Lesson 1 - Software Testing

Lesson 1 - FREE WEEK of Software Quality Assurance (QA) Testing Training.
Lessons are taught by ISTQB, ICAgile and Scrum Alliance certified QA Manager.
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Lesson Content:
🔊 Benefits of IT Career
🔊 Testing Basics
🔊 Software Testing Basics
🔊 QA Interview Questions
🔊 First day at work
🔊 Requirements Analysis
🔊 Functional Requirements Document
🔊 Azure DevOps Test Plans
🔊 Test Case Creation
🔊 Test Case Execution
🔊 Bootcamp Information
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[@haalamn877]

Thankyou very much for this, you have no idea how much this saved me, I was preparing for my interview today and I watched the lesson 1-3 in your video at 3 am at the morning. During the interview, all the questions they've asked me I was only able to answer because of this video, it taught me everything they are asking like, how to make a test cases, difference between severity and priority, what are the steps you should take in creating a test cases (fun thing that happened When I mentioned the very most important thing is the first step is to get the app better and get the requirements documentations for the application my interviewer smiled as if she was really agreeing with it!). I just want to thank you for this and Thank God for leading me to this videos that you made!!!

[@skillrill]

Wow, thank you so much for sharing your experience! We're thrilled to hear that our video helped you prepare for your interview and that you were able to tackle the questions confidently. It's moments like these that truly highlight the impact and value of sharing knowledge online. We're particularly glad to hear that the content covered in the video, such as creating test cases, understanding the difference between severity and priority, and emphasizing the importance of getting requirements documentation, resonated with your interviewer. It's fantastic to know that the information provided was not only relevant but also well-received and applicable in a real-world scenario. Thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to share your success story with us. It's incredibly motivating to hear how our content has made a positive difference in your journey. Remember, we're always here to support you, whether it's through more videos or answering any questions you may have in the future. Best of luck with your interview and your future endeavors!

[@CareerPivotNow]

This is incredible. I love this style of teaching.

[@skillrill]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@callummander]

I am new to QA and am a software tester. I try to document about technology but its so useful to hear these lessons. Thank you! 👌

[@bankyjoebeatz]

Hi . If you don't mind can we network , since you're new you could be of good help .

[@theugandanaffiliate]

Looking towards changing career, can I be introduced to software testing as a newbie?

[@arbiepink]

This presentation increases my curiosity and interest in QA. Im thinking of starting the Triple 10 bootcamp to transition my career into a more interesting and rewarding career I can complete from home.

[@skillrill]

Glad it helped! Good Luck in IT!

[@elenimergia3076]

It is my first time watching your video and Omg the way you explain all the topics are very clear. Thank you! You're an amazing teacher. I'm learning QA by myself until I understands the theory part, however once I become familiar to it definitely will take your class.

[@skillrill]

You're so welcome! Thank you for your feedback!

[@nataliawilde775]

Thank you for opportunity to improve my skills in qa and in English)

[@aprilbriscoe9671]

I am absolutely grateful for this course 🙏

[@gul139]

Thank you very much. This is an amazing tutorial.

[@user-vg6gb6py5r]

Thank you very much for sharing. I am a recent graduate and currently doing testing work in China. I really want to learn some English courses in testing fields to improve myself. Thank you very much for the video, I am studying hard.

[@skillrill]

Thank you for your feedback! Best of luck in your IT Career!!

[@ramonep7973]

Thank you for offering this course online!

[@beatrizsmith7293]

I didn't know anything about testing and this was a great video

[@rescuedogsromania9688]

I've been doing a bit of research on the topic and this is the best vid yet, many thanks!

[@annieakala3295]

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[@nurudeenruqoyah2642]

First time ever, I followed through to the end with an online lesson or tutorial that lasted an hour. Great teaching methods 🎉

[@skillrill]

Thank you so much for your feedback! Wish you the best in your IT Career!

[@Iamjustja]

This is an amazing break down of QA. Thank you for all you do.

[@skillrill]

Thank you! Glad you found it useful!

[@Way_Of_The_Light]

No comments!!?? This seems to be such a great course so far. You’re a great teacher 🙏🙏

[@mramar4600]

this is good learning session for me

[@skillrill]

Glad you enjoyed! Good Luck in your IT Career!

[@user-jp8sf6yj2r]

Thanks!

[@azamus73]

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[@skillrill]

Thank you!

[@mahigupta8070]

Absolutely amazing session, love the way you teach. (17/11/23)

[@skillrill]

Thank you for your feedback! Glad you enjoyed! Good Luck in your IT Career!

[@Treslaychannel]

Good teaching analysis, you just make it easy to get in and feel more comfortable despite I don’t have a tech background 😊

[@skillrill]

Happy to help!

[@allisononyoutube5794]

Thank you!!

[@maxrobert7648]

Great Job!

[@user-un1xz1hf8d]

Keep up the good work.

[@zovirax2012]

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[@ChamaSole]

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[@cookingandcreating]

excellent

[@Herguiltypleasure]

Hello, I have no computer skills what so ever. Do you suggest taking a basic computer class before starting the QA classes? Or is that unnecessary? Or what do you suggest I take before starting QA class?

[@skillrill]

Hi! Taking Computer 101 Classes are always helpful, but not required. Most QA Courses start from Computer Fundamentals.

[@jamarparker2760]

Would a IT Help desk course be nice to start at.

[@luxemind9846]

Nice

[@skillrill]

Thanks!

[@rustyisntsanim]

thanks for basic lesson! i’m also not the one who dont have a background on programming,but on sciences aeronautics. do you have a guideline to starting for this career path?

[@skillrill]

Wow, aeronautics sounds cool! :) Fast-track to start a career in IT would be to enroll in one of the IT Bootcamps out there. If you are self-learner you may want to check out free videos on KZbin and learn as well.

[@charityjohnson1005]

Is this class manual or automation testing?

[@skillrill]

@@charityjohnson1005 Lesson 1 provides fundamentals of Manual Testing. Please watch Lesson 4-5 for Automation Testing.

[@ariellaethan6729]

we can hear u loud and clear

[@skillrill]

Thank you for confirming :)

[@habtommeles90]

do you think this can be achieved with no it prior experience?

[@skillrill]

Yes, most people I know have started with no prior IT experience and now working as QA Professionals.

[@callummander]

Yes, this was the same with me - until I found my first job! You've got this and I hope you are able to find something 🙌

[@chikkyebunoha2000]

Hi thanks for the lessons, so my question is, is it possible to get multiple jobs working as a manual Q&A software tester?

[@skillrill]

Hi! You can certainly try to land several let's say 2 jobs in Software Testing. Both needs to be remote, maybe in different time zones. Also, companies will ask you to disclose any outside business/employment activities you may have.

[@chikkyebunoha2000]

@@skillrill ok thanks for the information 🙏

[@milkies8610]

I am a QA intern and have not received my project yet. I thought that testing meant doing test cases. We're using Java, so I have been studying JUnits. Are we just testing the actual software?

[@skillrill]

Good luck with your internship! You will perform your testing in QA Environment.

[@tammyrhodes3823]

I didn’t see a “pop up” window open when you were executing the test case

[@skillrill]

Hi! Please check out the latest version of this lesson which definitely displays the 'pop-up' window open when executing the test case :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4S6qKVppbuHkMU

[@media-scene9050]

Me watching in 2x.... Excellent video tho thanks a lot

[@skillrill]

Glad to help! Good luck in your career!

[@crnamamba3205]

What do you think about JS + Cypress as automation?

[@skillrill]

Good question! Both Python + Selenium and JS + Cypress are likely to continue being popular choices for test automation in the future. The choice between the two will depend on the specific requirements of the testing projects, the skill sets of the testing teams. Python has been taking over Java's dominance in Test Automation industry, whereas Cypress still needs to grow :)

[@chenggxx1997]

Hi, I'm new to QA and don't have programming background What programming language you can recommend to start my Automation Journey.

[@skillrill]

Hi! I would suggest you learn Python and SQL. Both are highly in demand and transferable skills for majority of the open positions in QA Testing industry.

[@lanesh7245]

Wooow! Love the way you teach! Are you on Udemy?

[@skillrill]

Thank you, glad you found it useful! I'll take it as an advise to create a course on Udemy :)

[@sanayalalani9749]

Do you still have these classes going on? Can I enroll now?

[@skillrill]

Hi! Yes, the current batch is in progress, has started on September 1st, 2023. If you have some foundations of QA and SQL basics, you may still join. Next batch is scheduled to start on March 1st, 2024.

[@shamimhadi4709]

Is this field hard? I’m worried 😢

[@skillrill]

90% of people who have become QA Testers came from non-IT background (Uber drivers, nurses, teachers, cashiers, bank tellers, housewives to name a few). Is it easy to learn and become a QA Tester, no it's not. It is as challenging as achieving any other goal, requires hard-work, persistence and consistency during learning process, interview process and during 1st year of employment.

[@deeloc5500]

At Q&A sessions part you should have written the questions on the screen

[@skillrill]

Good point! We will try to incorporate that in the future.

[@deeloc5500]

@@skillrill thanks, your content is very useful, keep up the good work :)

[@WhoIsRex_]

I am interested in learning some of the tools and software that are typically used - is there a good resource to start learning them or do you have a video? Thanks

[@skillrill]

Some of the highly in demand tools/skills these days are Jira, Git, Postman, Selenium, Python, SQL, Docker to name a few. You may certainly explore each of those independently. If you need guidance, our next batch of QA Tester Training Lessons start Sept 1, 2023. Good Luck!

[@WhoIsRex_]

@@skillrill thanks so much!!!

[@michaeluche6398]

@@skillrillhow do I get your personal number sir

[@skillrill]

Hi! Thank you for your interest! You may direct message us on Telegram app: t.me/skillrill or text here: [phone]

[@SamSamethio]

Hello, am really interested in your lesson thank you. When does the next enrollment and how much it costs ?

[@skillrill]

Hi! Thank you for your interest in our full stack QA Engineer program. Next batch starts September 1. You may sign up by contacting us at t.me/skillrill on Telegram. The cost of the course is here: www.skillrill.com/pricing. Payment can be split into 3-4 months, based on your specialization.

[@Moses365.]

How do I get access to some of the materials used as examples like the business document?

[@skillrill]

Hi! Documents such as Business Requirements Document, Functional Requirements Document, Requirements Traceability Matrix to name a few will be shared with Bootcamp students.

[@abdallahholozadah50]

Sir ifou have bootcamp I will attend

[@skillrill]

Hi! Our next batch starts March 1, 2023. Announcements are made here: t.me/skillrill_qa. To enroll you may contact us here: t.me/skillrill.

[@leifbergado6125]

Where do i take the course?

[@skillrill]

Hi! Thank you for your interest in our full stack QA Engineer program. Next batch starts September 1. You may sign up by contacting us at t.me/skillrill on Telegram. The cost of the course is here: www.skillrill.com/pricing. Payment can be split into 3-4 months, based on your specialization.

[@will_strong_forme]

I want to be a QA engineer

[@skillrill]

Lots of self-study, research, hard work and persistency will get you to long awaited job offer!

[@kferdous1]

is your bootcamp only for 2 months? I didn't see the pricing. Do you also help us with landing a job?

[@kferdous1]

QA bootcamp i meant to say. Thanks.

[@skillrill]

Hi! Duration of the QA Testing Courses: ETL Testing - 3 months, Automation Testing - 4 months. Yes, we do provide Job Application Support and 1st year Technical Support for our graduates as part of our Recruitment Services. Cost of our Educational Services can be found here: www.skillrill.com/pricing. Join our Telegram Group for more information: t.me/skillrill_qa. Next Batch is scheduled for Sept 1, 2023.

[@nahidasultana6842]

Do we need to learn programming/coding for this job?

[@skillrill]

Hi! In order to become QA ETL Tester you will learn to write SQL queries. Whereas to become an SDET/Automaton Tester, you will learn coding in Python.

[@okanokan6532]

@@skillrill I thought it is Java that is preferred mostly within this context. Is Python new trend now ?

[@skillrill]

Hi! Yes, QA Testing industry has been switching to Python since it is more efficient, more beginner friendly and at the same time more powerful language than Java.