What’s the difference between manual and automation testing in the course?
In the course, the key difference between manual and automation testing lies in how tests are executed. Manual testing requires testers to execute test cases by hand, following predefined steps to check software functionality. It’s ideal for exploratory, usability, and ad-hoc testing. Automation testing, on the other hand, uses tools and scripts to automatically run test cases, making it faster and more reliable for repetitive or regression testing. The course teaches both approaches, highlighting when and how to use each, and equips learners with practical experience using leading automation tools to boost efficiency and accuracy in the software testing process.
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How long does it take to complete the Software Testing and QA course?
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What tools and technologies will I learn during the boot camp?
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How does the job guarantee work, and what are the eligibility conditions?
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Does the program include hands-on projects and real-time case studies?
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What types of software testing are covered in the boot camp? (Manual, Automation, Selenium, TOSCA, etc.)
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