IMTQN Certified Mobile Application Tester (CMAT) - mobile app certification

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What is Mobile Application Testing:

Mobile Application Testing is a process by which application software developed for hand held mobile devices is tested for its functionality, usability and consistency. Mobile applications either come pre-installed or can be installed from mobile software distribution platforms. Mobile devices have witnessed a phenomenal growth in the past few years. A study conducted by the Yankee Group predicts the generation of $4.2 billion in revenue by 2013 through 7 billion U.S. smartphone app downloads.

Variety of Mobile Devices: Mobile devices differ in screen sizes, input methods (QWERTY, touch, normal) with different hardware capabilities

Diversity in Mobile Platforms/OS: There are different Mobile Operating Systems in the market. The major ones are Android, IOS, BREW, BREWMP, Symbian, Windows 7.5 Mango, and Blackberry (RIM). Each operating system has its own limitations. Testing a single application across multiple devices running on the same platform and every platform poses a unique challenge for testers.

The IMTQN Certified Mobile Application Tester is a one who is well versed with Mobile Application Testing.

The field of mobile testing is popular these days. The IMTQN Certified Mobile Application Tester (CMAT) – Foundation Level Certification involves both device testing as well as application and software testing to assure you a better prospects in the field of Mobile Testing.

Many of us think about pursuing a career in this field of testing. Starting from a beginner in this domain to becoming an expert, the IMTQN Certified Mobile Application Tester (CMAT) – Foundation Level Certification is interesting and helpful to know what could be the different questions that are asked to people by an employer while selecting them for various positions in the mobile testing field such as a software tester.

This process of testing includes a set of activities from monitoring and troubleshooting the mobile application to content and services on the real handsets. Testing is nothing but the verification and validation of hardware devices and software applications.

How is mobile application testing different from mobile testing?

When you are asked to do mobile testing, you must test the mobile phone itself. It may include protocol testing, battery testing, network connectivity testing, software compatibility testing and more.

On the other hand, mobile application testing is to test applications and software built for the mobile phones. In this case, the application needs to be tested to verify whether it meets the specified functional and non-functional requirements.

 IMTQN Certified Mobile Application Tester (CMAT) - Training Exam Code: CMAT-001

• What is Mobile Application Testing?

• Benefits of Mobile Application Testing

• The Mobile Boom

• The Mobile Boom: Facts and Figures

• Types of Mobile Application Testing

• • Functional Testing
  • Laboratory Testing
  • Memory Leakage Testing
  • Interrupt Testing
  • Usability testing
  • Installation testing
  • Certification Testing
  • Load testing
  • Interface Testing

• Mobile Testing Challenges for Native Applications

• Why It’s Tough: The Soaring Expectations of Users

• Why Failing Hurts

• Key Questions

• Common Functional Issues for Mobile

• From The Experts: Functional Testing Tips

• Functional Issues to Consider in the Dev Phase

• Mobile Testing Challenges for Web Applications

• Devices: The Biggest Mobile Testing Challenge

• Network: A Regional Challenge

• Network Bypass

• Real Networks

• Scripting: The Repeatability Challenge

• Recommendations

• Common Mobile Security Issues

• • Confidentiality
  • Integrity
  • Authentication
  • Authorization
  • Availability
  • Non-Repudiation

• Common Mobile Localization Issues

• • Why is Localization So Important?
  • Why is Localization So Difficult?

• The Rise of Mobile Web

• Mobile Web vs. Native Apps: Differences in Testing

• The Future: Mobile Web Plus Native Apps

• The Distant Future: Hybrid Apps

• Test Sourcing Options: Lab + Wild

• Emulators & Simulators

• From Surviving to Thriving: Your Strategy Moving Forward

• Performance

• Points to remember while performing mobile application testing

• The real challenges that Quality Analyst would be facing while testing Mobile Application
  

• Introduction to Mobile Streaming

Contact Information:

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Software Testing Trainer,
Chennai. Ph:8939757441
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