Testing Fundamentals
SDLC/STLC, test levels, test design, execution and defect life cycle.
Explore program →Introduce software quality practices through test scenarios, bug reporting, API checks and automation concepts aligned to student readiness.
For college management, TPOs, placement cells, HODs and faculty teams.
Practical college training in software testing, test design, defect reporting, SQL, API testing and automation using tools such as Selenium or Playwright.
SDLC/STLC, test levels, test design, execution and defect life cycle.
Explore program →Requirements review, acceptance criteria, test cases and sprint workflows.
Explore program →Queries and data checks commonly used in testing tasks.
Explore program →HTTP basics, requests, responses, assertions and practical API checks.
Explore program →Automation concepts and selected tooling such as Selenium or Playwright, depending on scope.
Explore program →Document defects, communicate findings and apply testing methods to a sample application.
Explore program →Define the audience, prerequisites, available hours and expected outcomes before the program is scheduled.
Begin with fundamentals, then add SQL, API testing and automation when prerequisites and time allow.
Tool coverage should be specified in the proposal rather than promising every tool in a single course.
Practice explaining test cases, defects, automation decisions and project work.
Agree the training scope and logistics with your institutional coordinator before the first session.
Discuss audience, department, goals and prerequisites.
Outline topics, hours, format and commercials.
Confirm batches, dates, access and coordination.
Run agreed sessions and practical activities.
Discuss feedback and agreed completion records.
Tell us about your department, participant level, timeline and what you want learners to be able to do by the end.
Students • Faculty • Placement teams • HODs
Share your requirements and the team can discuss a suitable scope, timeline and delivery approach.
Share your goals and preferred timeline to start a conversation.
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