Self-taught software testing is a bit difficult, self-conscious, and can be self-taught. If you are not so strong-willed, it is not bad to sign up for a training class, but the cost is quite expensive. If you really want to sign up, you can sign up for 5 1testing, which is very good. They have a forum, you can go and have a look. If it is self-study, you can read books according to the following steps:

1, master C/c++ and JAVA language, test should be able to understand the developed code, and white-box test should be able to understand the code.

2, master scripting languages, such as javascript, and can read some HTML at the same time. This is relatively simple. If you are engaged in WEB testing in the future, you'd better master JAP and so on.

3, master the database, SQL server/Oracle.

4, Linux operating system, mainly used to build a test environment.

Next, we will begin to understand testing:

5, the theoretical basis of testing, theoretical things are boring but still need to be learned. I recommend a book: Software Testing, translated by Ron Barton and Zhang Xiaosong, etc. It is more affordable to buy books or go to Dangdang, hehe.

6, is to master the design of test cases and so on, as well as testing techniques, such as black box testing and white box testing. . . We should have a good grasp of this aspect.

7. Master testing tools, such as QTP and LoadRunner.

8. Finally, the actual combat of the project. You can find some information on the website and practice at home by yourself.

Make more use of online resources to learn. There are still many books about testing. If you think the price is too expensive, go directly to buy a tutorial for software assessors, which is at the intermediate level of soft test. From the point of view, this compilation is still good, hehe, personally.

Finally, I wish you study hard and find a job in software testing as soon as possible.