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Software Testing (Manual) - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
Manual Testing Syllabus
- What is Software testing?
- Importance of Software testing
- Basic terminology of Software testing
- Difference between Manual and Automated Testing
- Software testingPrinciples
- Levels of Testing
- Software development life cycle
- Requirements phase
- Analysis phase
- Design phase
- Coding phase
- Testing phase
- Release and maintenance phase
- Software Development life cycle models
- Waterfall model
- Agile model
- Spiral model
- V model
- Software Testing Life Cycle
- Testing Constraints
- Static Test Design
- Formal review
- Informal reviews
- Walkthroughs
- Technical review
- Inspection
- Dynamic test design
- White-box testing
- White-box testing technique
- Black box testing
- Black box testing technique
- Grey box testing
- Test plan document
- Scope of document
- Objective of testing
- Customisation of Test Plan document
- Requirement Traceability Matrix
- Importance of Test case
- Test case template
- Test Scenario
- Test Strategy
- Functional Testing Types
- Sanity Testing
- Smoke Testing
- Retesting
- Regression testing
- Adhoc testing and types
- UI testing
- Positive Testing
- Negative Testing
- Alpha and Beta Testing
- Non-functional Testing
- Performance testing
- Load testing
- Stress Testing
- Volume Testing
- Security testing
- Portability testing
- What is a bug?
- Bug life cycle
- Severity
- Priority
- Types of Bugs
- Bug Report Template
- Metric types and calculation
- Test Report Template
MODULE 1 - Introduction to Manual Testing
MODULE 2 – SDLC and STLC
MODULE 3 – Static and Dynamic Testing
MODULE 4 – Test Plan and Test Case Documents
MODULE 5 – Types of Testing
MODULE 6 – Bug Report and Test Report Documents
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates


There are a variety of manual testing methods to choose from.
Manual testing is a method for detecting flaws and faults in software deprived of the custom of automated testing tools. The course covers software testing, the software life cycle, the waterfall model, software test design approaches, software testing methodology, testing levels, QA, and QC testing, among other topics. Are a low-cost activity that does not necessitate the use of automation tools. It's a time-consuming process that requires the tester to be alert, resourceful, skilled, opinionated, speculative, and innovative, among other attributes. As a capable manual tester, you may be able to receive a good living.
. The testing manual is an activity that necessitates the tester's creativity, open mind, and patience. In the long run, it is also cost-effective. With live projects, the course covers manual testing from the basics to the advanced level.