Modern applications that we build invariably have touch-points with its users through web-based and mobile platforms. Users interact with the software through these interfaces and the experiences those interfaces provide have a strong influence on the perceived quality of the software.
This course is part of the Software Testing and Automation Specialization
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University of Minnesota
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Introduction to Web and Mobile Testing
Functional Web Testing
Non-functional Web Testing
Mobile Testing
Overview of differences between testing for web versus mobile
About the Software Testing and Automation Specialization
This Specialization is intented for beginning to intermediate software developers seeking to develop knowledge and skill in implementing testing techniques and tools in the development of their projects. Through four courses, you will cover black-box and white-box testing, automated testing, web & mobile testing, and formal testing theory and techniques, which will prepare to you to plan and perform effective testing of your software.

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