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I have 10 years experience in manual and automation.
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Years of Experience in Resume Writing Training
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Hi, i can help you to prepare your resume on industry standerd. I can help you to upload ur resume in different sites lo Ike linked in , nokri , times. I can correct your resume based on the skil set. Can help you on behaviour questions
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**Teaching Experience in Prompt Engineering** My approach to teaching Prompt Engineering focuses on helping learners understand how to communicate effectively with Generative AI tools and obtain accurate, relevant, and useful results. With a background in software, I aim to connect prompt engineering concepts with practical, real-world applications that students can use in their academic and professional lives. The course begins with an introduction to Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, Large Language Models (LLMs), and the role of prompt engineering in interacting with AI systems. Learners are introduced to tools such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini to understand their capabilities, applications, and limitations. I emphasize the fundamentals of writing effective prompts, including defining a clear objective, providing relevant context, assigning an appropriate role, specifying constraints, and describing the expected output format. Through practical examples, learners understand the difference between vague instructions and well-structured prompts. The training covers essential prompting techniques such as zero-shot prompting, few-shot prompting, iterative prompting, and prompt chaining. Learners practice refining their prompts, evaluating AI-generated responses, and improving the quality of the output through clear instructions and follow-up questions. A key focus is the practical application of prompt engineering in software development and business productivity. Examples include generating and explaining code, debugging programs, writing SQL queries, preparing test cases, documenting requirements, summarizing technical documents, drafting professional emails, and analyzing structured information. The learning approach is interactive and exercise-oriented. Learners are encouraged to experiment with different prompts, compare the responses, identify gaps, and refine their instructions to achieve better results. This helps them develop problem-solving skills rather than simply memorizing predefined prompts. The course also addresses responsible AI usage, including data privacy, the risks of sharing confidential information, identifying inaccurate or misleading responses, and validating AI-generated content before using it in real-world situations. My objective is to make Prompt Engineering accessible to beginners while providing working professionals with practical skills they can apply immediately. By combining fundamental concepts, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises, I aim to help learners become confident in using AI tools efficiently and responsibly. I intend to continuously update the course content as AI tools and prompting techniques evolve, ensuring that the learning experience remains relevant to current industry requirements.
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Ramya
431222-Manual Testing
"She is best trainer entire my life way of explanation I like it and easy to understand every one and also so much of patience and thank you so much Lakshmi garu. "
Venkat
"The way topics are explained are very good. Care taken while explaining details is too good. Really liked the way of exhaling topics. "
Sheetal
431222-Manual Testing
"Very good teaching technique. Provided training on live project also for better understanding of the testing concepts. "
Krishna
Manual Testing
"Nice way for teaching and very cooperative and have patience in clarifying all the the Doubs. has good command on subject. "
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Hi Team,
Manual testing courses we have folowing
1. Introduction to manual testing
2. Principal of Softeare testing
3. SDLC Cycle which covers Waterfall, Vmodel,Proto type and Sprial model.
4. STLC CYcle and phases of STLC Cycle
5. Types of testing Like Functonal and Non functional
6. In functonal we have Sanity , smoke, e2e, uat, exploratory, retesting, reression testing, alpha testing, Beta testing etc
8. Black box testing testnic
9. Documnets like test plan, test scenerio, test cases, RTM matrix etc
for details course you can see my profile
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| In agile requirements can Be changed any time in the sprint | Waterfall model requirements cannot be changed. |
| Early to market max of 2 to 3 weeks | it takes 6 months to 1 year for product to place in market |
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Hi Team,
Manual testing courses we have folowing
1. Introduction to manual testing
2. Principal of Softeare testing
3. SDLC Cycle which covers Waterfall, Vmodel,Proto type and Sprial model.
4. STLC CYcle and phases of STLC Cycle
5. Types of testing Like Functonal and Non functional
6. In functonal we have Sanity , smoke, e2e, uat, exploratory, retesting, reression testing, alpha testing, Beta testing etc
8. Black box testing testnic
9. Documnets like test plan, test scenerio, test cases, RTM matrix etc
for details course you can see my profile
Like 1 Answers 1 Comments Answered on 23/08/2023 Learn IT Courses/Agile
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| In agile requirements can Be changed any time in the sprint | Waterfall model requirements cannot be changed. |
| Early to market max of 2 to 3 weeks | it takes 6 months to 1 year for product to place in market |
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