Software Testing Fundamentals
Learn how professional testers think, design test cases, report defects and validate software systematically.
Build practical QA skills across manual testing, API testing, automation, Playwright and AI-powered testing — with projects designed around real engineering workflows.
Build from testing fundamentals to modern automation and AI-assisted QA workflows.
Learn how professional testers think, design test cases, report defects and validate software systematically.
Test REST APIs confidently using requests, responses, authentication, assertions and real API workflows.
Create reliable browser automation with Playwright, reusable frameworks, debugging and CI-ready practices.
Learn practical ways to use AI for test design, test data, analysis, automation assistance and QA productivity.
Understand the quality process first. Then automate the parts that create the most value.
Learn requirements, risk, test design and defect thinking before automation.
Validate UI, APIs and application behaviour with structured test scenarios.
Turn repeatable checks into maintainable Playwright and API automation.
Use reporting, CI and AI-assisted workflows to make QA faster and smarter.
Learn how a modern automation engineer connects browser testing, API validation, reusable code and continuous integration.
Explore practical AI workflows that help testers generate ideas, analyze failures, create data, accelerate automation and work with agent-based tools.
Interview preparation focuses on explaining your testing decisions, automation framework and debugging approach.
STLC, test design, severity vs priority, regression, smoke and risk-based testing.
Explain architecture, fixtures, page objects, selectors, waits, parallelism and maintainability.
Discuss HTTP, status codes, authentication, payloads, assertions and failure analysis.
Practice project walkthroughs and scenario-based interview questions used in QA roles.
No. The track can start from testing fundamentals and gradually move into API and browser automation.
Playwright is the core browser automation focus, with emphasis on maintainable real-world automation practices.
Yes. API testing is treated as a core testing skill, including REST concepts, requests, responses, assertions and authentication.
It focuses on practical AI-assisted QA workflows such as test ideation, analysis, automation assistance and productivity—not simply generating scripts.
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