Test Automation Training

Where Code Meets Quality

Java-Driven Automation Selenium’s Perfect Partner

The Test Automation Selenium course caters to automation testers proficient in coding. It emphasizes the creation, execution, and maintenance of automation tests. The curriculum incorporates hands-on labs and real testing projects to reinforce practical skills, ensuring participants are well-prepared to apply the tools in their professional settings.

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Prerequisites

What do you need to know before the training?

1 year of experience in the software testing

A solid understanding of programming languages

Basic java fundamentals

If statements

While for loops

Variable scope

Methods

Classes and objects

Instantiating objects

Overloading & overriding methods

Arrays

Inheritance

Constructors

Polymorphism

Abstraction

Exceptions

“If you automate a mess, you get an automated mess.”

(Rod Michael)

Course Outline

“Navigate Testing Challenges with Java’s Selenium Symphony.”

01

Session 1

– Understanding the rationale behind automation.
– Determining when to automate.
– Overview of the Test Automation market.
– Introduction to Selenium.
– Environment setup (JAVA, Intellij, Maven, TestNG & JUnit).
– Running the first test.

02

Session 2

– Managing browser interactions.
– Exploring the WebDriver.
– Utilizing the Actions Class and JS Executor.
– Handling tabs, session cookies, and locators.
– Dealing with advanced locators.

03

Session 3

– Interacting with various components such as radio buttons, checkboxes, and date pickers.
– Handling dropdown menus and file uploads.
– Synchronization of test commands (Implicit, Explicit, & Fluent wait).
– Test framework annotations.
– Running tests from XML files.
– Implementing assertions and data-driven tests.
– Prioritizing and grouping tests.
– Cross-browser testing and managing dependencies.

04

Session 4

– Best practices for writing clean code.
Introduction to the Page Object Model.
– Revisiting test automation frameworks.
– Exploring Module-Based Testing and Library Architecture Testing.
– Understanding Data-Driven and Keyword-Driven Testing.
– Introduction to Hybrid Testing and Behavior-Driven Development.