Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
10 Hour(s) 21 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Automation World
Rating
Course Overview
Effective Test Case Writing | AWS Understanding and Practical Implementation | BDD Framework | Python Scripting for Test
Effective Test Case Writing
Test cases are very important for any project as this is the first step in any testing cycle, and if anything goes wrong at this step, the impacts get extrapolated as you move forward in the software testing life-cycle.
Knowing how to write good test cases is extremely important for you as a testing resource and believe you me, it doesn’t take too much of your effort and time to write effective test scripts! You just need to follow certain guidelines while writing test cases or as they call it – follow “test case writing best practices.”
Coverage
Test Case Introduction
Write Formatted Test Cases
Use of each and every columns
Test Case Designing Techniques
Test Case Formatting (Basic Excel Features)
Test Case Writing on ALM
What Is AWS?
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a fully secure cloud services provider. It provides common services like compute power, database storage, Machine learning & AI services, security, monitoring, developer tools, content delivery, and other functionality to help businesses scale and grow.
Course Coverage
Introduction of AWS
Use cases of AWS in Software Testing
Step by Step Setup of AWS Free Account
EC2 Service : Create and Connect with Linux Virtual Machine
EC2 Service : Create and Connect with Windows Virtual Machine
S3 Service : Cloud Storage
Cucumber is one of the most popular BDD tool.
To Testers point of view, we can use this tool to implement BDD approach with Selenium, Calabash, Watir etc.
If you’re new to BDD and want to get basic to expert level understanding of BDD then this course is a right place to get started.
Cucumber is a software tool that supports behavior-driven development. Central to the Cucumber BDD approach is its ordinary language parser called Gherkin. It allows expected software behaviors to be specified in a logical language that customers can understand.
This course is designed to make you understand BDD basic to advance, Why to implement BDD in Automation project, How to implement BDD using Cucumber.
Course Coverage
TDD& BDD Basic Concepts
Difference between TDD and BDD
Feature File
Step Definitions
Gherkin Keywords
BDD Implementation to Selenium with Java
Cucumber
Background
Given, When and Then
Scenario and Scenario Outline
Course Content
- 8 section(s)
- 88 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Effective Test Case Writing
- Section 2 Jump into Test Case Writing | Formatted test case writing
- Section 3 Introduction to AWS & Step by Step Features
- Section 4 Learn Basics of TDD and BDD Concepts
- Section 5 Python for Software Testers
- Section 6 Python programming kick off
- Section 7 Advance Python programming
- Section 8 Testing Project-1 : Test Data Generation
What You’ll Learn
- Expertise in Test Case Writing with standard approach, Detailed understanding of AWS and its implementation in Software Testing, Detailed knowledge of BDD concepts with Framework and Gherkin language, Practical exposer to Python programming, Python implementation for creating Testing Utilities
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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OOlga Israfilova
Very detailed explanation, great for beginner level, very helpful!!
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RRob Kerrich-Walker
As the concepts get more complex and involved, I think a practical exercise to reinforce understanding would be a great idea.
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SSteve Hill
I think this is a good introduction to Python. It wasn't really focused on Testing activities apart from creating fake test data. Some of the video tutorials showed corruption which meant what was being done couldn't be seen. I'd be happy to recommend this course to anyone who needs to get started in Python.
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RRohini Kannapiran
I am a tester with a brief experience in software development and have exposure to some testing tools as well. So I find it too basic and advanced concepts that are applicable in real world is not much covered in the content. Simply the syntax and keywords can be understood by anyone who is already exposed to programming world.
