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As per my understanding, I have created following training plan. Please review and let me know if I'm missing something or anything needs to be update?

Topics Introduction to Mobile Testing

  1. What is Mobile application testing?
  2. Why is Mobile testing important?
  3. What do you need to be a good mobile tester?
  4. Types of Mobile Applications
  5. Mobile Application SDLC

Mobile web applications

  1. Overview

  2. Types of Mobile web apps:

    a) Non-responsive applications

    b) Responsive applications

  3. Testing mobile web apps
  4. Technologies used to develop

Native Mobile Applications

  1. Overview

  2. Types of Native apps:

    a) Device-specific applications

    b) Responsive applications

    c) Hybrid applications

  3. Testing native apps

  4. Technologies

    a) OS API

    b) App Store

    c) Device capabilities

Unique Mobile Testing Considerations

  1. User Experience
  2. Network
  3. Data Storage
  4. Operating system
  5. Jail Breaking
  6. Hardware/Device capabilities
  7. Security

Mobile Testing Platforms

  1. Introduction
  2. Desktop browsers
  3. Mobile Emulation
  4. Cloud Testing - AWS Device Farm
  5. Physical Device testing
  6. Remote Device testing

Mobile Testing Techniques

  1. Exploratory Testing
  2. Device Access
  3. Security Testing
  4. Performance Testing
  5. Compatibility Testing
  6. Submission Guideline Testing

Tools for Mobile Testing

  1. Multi platform testing tools
  2. Android Testing tools
  3. iOS Testing tools
  4. BlackBerry Testing tools
  5. Windows Mobile Testing tools
  6. Remote Device Access Services.
  7. Outsource/Crowd source testing services
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  • performance testing and load testing plays a key role add it
    – sameer joshi
    Commented Feb 22, 2016 at 12:01
  • You have responsive, hybrid and native apps under native as well as having responsive and hybrid under mobile web. Does the former make sense given the separation you've created?
    – Michael Durrant
    Commented Feb 23, 2016 at 11:12
  • ALSO - you should make the question "what is a good training plan for mobile?" and then post the content as an answer It's ok to answer your own question btw. That way people can vote on it, provide alternatives, etc.
    – Michael Durrant
    Commented Feb 23, 2016 at 11:16
  • What is the audience for this training plan? Newly hired web-experienced testers? New hires with no testing background? Just anyone interested in mobile application testing? All training plans should be tailored to the needs of the trainees.
    – Joe Strazzere
    Commented Feb 23, 2016 at 13:00
  • Your are welcome @AshrafAhmad its how the site works best to give you and others good answers. I would still consider doing it
    – Michael Durrant
    Commented Feb 23, 2016 at 22:34

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Below testing techniques can be added to the training plan:

  • Usability Testing
  • Recoverability Testing
  • Installation/Uninstallation Testing
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I would suggest Interrupt Testing is also must. In Interrupt testing we checks how our application behaves if we gets any phone call if we are using the application. Sometime the data syncing is affected if we gets a phone call in between a sync process.

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  • Can you give an example or a scenario to explain this?
    – IAmMilinPatel
    Commented Feb 24, 2016 at 7:31
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Geofencing testing is a must for our team because geofencing requires employees that are punching in (or punching out) to be within a specified proximity range of an assigned location. For example, a gaming industry employee would be restricted to punching in using their mobile app within 20 feet of a specific door to the casino.

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  • Could you elaborate on why geofencing testing matters for your team and what situations would make it important for a mobile application?
    – Kate Paulk
    Commented Feb 24, 2016 at 12:18
  • Edited to better explain.
    – Laura Hensley
    Commented Feb 25, 2016 at 20:33

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