: Team Collaboration

Introduction

Using the Git version control system - Overview

Using the Git version control system - Hands on

Team Workspaces - Creating and sharing a workspace

Team Workspaces - Understanding users and permissions

Team Workspaces - Managing user permissions

Module 12: Mock Servers

Introduction to mock servers

Why use a mock server

Create your first mock server

Recording responses from an existing API

Known Limitations

Module 13: File Uploads

Sending and testing multipart/form-data requests (file upload form)

Automatic the upload and testing process with Newman

Module 14: Authentication / Authorization

Basic access authentication

OAuth2 Authorization Flow (Authorization Code Grant)

Form-based / Session-based authentication

JSON Web Tokens (JWT)

Module 15: New Features in Postman

Designing APIs with Postman (OpenAPI 3.0.0 / Swagger)

Sending GraphQL Queries in Postman

Module 16: JavaScript Fundamentals

Overview

Data Types in JS

Variables

Conditionals

Functions

Data Structures – Arrays/Objects

Loops

Modern JS

Apply what you have learn in Postman

Conclusion

Course 9

AWS Cloud Certification Training

AWS Certified Solutions Architect is among the most valuable and highly sought-after cloud computing certifications in the world today We designed this cloud architect certification training for anyone seeking to learn the major components of Amazon Web Services (AWS). By the end of the course, you'll be prepared to pass the associate-level AWS Certified Solutions Architect certification exam.

Course Content

Things you will learn:

Introduction to Cloud Computing & AWS

Elastic Compute and Storage Volumes

Load Balancing, Autoscaling and DNS

Virtual Private Cloud

Storage - Simple Storage Service (S3)

Databases and In-Memory DataStores

Management and Application Services

Access Management and Monitoring Services

Automation and Configuration management

AWS Migration

AWS Architect Interview Questions

Master's Program Certificate

You will get certificate after completion of program

Course Structure

- 6 Months Online Program
- 200+ Hours of Intensive Learning
- 10+ Assigments & 2+ Projects
- 2 Live Projects

Career Assistance

- 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

Earn your certificate

Our Master program is exhaustive and this certificate is proof that you have taken a big leap in mastering the domain.

Differentiate yourself with a Masters Certificate

The knowledge and skill you've gained working on projects, simulation, case studies will set you ahead of competition.

Share your achievement

Talk about it on Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook, boost your resume or frame it- tell your friend and colleagues about it.

SAMPLE CERTIFICATE

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

Placement Assistance

We provide 100 percent placement assistance and most of our students are placed after completion of the training in top IT giants. We work on your resume, personality development, communication skills, soft-skills, along with the technical skills.

CAREERS AND SALARIES IN Master in Software Testing

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.

RECRUITMENT PARTNERS

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.

Admission Process

Important Date & Time

You 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.

Enrollment Criteria

Once you submit your profile online, it will be reviewed by our expert team closely for the eligibility like graduation degree, basic programming skills, etc. Eligible candidates can move to the next step quickly.

Final Enrollment Process

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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