Test case writing
Test Cases Without Copy-Paste Bloat
Design cases that are easy to scan, easy to update, and honest about what you did not check yet.
214,000 KRW · informational only
Inside the syllabus
You move from giant spreadsheets to modular case groups, learn when to use tables vs bullets, and practice maintaining cases after a UI tweak. You finish with a compact suite for a checkout flow that another learner executes blind.
What you practice
- Case grouping patterns for regression slices
- Version notes when the UI shifts mid-sprint
- Traceability hints without heavyweight tooling
- Checklist vs scripted steps decision guide
- Swap-friendly language for shared suites
Outcomes you can describe aloud
- Author fifteen lean cases another student can run
- Annotate gaps explicitly instead of silent skips
- Refactor a bloated suite into three readable groups
Lead instructor
Builds practice labs, reviews submissions, and keeps lessons aligned with how junior testers work in real teams.
Questions people ask before enrolling
No. Labs use markdown and simple tables. You can port habits to any paid tool later.
Notes from people who sat where you sit
I finally stopped duplicating steps across fifty rows. The modular grouping exercise felt like someone opened a window.
Would have liked a printable quick-reference, but the live markup examples were strong.