Bug Reporting, Debugging and Test Cases Training Session | Professional Development Program - QA InfoTech

The technological landscape is ever-evolving and with businesses around the world experiencing a dire requirement of a futuristic workforce, the skill gap is increasing at every level. Considering this mismatch between market requirements, current skills level and opportunities, QA InfoTech’s Professional Development Program (PDP) intends to aim to upskill and reskill its software testing workforce make them future-ready.

Deepak Daroch, Assistant Manager and Saurabh Luthra, Lead from the Quality Engineering department, under the leadership of Mukesh Sharma, CEO conducted the session on test cases, bug reporting and how to debug software for test engineers.

A Brief About This Session

Developers in their professional life span encounter bugs in almost all projects, whether small or production breakdowns, making solving software errors and knowing the what, where and how to fix the blockage a must know and a nice speciality.

From writing a flawless test case to detect a bug, preparing an effective report and removing bugs in an application or software is an art. Testers and developers have to plan a step-by-step approach and peel each layer with caution to evade any type of malfunction at the final stage.

A well-written test case minimizes the risk of unwanted bugs, making it easier for the developer to remove the faults in an application or software. Test case writers need to put themselves in the shoes of the end-user and map all the challenges a customer can come across. A simple, mindful and well-written test case forms the foundation to the challenge of debugging incurred in a product. 

Deepak and Saurabh took an approach to transfer their real-time knowledge to the audience on concise and comprehensive bug reporting system and test cases to ensure that the audience can create an effective ecosystem for their respective projects to deliver at the highest level of efficiency.