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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to AI in QA Automation
- The evolving role of AI in contemporary software testing
- Contrasting traditional QA strategies with AI-augmented approaches
- Survey of leading AI-based testing tools (Testim, mabl, Functionize)
Generating Tests with AI
- Techniques for model-based and UI-based test generation
- Leveraging platforms like Testim to automate the creation of test flows
- Assessing test intent, stability, and reusability
Regression Analysis and Test Prioritization
- Selecting and pruning tests based on impact analysis
- Executing change-aware test runs for extensive code repositories
- AI-driven prioritization of tests based on risk assessment and usage frequency
Integration with CI/CD Pipelines
- Linking automated tests to Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or GitLab CI
- Implementing automated quality gating and establishing test feedback loops
- Configuring test triggers for pull requests and deployment events
Defect Prediction and Anomaly Detection
- Analyzing test data to forecast potential areas of failure
- Clustering and categorizing anomalies using machine learning techniques
- Providing developers with actionable AI-generated insights
Maintaining and Scaling AI-Based Tests
- Addressing test drift and adapting to UI changes
- Managing version control and test configurations
- Scaling solutions for enterprise-grade QA environments
Case Studies and Real-World Applications
- Examining enterprise-level implementations of AI QA pipelines
- Best practices for team adoption and phased rollout
- Key takeaways: analyzing successes, failures, and optimization strategies
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Practical experience with software testing processes or QA workflows
- Working knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and DevOps methodologies
- Foundational understanding of automated testing tools or frameworks
Target Audience
- QA leads and test automation engineers
- DevOps professionals and Site Reliability Engineers (SREs)
- Agile testers and quality assurance managers