Overview
Introduction to API Testing focuses on the full working context behind the topic: api purpose and architecture, http essentials and reading api documentation and identifying testable behaviour. Participants learn to inspect HTTP-based APIs, design useful request variations and evaluate responses without depending on a graphical user interface while accounting for product risk, maintainability and collaboration. Participants read simple API documentation, send requests in a safe client, validate status, headers and payloads, explore authentication concepts and test errors, boundaries and state changes. Guided reviews help learners identify fragile assumptions, improve their evidence and choose proportionate techniques. They gain a solid vocabulary and a small, evidence-based API test set that prepares them for Postman, automation, contract and security testing courses.
Course Highlights
HTTP and REST foundations
Requests, responses and payloads
Positive and negative API checks
Authentication and state concepts
Clear API test evidence
Modules & Curriculum
Learning Outcomes
- Explain how clients, endpoints, methods and resources interact.
- Construct requests using parameters, headers and payloads.
- Validate status codes, response bodies, headers and timing.
- Design negative, boundary and state-transition API tests.
- Record API defects with request and response evidence.
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