AI QA Foundation
Manual Testing · API · SQL · Jira · AI for QA
Start your QA career with real-world skills and AI built in from day one.
The AI QA Foundation is designed for beginners, graduates, and career-changers who want to enter the software testing profession the right way. You'll learn manual testing fundamentals, API testing basics, SQL for data validation, Jira for bug tracking, and how to use AI to accelerate every part of the QA lifecycle — from test case design to defect analysis.
Who Is This Course For?
- Graduates and students entering software testing
- Career-switchers with no prior QA experience
- Manual testers looking to formalise and upgrade their skills
- Developers wanting to understand QA practices
- Anyone curious about software quality as a profession
What You'll Learn
Course Curriculum
- SDLC and STLC — phases, roles, and deliverables
- Agile and Scrum for QA engineers
- Types of testing: functional, regression, smoke, sanity, exploratory
- Test planning and test strategy
- Test scenarios, test cases, and test execution
- Defect lifecycle: identification, reporting, tracking, closure
AI-Powered Automation
AI is not a single chapter — it is integrated throughout this course at every stage.
Tools & Technologies
Live Project
Students receive a realistic e-commerce web application. They perform full QA coverage: requirements review, test strategy, test case design, manual execution, API validation with Postman, SQL data checks, defect logging in Jira, and AI-assisted test documentation — exactly as a junior QA engineer would on a real project.
Instructor
Practising QA engineer with 12 years of experience building and testing software at scale. Brings real-world architectures, real failures, and practical solutions to every session — not textbook theory.
Career Outcomes
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