Testing Courses for non CS candidates who are willing to work in IT Field. Learnings: Automation Testing Testing Process Actions Check Points Output Values Virtual Objects Debugging User-Defined Functions Recovery Scenario Other Tools and Techniques

Topics Covered

Automation Testing What to test? Popular Test Automation Tools Why Automated Testing? Testing Process Quick Test Window Recording Tests Context sensitive Recording Analog Recording Low level Recording Running Tests Analyzing Test Results Working with Test Objects Understanding Object Repository window Object Identification Configuring Mandatory and Assistive Properties Actions Creating New Action Inserting calls to Action Create copy of an Action and call the copy to your test Setting Action Parameters Check Points Standard Checkpoint Text Checkpoint Text Area Checkpoint Bitmap Checkpoint Database Checkpoint Accessibility Checkpoint XML Checkpoint Synchronization Parameterization User-Defined External Environmental Variables Output Values Standard Output values Outputting Text Values Database Output values Outputting XML Values Virtual Objects Virtual Object Manager Debugging User-Defined Functions Recovery Scenario Pop –up window Recovery Scenario Test Run Recovery Scenario Object State Recovery Scenario Application Crash Recovery Scenario Other Tools and Techniques

Who should attend

Testing Courses for non CS candidates who are willing to work in IT Field.

Pre-requisites

Testing Courses for non CS candidates who are willing to work in IT Field.

What you need to bring

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Key Takeaways

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