The Manual Testing with Practical Examples in Live Applications course provides a complete foundation for anyone looking to start or advance their career in software testing. It blends theoretical understanding with hands-on, real-world practice, giving learners the confidence to test live applications professionally. Through a structured approach, you’ll explore the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and understand how testing fits into each phase of software delivery.

In the early lectures, you’ll learn the differences between White Box Testing (WBT), Black Box Testing (BBT), and User Acceptance Testing (UAT)—three critical techniques used to ensure software quality and reliability. Each concept is explained with practical examples to help you grasp not just what testing is, but how it is implemented in real projects.

As you move forward, the course delves into the distinction between product testing and project testing, clarifying how these concepts apply to different organisational contexts. You’ll also study key testing objectives and understand the importance of defining entry and exit criteria, which are essential for structured, repeatable, and measurable testing processes.

The final module introduces learners to Quality Assurance (QA) principles and Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools such as Quality Center (QC)—industry-standard platforms used by QA professionals worldwide. By the end of this course, you’ll not only understand manual testing but also gain the skills to execute test cases, manage defects, and ensure that software products meet their intended quality standards.

Whether you want to become a software tester, QA analyst, or simply learn how testing improves software quality, this course gives you the skills and mindset to excel in manual testing environments.