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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to AI in Software Testing
- An overview of AI capabilities within testing and QA domains.
- Identification of AI tools prevalent in contemporary test workflows.
- An examination of the benefits and potential risks associated with AI-driven quality engineering.
Utilizing LLMs for Test Case Generation
- Applying prompt engineering to generate unit and functional tests.
- Developing parameterized and data-driven test templates.
- Translating user stories and requirements into executable test scripts.
AI in Exploratory and Edge Case Testing
- Detecting untested branches or conditions with the aid of AI.
- Simulating rare or abnormal usage scenarios to stress test applications.
- Implementing risk-based strategies for test generation.
Automated UI and Regression Testing
- Employing AI tools such as Testim or mabl for the creation of UI tests.
- Ensuring stability in UI tests through the use of self-healing selectors.
- Conducting AI-based regression impact analysis following code modifications.
Failure Analysis and Test Optimization
- Clustering test failures using LLM or ML models for better analysis.
- Mitigating flaky test runs and reducing alert fatigue.
- Prioritizing test execution based on historical data insights.
CI/CD Pipeline Integration
- Integrating AI test generation into Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or GitLab CI.
- Verifying test quality during the pull request process.
- Implementing automation rollbacks and smart test gating within pipelines.
Future Trends and Responsible Use of AI in QA
- Assessing the accuracy and safety of AI-generated tests.
- Establishing governance and audit trails for AI-enhanced test processes.
- Exploring trends in AI-QA platforms and intelligent observability.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Practical experience in software testing, test planning, or QA automation.
- Proficiency with popular testing frameworks such as JUnit, PyTest, or Selenium.
- A foundational understanding of CI/CD pipelines and DevOps environments.
Intended Audience
- QA Engineers.
- Software Development Engineers in Test (SDETs).
- Software testers operating within Agile or DevOps contexts.
Testimonials (1)
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