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Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 16

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Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 16

Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 15

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Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 15

Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 14

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Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 14

Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 13

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Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 13

Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 12

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Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 12

Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part 09

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Basics of Manual Testing Video, Part  9

Test Analyst, Job in Cambridge

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Test Analyst, Job in Cambridge I found this position on Monster.co.uk . Thought it would be useful for my readers whom have completed ISEB ISTQB and are looking for work. The position is held in Cambridge and has a annual salary of 30,000. You can apply here . Job Title: Test Analyst Location: Cambridge Salary: £25,000 - £30,000 An exciting opportunity has arisen with our client, a market leader in their field, for a Software Test analyst to join their team in Cambridge. This 12 month fixed term contract will enable the successful candidate to develop their skill set in a fast paced, cutting edge environment. The ideal candidate have strong experience working in all stages of the STLC. You will be self motivated and have a keen eye for detail. Key Duties: - Creating test documentation - Functional testing - Regression testing - Compile test record/reports - Communicate findings to test manager Key Skills Required: - Strong knowledge of the STLC - Unix experience - Experi...

When to Implement Functional Testing?

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When to Implement Functional Testing? Functional Testing is probably the most widely used form of software testing in the Information Technology world today. The vast majority of software producing companies have tight budgets, tight deadlines and lots of competition. The main aim of this type of software testing is to answer the following question: Does the software do what it was designed to do? Software developments are nearly always driven by business requirements, as they form the reason why the software is being developed in the first place. Business requirements can be documented in several ways, either grouped under the one single banner of business requirements or separated into sections such as user requirements, functional requirements and system requirements etc. Functional Testing is typically planned to satisfy business requirements as a group or individually. Some requirements are not testable, which does not necessarily mean that there was a mistake, b...

What is System Testing?

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Software testing is always considered as the main component in software development life cycle as it helps in detecting the bugs in the existing software and also helps in maintaining the software quality.  If you are also going to develop software application then I must suggest you to perform software testing to get out bets in the market. But before going into software testing you must have some knowledge about testing and its types. In this blog I will discuss about the system testing and how it is used in the IT industry. Generally System testing is the type of testing to check the behaviour of a complete software product based on the software requirements specification (SRS) document. The main focus of this testing is to evaluate Business / Functional / End-user requirements. Testing the completely included applications including exterior peripherals to be capable to check on how components connect to each other and with the machine all together. This is also kn...