Functional Testing
About Functional Testing
Functional testing is a sort of testing that aims to determine if each application feature functions in accordance with the needs of the program. To determine whether a function's output is in line with the expectations of the end user, each function is compared to the associated requirement.
It makes use of "black-box" testing strategies, where the tester cannot see the internal workings of the system.
Why is Functional Testing important?
Without functional testing, you might not be able to determine with accuracy if your application works as intended. An application may perform well overall and pass non-functional testing, but it cannot be said to be working if it fails to provide the end user with the main expected outputs.
Who should take the Functional Testing Exam?
- Anyone who wants to learn Functional testing.
- Software Testing engineers
- Software Testing managers, senior executives, executives
Functional Testing Certification Course Outline
- Learn What is Functional Testing from Basics
- Learn SDLC & Models (Software Development Life Cycle) from Basic
- What are Test Plans & Test Cases, and How to write Test cases
- Learn Ad-hoc Testing in Detail
- Unified Functional Testing
- Repository Management
- Recording Testing Steps and Using Checkpoints
- Regular Expressions
- Declaring Transactions