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Student Registration for a Course

By Ted Cartwright • Published on Mon 18 Nov, 2024
Test the portal's "Student Registration" feature by simulating a student's course enrolment. Input sample data such as name, email, phone, state, city, referral code, and selected courses. Verify front-end validations like required fields, email and phone formats, and referral code checks. Upon submission, ensure data is correctly stored in the database (students and course_enrolments tables). Confirm success via a user message and optional email notification. Test edge cases like empty fields, invalid referral codes, and maximum course limits. Validate database integrity and session handling for smooth functionality.

Test Steps

  1. Navigate to the Registration Form

    • Open the portal and access the "Register for a Course" form.
  2. Input Test Data: Use the following mock data to test the form:

    • Full Name: John Doe
    • Email: john.doe@example.com
    • Phone Number: +1234567890
    • Gender: Male
    • State: California
    • City: Los Angeles
    • Referral Code: ABC123 (if applicable)
    • Courses to Enroll:
      • Course 1: "Introduction to Programming"
      • Course 2: "Data Structures and Algorithms"
  3. Submit the Form

    • Click the "Submit" button.
  4. Expected Front-End Validation:

    • Required Fields: Ensure that required fields are validated (e.g., name, email, phone, state, city, courses).
    • Email Format: If an invalid email is entered, an error should appear.
    • Phone Number Format: Ensure phone number accepts only valid formats.
  5. Expected Back-End Behavior:

    • Data should be stored in the appropriate database tables (e.g., students and course_enrollments).
    • If the referral code is used, ensure it's validated and associated with the student.
  6. Success Confirmation:

    • A success message should appear: “Registration Successful! Welcome to the program.”
    • Optionally, an email confirmation should be sent to the student’s email address.

Additional Test Cases:

  • Edge Cases:

    • Empty form submission (should trigger validation errors).
    • Invalid referral code (should display “Invalid referral code” message).
    • Enrolling in the maximum number of allowed courses (if any limit exists).
  • Database Validation:

    • Check if the students table has the record for "John Doe."
    • Ensure courses are correctly linked in the course_enrollments table.
  • Session Testing:

    • If the user session is stored (e.g., for progress tracking), ensure it is active after submission.

Mock Data Table for Repeated Tests

Field Value
Full Name Jane Smith
Email jane.smith@example.com
Phone Number +1987654321
Gender Female
State New York
City New York City
Referral Code XYZ789 (Optional)
Courses to Enroll "Web Development"

By using this test scenario, you’ll ensure the portal handles user input, validates it properly, and submits data to the back-end without issues. Let me know if you want me to expand or refine it further!

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