Tricentis Tosca: ( Beginner to Intermediate ) in easy steps
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6.5 hours on-demand video
$
14.99
Brief Introduction
Automation toolDescription
This is only course which you will ever need to start creating Automation Scripts from Scratch in TOSCA. It shows about API Testing as well
This is not a program that requires any back ground of Automation Testing, graduates, manual testers, test engineers, most of my students are complete beginners
This course gives you quick TIPS and Tricks that can make your usage to the tool easier and simpler
There are many standalone Tosca courses in market - but none of them actually show 'How it fits together'
Requirements
- Requirements
- Understanding basics of Software Testing would be beneficial , even though Testing Basics are explained with examples
Knowledge
- Basic of Tricentis Tosca
- How to start creating test scripts in Tosca for UI tests
- How to start creating Test scripts in Tosca for API tests
- How to start creating test scripts in Tosca for Database tests
- How to connect to Database and use as Data driven approach
- Tips and Tricks of using Tosca
- Setting up Users and permissions in Tosca Commander
- Multi user environment for using Tosca
- Different sections in Tosca Commander
- Usage of Test Configuration Parameter ( Parameterization)
- How to create Libraries
- How to execute Automated Testcases
- Setup Test Automation Approach
- How to convert the Test scripts into Automated Testcases
- How to map Testcases with Execution Lists
- How to setup Dokusnapper (Test evidences) while running the tests
- How to start creating Test scripts in Tosca for Database tests
- Best Practises in Tosca Testscripts
- Convert Manual testcases to Automation testcases
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Tricentis Tosca: ( Beginner to Intermediate ) in easy steps
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Automation tool This is only course which you will ever need to start creating Automation Scripts from Scratch in TOSCA. It shows about API Testing as well...
