Certificate in Exploratory Testing

Exploratory Testing

Exploratory testing is a method for evaluating software that is frequently defined as concurrent learning, test design, and execution. It emphasizes discovery and depends on the tester's assistance to find flaws that are difficult to find within the parameters of other tests.

Exploratory testing encourages testers to be more imaginative and avoid being overburdened with repetitive testing tasks. Findings from an exploratory approach can assist testing teams in creating a robust test management system that captures the knowledge and skills of diverse testing team members.

Why is Exploratory Testing important?

Exploratory testing is best suited for particular testing circumstances, such as when someone must quickly become familiar with a product or application and offer feedback. It aids in evaluating a product's quality from the viewpoint of the user.

Exploratory testing gives you the freedom to think creatively and generate use cases that may not be included in a test case. For instance, after doing a test, you could think, "What if I did this? What if I choose not to do that?

Who should take the Exploratory Testing Exam?

• Software test managers, senior executives, executives
• Anyone who is interested in Deep Learning, Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence, and Data Science.
• Those who want to improve Data Analysis skills.
• Anyone who is interested in Machine Learning and wants to apply it easily on datasets.

Exploratory Testing Certification Course Outline

1. Introduction to Exploratory Testing
2. What Is Exploratory Testing? 
3. Why Exploratory?
4. Differences Between Exploratory and Other Test Techniques
5. Traceability and Coverage Measures for Exploratory Testing
6. What Are Charters?
7. Why Use Charters?
8. Crafting the Right Charter for the Right Task
9. What Are Heuristics?
10. Sources of Heuristics
11. Using Heuristics in Exploratory Testing
12.  Quality Characteristics and API Exploratory Testing
13. Creating Experiments for Non-Functional Testing
14. Exploring APIs
15.  Pairing and Mobbing
16. Who Can We Pair and Mob with While Explore?
17. Pairing with Developers
18. Pairing with Other Testers
19. Mob Exploratory Testing Sessions