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# Session Plan

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> The session plan is written to guide the mentor to prepare and run the session. Of course, trainees may come across and read this material. But it should be written as if you're speaking to a mentor.
> Session duration: 2–2.5 hours
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Remove the ">" from these lines since they can just be part of the description. Add them under the "Session Overview" header below.

## Session Overview
> In this session, we will introduce the fundamentals of software testing and quality assurance. The goal is to build a shared understanding of what “quality” and “testing” mean, what the role of a tester is, and how testing fits into the software development process. This session focuses on concepts and mindset, not tools or automation.

### Agenda

1. Session Introduction
- Brief introduction to the session topic
What will be covered during this session
2. What Is Quality?
What “quality” means in software
Quality as value and perception
Why quality depends on context and stakeholders
3. What Is Software Testing?
Definition of software testing
Relationship between testing, quality, value, and risk
What a “bug” is and why it matters
What is a “test case”
4. The Role of a Tester
What testers do in a project
Key skills of a software tester
Typical tester responsibilities
5. Practical Exercise: Exploring a Simple Field
Hands-on exploratory testing exercise
Exploring a simple registration form by testing the First Name field
6. Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Overview of SDLC stages
Waterfall, V-model, Agile, and DevOps
Where testing fits in each model
Introduction to “shift-left” testing

## Session Materials

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