Learn computing history, digital systems, Git, testing, APIs, cybersecurity, SQL, JavaScript, TypeScript, Playwright, Python, and maintainable automation.
This path is for manual testers who want automation skills. It also supports new QA learners who are ready to learn code.
This path supports a junior QA automation portfolio and security-aware delivery work. It does not replace project experience or guarantee employment.
Build historical, security, testing, and technical knowledge that changes QA decisions into reliable delivery feedback.
Explore the ideas, machines, and people that connect early calculation to personal computers, the Internet, mobile devices, cloud services, and AI.
Learn how computers, networks, web applications, APIs, databases, delivery, cloud services, and security connect in a digital product.
Learn everyday Git commands, branches, merges, and GitHub pull requests through short examples and hands-on practice.
Use Scrum goals, team responsibilities, and product evidence to plan work, inspect results, and choose useful improvements.
Design and perform manual tests, investigate failures, and write clear defect reports and release recommendations.
Run REST, SOAP, and WebSocket checks in a private API. Review GraphQL and gRPC through supplied contracts and response examples.
Review security risks in fictional web and API cases. Practice identity checks, data protection decisions, evidence analysis, and vulnerability reporting.
Use SQL to inspect relational data, test data rules, and prepare controlled QA fixtures.
Learn JavaScript from the beginning and use it to create clear data checks, assertions, and asynchronous QA workflows.
Learn TypeScript foundations and build reliable browser tests with Playwright.
No payment is required. Create an account when you are ready to save progress and earn course certificates.
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