Manual QA
About Manual QA
QA
includes activities that ensure the implementation of processes,
procedures, and standards in context to verification of developed
software and intended requirements. It includes activities that ensure
the identification of bugs/errors/defects in software.
Manual Testing is a type of software testing in which test cases are executed manually by a tester without using any automated tools. The purpose of Manual Testing is to identify the bugs, issues, and defects in the software application. Manual software testing is the most primitive technique of all testing types and it helps to find critical bugs in the software application.
Manual QA provides the following benefits
• Typically more cost-effective than using automation testing in small batches
•
Provides manual testing of User Interfaces (UIs)/User Experience (UX)
(which cannot be accomplished with automation testing)
• Better in
the infancy stages of your project when changes are constant, versus
having to update an automation script each time a feature is added,
removed or reassigned
• Offers much more flexibility than
automation testing; you are able to quickly test results against one
another versus having to test the entire process
• Manual testers are easier to locate than automation testers and are easier to train
Who should take the Manual QA Exam?
• Software testing or QA professionals
• Innovators
• Anyone who wants to assess their QA skills
• Software quality managers and senior executives
• Software QA consultants
• Anyone interested in manual QA
Manual QA Certification Course Outline
1. SQA Overview
2. Planning and Framework
3. Integrating SQA
4. Software Configuration Management (SCM)
5. Verification and Validation
6. Analysis Techniques
7. Metrics