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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Introduction to the Role of AI in QA Automation

  • The significance of AI in contemporary software testing.
  • Contrasting conventional approaches with AI-enhanced QA methodologies.
  • Survey of key AI-based testing platforms (Testim, mabl, Functionize).

Automated Test Generation via AI

  • Strategies for model-based and interface-based test creation.
  • Utilizing tools like Testim or comparable platforms to automatically construct test flows.
  • Assessing test objectives, stability, and potential for reuse.

Regression Analysis and Test Selection

  • Selecting and reducing test suites based on impact analysis.
  • Executing change-aware tests within extensive codebases.
  • Applying AI-driven ranking systems based on risk profiles and execution frequency.

Integration into CI/CD Workflows

  • Linking automated tests with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or GitLab CI.
  • Establishing automated quality gates and feedback mechanisms.
  • Initiating test runs triggered by pull requests and deployment events.

Defect Forecasting and Anomaly Identification

  • Examining test data to anticipate potential failure zones.
  • Categorizing and sorting anomalies through machine learning techniques.
  • Providing developers with AI-derived insights for faster resolution.

Maintenance and Scalability of AI-Based Tests

  • Managing test drift and adjustments to user interfaces.
  • Handling version control and test configuration oversight.
  • Expanding capabilities to enterprise-scale QA operations.

Real-World Case Studies and Applications

  • Implementation examples of AI-powered QA pipelines in corporate settings.
  • Recommended practices for team integration and deployment strategies.
  • Key takeaways: analyzing successes, addressing failures, and system tuning.

Conclusions and Future Directions

Requirements

  • Background in software testing methodologies or QA processes.
  • Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and DevOps operational standards.
  • Foundational understanding of automated testing instruments or libraries.

Target Audience

  • QA leadership and test automation specialists.
  • DevOps engineers and Site Reliability Engineers (SREs).
  • Agile testers and quality assurance managers.

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