HP QTP / UFT

Course Overview

• Course Duration:1.5 – 2 Months (Including Lab Work and credential preparation Test).
• Eligibility: Manual Testers QA Engineers Freshers Developers.
• Modes of Training: Online Classes / Offline Training (at selected centers).

HP QTP / UFT – Automation Testing Training Course

• Understand automation testing concepts and QTP/UFT architecture.
• Learn to record, execute, and debug automation scripts.
• Master VBScript for writing reusable and parameterized test scripts.
• Perform data-driven, keyword-driven, and hybrid framework testing.
• Integrate UFT with ALM, Jenkins, and other test management tools.
• Prepare for the HP QTP/UFT Automation Testing credential preparation assessment and QA automation careers.

Overview of HP QTP / UFT Automation Testing Course

The HP QTP/UFT Automation Testing Training Course is designed for QA engineers and software testers aiming to master test automation for web, desktop, and enterprise applications. It provides deep insights into functional, regression, and integration testing using HP's UFT (Unified Functional Testing) suite, providing you with the specialized technical expertise needed to advance your career.

Through hands-on practice, learners will create reusable frameworks, automate test cases,and integrate UFT with CI/CD pipelines. By the end of this course, you'll be ready to earn your HP UFT Automation credential preparation and start a career as a Test Automation Engineer or QA Analyst.

1. Introduction to QTP/UFT

• What is UFT/QTP and its Components.
• Record and Playback Modes.
• Object Repository (Local and Shared).

2. VBScript Basics for UFT

• Variables, Data Types, Functions.
• Conditions, Loops, Arrays.
• Using VBScript in UFT Test Scripts.

3. Test Object Model

• Understanding TDP (Test Development Process).
• Object Identification and Object Spy.
• Descriptive Programming.

4. Checkpoints and Parameterization

• Standard Checkpoints, Bitmap Checkpoints.
• Using Data Tables and External Excel.

5. Actions and Functions

• Call to Action and Reusable Actions.
• Creating and Calling Functions.