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 Duration 21 hours

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Introduction to AI for QA

  • Defining Artificial Intelligence.
  • Distinguishing between Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Rule-based Systems.
  • Tracing the evolution of software testing in the era of AI.
  • Examining the primary advantages and obstacles of AI in QA.

Data and ML Fundamentals for Testers

  • Interpreting structured versus unstructured data.
  • Exploring features, labels, and training datasets.
  • Comparing supervised and unsupervised learning approaches.
  • Familiarizing with model evaluation metrics (accuracy, precision, recall, etc.).
  • Reviewing real-world QA datasets.

AI Applications in QA

  • Generating test cases with AI.
  • Predicting defects using ML techniques.
  • Implementing test prioritization and risk-based testing.
  • Conducting visual testing via computer vision.
  • Analyzing logs and detecting anomalies.
  • Applying NLP to streamline test scripts.

AI Toolset for QA

  • Surveying AI-enabled QA platforms.
  • Utilizing open-source libraries (e.g., Python, Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, Keras) to build QA prototypes.
  • Exploring the role of LLMs in test automation.
  • Constructing a basic AI model for predicting test failures.

Integrating AI into QA Workflows

  • Assessing the AI-readiness of current QA processes.
  • Embedding intelligence into CI/CD pipelines through continuous integration and AI.
  • Architecting intelligent test suites.
  • Overseeing AI model drift and managing retraining cycles.
  • Navigating the ethical implications of AI-powered testing.

Practical Labs and Capstone Project

  • Lab 1: Automating test case generation with AI.
  • Lab 2: Creating a defect prediction model from historical test data.
  • Lab 3: Employing an LLM to review and refine test scripts.
  • Capstone: Delivering a complete, end-to-end AI-powered testing pipeline.

Requirements

Prospective participants should possess:

  • At least two years of hands-on experience in software testing or QA positions.
  • Proficiency with test automation frameworks (such as Selenium, JUnit, or Cypress).
  • A working knowledge of programming languages, ideally Python or JavaScript.
  • Practical exposure to version control and CI/CD systems (e.g., Git, Jenkins).
  • No previous AI/ML background is necessary; however, a strong sense of curiosity and a readiness to experiment are vital.

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