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Software
---------------Project & Product
---------------SDLC
---------------OLD SDLC MODELS
---------------Software Bidding
---------------a) Water Fall Model
---------------b) Prototype Model
---------------c) Incremental Model
---------------d) Spiral Model
---------------e) RAD(Rapid Application Development) Model
---------------NEW SDLC MODELS
---------------a) Fish Model
---------------b) V -Model
---------------Prototype V Model
---------------c) Agile Model
---------------Iterations
---------------Sprint & Scrum
---------------Testing STAGES/PHASES
---------------I) DOCUMENTS Testing
---------------BRS, SRS
---------------HLD Architecture
---------------Login module LLD
---------------II) UNIT Testing
---------------White Box Testing Techniques
---------------a) Basic Paths Coverage
---------------b) Control Structure Coverage
---------------c) Program Technique Coverage
---------------d) Mutation Coverage
---------------III) INTEGRATION Testing
---------------Incremental/Integration Approach
---------------a) Top Down Approach
---------------b) Bottom Up Approach
---------------c) Hybrid/Sandwitch Approach
---------------d) System Approach/Big Bang Approach
---------------IV) SOFTWARE TESTING
---------------1) Functional Testing/Requirements Testing
---------------I) Front End Testing
a) GUI Testing/Behavioral/Control Flow
---------------b) Input Domain Testing
---------------c) Error Handling Testing
---------------d) Manipulations Testing/Functionality Testing
---------------II) Back End Testing
e) Database Testing
---------------2) Non -Functional Testing/Characteristics/System/Expectation- Testing
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a) Usability Testing
---------------b) Compatibility Testing/Portability Testing
---------------c) Configuration Testing/hardware compatibility Testing
---------------d) Inter System Testing/SOA/Webservices/End To End/Introperability
---------------e) Performance Testing
---------------1) Load Testing
---------------2) Stress Testing/Load Capacity Testing
---------------3) Spike Testing
---------------4) Endurance/SOAK/Durability Testing
---------------f) Data Volume Testing/Memory Capacity Testing
---------------g) Security Testing
---------------h) Access Control Testing
---------------i) Multi Languity Testing
---------------j) Installation Testing
---------------k) Parallel Testing
---------------V) ACCEPTANCE Testing
---------------Yello Box Testing Techniques
--------------- - Test & - Test
---------------VI) RELEASE Testing
---------------Delevery team/Onsite team
---------------Green Box Testing Techniques
---------------VII) MAINTANANCE LEVEL Testing
---------------SCR (Software Change Request)
---------------DRE(DEFECT REMOVAL EFFICIENCY)
---------------CASE STUDY
---------------SOFTWARE TESTING PROCESS LIFE CYCLE
---------------SDLC Along With SOFTWARE TESTING Process Life Cycle
---------------I) TEST INITIATION
---------------IEEE FORMATS
---------------Exhaustive
---------------Ad-hoc
---------------Optimal
---------------a) Optimal Test Stratagy Document Format In IEEE829
---------------1) Scope & Objective
---------------2) Business Issues
---------------3) Test Responsibility Matrix(table)
---------------4) Roles & Responsibilities
---------------5) Communication & Status Reporting
---------------6) Test Automation & Testing Tools
---------------7) Defect Reporting & Tracking
---------------8) Testing Measurements & Metrics
---------------9) Risks & Assumptions
---------------10) Configuration Management
---------------11) Training Plan
---------------II) TEST PLANNING
---------------a) Testing Team Formation
---------------Project/Product Size
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c) Prepare Test Plans & IEEE 829
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Format Of Test Plan
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Test Plan Id
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introduction
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features/Modules
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features To Be Tested
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features Not To Be Tested
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Approach To Be Followed
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Test Environment
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Test Deliverables
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entry Criteria
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suspension Criteria
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exit Criteria
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staff & Training Needs
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responsibilities
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schedule
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risks & Assumption
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review Test Plans
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III) TEST DESIGN
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a) UnderstandProject/Product Requirements
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b) Writing Test Scenarions
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I) Functional Test Design
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1) Functional Specification Based Test Design
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Black Box Testing Techniques
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BVA(Boundary Value Analysis)
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ECP(Equivalance Class Partitions)
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DT(Decission Table)
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OA(Orthogonal Arrays)
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STF(State Transition Flow)
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Using Regula Expressions
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IEEE830
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---------------IV) SOFTWARE TEST EXECUTION
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a) Formal Meeting
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b) Establish Test Environment
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c) Define Test Execution Levels
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d) Level - 0(SANITY Testing)
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Testability/TAT(Tester Acceptance Testing)/BVT(Build Verification
- - Testing)/Octangle
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e) Real Testing
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f) Defect Reporting
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Severity & Priority
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g) Defect Tracking (BY DTT)


h) Test Cases Related Defect Fixing
i) Test Data Related Defect Fixing
j) Test Environment Related Defect Fixing
k) Coding Related Defect Fixing/Bug Fixing
l) Test Cycles
m) BUG LIFE CYCLE(Coding Related Defect Life Cycel) (BLC)
V) SOFTWARE TEST CLOSURE
1) Coverage Analysis
2) Bug Density Calculation
3) Analysis Of Deffered Bugs
VI) ACCEPTANCE Testing
VII) SIGN OFF/ROLE OFF
TRM(Test Responsibility Matrix)
Case Study I
Common Responsibilities Of Manual Testers
Case Study II
SOFTWARE TESTING strategies are three types
1) Exhaustive
2) Optimal
3) Ad -Hoc Testing
a) Monkey Testing/Chimpanjee Testing
b) Buddy Testing
c) Exploratory Testing
d) Pair Testing
e) Agile Testing
f) Be -Bugging
HP -QUALITY CENTER 10.0
I) Company Network Architecture With QC Software
II) Network Adimin Responsibilities
a) Create User Id For New Employee
b) Create Database For New Project Testing
QC Explorer
III) Test Lead Responsibilities
1) Selecting Employees For Current Project
2) Restricting Permissions To Different Roles
3) Management Component Usage In QC
IV) Test Engineer Responsibilities
1) Login By Test Engineer
2) Requirements
3) Test Plan Components
4) Test Lab
5) Defects
SOFTWARE TEST AUTOMATION
V V Model
Need For SOFTWARE TEST Automation
Functional Testing Regression Level Tools Generations

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1st Generation
2nd Generation
3rd Generation
QTP (Quick Test Professional) 11.0
QTP - Windows based Testing
QTP - Web based Testing
QTP - Mobile based Testing
I) VBScript Basics
Variables in VBScript
Operators in VBScript
a) Arithemetic Operations
b) Comparison Operators
c) Logical Operators
d) Input & Output Functions In VBScript
CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS
a) If Condition
Option Explicit & Dim
b) If Else If Condition
c) Select Case
LOOPS IN VBScript
a) For Loop
b) While Loop
c) Do While Loop
d) Do Until Loop
e) For Each Loop
Arrays
instr()
strreverse()
sts()
II) SQL(Structured Query Language)
III) Advance VBScript
Redeclaration Of Arrays without disturbing existing data
Working With Text Files
Create Object()
Scripting.FileSystemObject
File System Object Properties & Methods
a) Opentextfile()
b) Createtextfile()
c) Deletefile()
d) Createfolder()
e) Deletefolder()
f) Fileexists()
g) Folderexists()
h) Driveexists
File Object Properties & Methods
a) ReadAll()
b) ReadLine()

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c) AtEndOfStream
d) WriteLine()
e) Read()
f) Write()
g) WriteBlankLines()
h) Line
i) Column
FolderObject Properties & Methods
DriveObject Properties & Methods
OMR(Object Model Reference)
Working With MS -Excel Files
5th July 2012
Working With Database
DDD(Database Design Document)
DSN(Data Sourse Name)
Bulk Work
SQL Quries
1) Static Query
2) Dynamic Query
ADODB.CONNECTION
QTP SCRIPTING
1) Purpose Of QTP Script In QTP Tool
2) Automation QTP Script Generation Methods
1) Descriptive Programming Method(DP)
2) Record & Playback(RP)
3) Object Repository(ORP)
4) Step Generator(SG)
Difference Between DP & RP/ORP/SG
3) Web Based SUT Pages Testing
a) Rules To Be Followed For Web Testing
b) Launching Website By Using VBScript
c) Webpages Forms Filling
QTP Script Object Heirarchy
d) Webpages Content Testing
e) Working With WebTables
f) Keyboard Automation
Windows Shell Object
g) Working With ChileObjects
h) Mouse Automation
Analog Recording
i) Working With Web add -in & Flex add -in
Why Recording Is Outdated
j) Working With Web add -in & Java add -in
k) Working With Web add -in & .net add -in
l) Working With Web add -in & SAP add -in
m) Working With Web add -in & oracle Apps add -in
n) Working With Web add -in & Seibel add -in

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o) Working With Web add -in & standard Windows add -in
---------------4) Windows Based Screens Test Automation
---------------a) Working With Java add -in
---------------b) Working With .net add -in
---------------c) Working With standard Windows add -in
---------------STAF(SOFTWARE TEST AUTOMATION FRAME -WORK)
---------------2 - Types
---------------I) BPT(Business Process Testing FrameWork)
---------------II) CSTAF(Customized SOFTWARE TEST Automation Framework)- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1) Linear Framework
---------------2) Keyworkd Driven Frame Work
---------------3) Module Driven Frame Work
---------------4) Data Driven FrameWork
---------------Who Developed CSTAF In Your Company
---------------Project/Product Atumation
---------------1) Understanding Requirements
---------------2) Collecting Manual Test Cases
---------------3) Collecting Test Data
---------------4) Creating Repository
---------------a) Repository In DP
---------------b) Repository In RP
---------------5) Creating Functions/Actions
---------------a) Functions In DP
---------------b) Actions In RP
---------------Difference Between Functions & Actions
---------------6) Creating Test Scripts
---------------1) Test Case1
---------------2) Test Data
---------------3) Test Script In DP
---------------4) Test Script In RP
---------------Difference Between DP & RP
---------------7) Adding Recovery Scenarios To Test Scripts
---------------Recovery Scenario
---------------Repeat Current Step & Continue
---------------Problem/Trigger Even
---------------Solution/Recovery
---------------Post Recovery
---------------a) Working With DATA TABLE
---------------b) Built -in Environment Variables
---------------c) User Defined Environment Variables
---------------d) Synchronization Point
---------------1) Wait()
---------------2) Change Settings
---------------3) WaitProperty()
---------------e) Check Points(RP) (not In DP)
---------------1) standard Check Point
---------------2) Text Check Point
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3) Text Area Check Point


4) Bitmap Check Point
5) Database Check Point
6) Batch Testing
1) TBR(Test Batch Runner)
2) AOM(Automation Object Model)
HP LOAD -RUNNER 9.5
3 -Parts
1) VU Gen(Virtual User Generator)
2) CS (Controller Scenario)
3) RA(Results Analyser)
RESUME

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