QA Fundamentals
Ten days to think and work like a tester
Finish with test cases, two bug reports, an exploratory charter, and a release recommendation.
- Time
- 20 to 30 minutes most days, 90 minutes for the capstone
- Prerequisites
- None. You only need a browser and somewhere to keep your work.
What you will have at the end
- Product promise list
- Five sign-in test cases
- Boundary-value results table
- Two reproducible bug reports
- Exploratory charter and debrief
- Release recommendation
Test Automation Basics
21 days from your first locator to a small suite that tells the truth
Finish with a Playwright suite, page objects, API checks, CI, and a red test that found a real bug.
- Time
- 30 to 45 minutes a day. Keep one catch-up day each week.
- Prerequisites
- Comfort with manual testing. The first course is recommended, but not required.
What you will have at the end
- Local Playwright project
- Reliable locator inventory
- Page object and test suite
- API contract checks
- Failure report and trace
- CI workflow and one-page strategy
AI in QA
Ten days to put an AI agent to work on real QA, with every decision still yours
Finish with a rules file, evidence-first prompts, a reviewed diff, and a human release decision.
- Time
- 30 to 45 minutes a day, with a longer capstone
- Prerequisites
- Working QA knowledge. Repo-aware AI access helps, but the safe demo pack works without workplace data.
What you will have at the end
- Access and context map
- Evidence-first bug prompt
- Repository rules file
- Risk-first test plan
- AI output review checklist
- Release recommendation