Manual Testing is a software testing approach where testers manually execute test cases without using automation tools to find defects. It focuses on validating functionality, usability, and overall behavior of the application to ensure it meets specified requirements.
Bootcamp description
What will i learn?
- The outcome of Manual Testing includes: Identification of defects and issues Verification that the software meets requirements Improved software quality and reliability Detection of usability and user experience problems Validated functionality before release Detailed defect and test execution reports
Requirements
- Requirements for Manual Testing To perform Manual Testing, the following requirements are needed: Clear Requirements Document (SRS/BRD) Understanding of SDLC & STLC Basic knowledge of testing concepts Test cases and test scenarios Test environment setup Test data Bug tracking tool (like Jira or Bugzilla – basic use) Good analytical and communication skills
Frequently asked question
Manual Testing is testing software manually without using automation tools to identify bugs and ensure the application meets requirements.
t helps find usability issues, UI problems, and defects that automation may miss, especially in early stages.
Software Testing Fundamentals
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₹15000
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