16 Hours Selenium Automation Testing Training in Firenze

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16 Hours Selenium Automation Testing Training is being delivered from May 26, 2020 - June 18, 2020 US Pacific Time

<p><a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/16-hours-selenium-automation-testing-training-in-seattle-tickets-102175846708">*<em>Due to the Coronavirus, as a precautionary measure, we are going to hold this event as a virtual technology event.</em></a></p><p>16 Hours Selenium Automation Testing Training is being delivered from May 26, 2020 - June 18, 2020 for 16 Hours over 4 weeks, 8 sessions, 2 sessions per week, 2 hours per session.</p><ul><li>This course is meant for beginners who would like to learn everything about Selenium.</li><li>All Published Ticket Prices are in US Dollars</li><li>The course will be taught in English language</li></ul><h3></h3><h3>16 Hours Selenium Automation Testing Training Schedule</h3><ul><li>May 26, 2020 - June 18, 2020  US Pacific time </li><li>16 Hours |  2 Hours on Tuesdays, 2 Hours on Thursdays every week US Pacific time</li><li>9:00 AM - 11:00 AM US Pacific time each of those days</li><li><a href="https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html?iso=20200526T160000&p1=234" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Please click here to add your city name and check your local date and time for the first session to be held on May 26, 2020 at 9:00 AM US Pacific Time.</a></li></ul><h3></h3><h3>Features and Benefits</h3><ul><li>16 Hours, 8 sessions, 4 weeks of total Instructor-led and guided training</li><li>Training material, instructor handouts and access to useful resources on the cloud provided</li><li>Practical Hands-on Lab exercises provided</li><li>Actual code and scripts provided</li><li>Real-life Scenarios</li></ul><p></p><h3>Course Overview</h3><ul><li>Selenium is an open source testing tool. It is used for web browser testing and automates anything available on the web browser. </li><li>Selenium supports all the major’s browser like Chrome, Mozilla, IE, Opera, Safari, etc. Also, it supports multiple programming and scripting languages like Java, C#, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, etc. </li><li>It has become very popular in IT industry. Selenium has 4 different version; Those are Selenium IDE, Selenium RC, Selenium Web Driver and Selenium Grid. The most popular is Selenium Web driver. </li><li>This course will provide the full knowledge of the different framework such as Data-driven, Hybrid, Page Object Model, etc.</li></ul><p></p><h3>Who can take this course?</h3><p>  Anyone  who is interested in learning Selenium Automation Testing.</p><p></p><h3>Course Outline</h3><p>1. Introduction to Selenium</p><ul><li> What is automation testing?</li><li> What is the use of automation testing?</li><li> What we need to Automate?</li><li> Automation execution analysis.</li><li>What is Selenium?</li><li>Advantages of Selenium</li><li>What is the difference between Selenium and QTP?</li></ul><p>2. Different types of Selenium tools</p><ul><li> IDE</li><li>Selenium Web Driver/Selenium 2.0</li><li>Selenium-Grid</li></ul><p>3. Selenium IDE</p><ul><li>    Installing Selenium IDE</li><li>    Selenium IDE icons</li><li>    Recording your first test with Selenium IDE</li><li>    IDE Context Menu</li><li>    Assert</li><li>    Verify</li><li>    Adding Selenium IDE comments</li><li>    Synchronization commands</li><li> Working on pages with AJAX</li><li>   Storing elements</li><li>   Creating test suites</li><li>  What you cannot record</li></ul><p>4. Locators and Object Identification</p><ul><li>    Tools to identify elements/objects</li><li>    Firebug</li><li>    IE Developer tools</li><li>    Google Chrome Developer tools</li><li>    Locating elements by ID</li><li>    Finding elements by name</li><li>    Finding elements by link text</li><li>    Finding elements by XPath</li><li>    Finding Elements by using CSS</li><li>    Summary</li><li>    Some Special IDE commands</li><li>    Write your own Selenium IDE script without record and playback</li></ul><p>5. Java for WebDriver</p><ul><li>    Introducing the JAVA technology</li><li>    Packages</li><li>    Object Oriented Programming Concepts</li><li>    String Processing</li><li>    Exceptions and Assertions</li><li>    I/O Streams</li><li>    Wrapper Classes</li><li>    Collections</li><li>    Reading data from Property files using java program</li><li>    Reading and Writing data from/to Excel files using Apache POI API and JXL API</li></ul><p>6. Junit FrameWork</p><ul><li>    Running Java Programs using junit</li><li>    Writing Selenium tests from scratch using Junit FrameWork</li><li>    JUNIT Annotations</li><li>    JUNIT Methods</li><li>    Frequently used Selenium commands</li><li>    Test Suites using JUNIT</li><li>    Parameterized test cases using junit framework</li></ul><p>7. Selenium WEB-DRIVER</p><ul><li>    Why WebDriver?</li><li>    Downloading web driver Jars configuring in eclipse</li><li>    Architecture of selenium WebDriver</li><li>    Drivers for Firefox, IE, Chrome, Iphone, Android etc</li><li>    What is the difference between Selenium RC and WD?</li></ul><p>8. Sample programs in WebDriver</p><ul><li>    Handel Text box</li><li>    Handel HyperLink</li><li>    Handel Button and Check box</li><li>    Handel Radio Button and DropDown Controls</li><li>    Select value from DropDown</li><li>    Display all values</li><li>    Select values step by step</li><li>    Capture screenshots for failure Testcases</li><li>    Re-Running failure Testcases</li><li>    Synchronization Commands In Web Driver</li><li>    Why Implicit wait and Implementation of Implicit wait</li><li>    Why Explicit wait and Implementation of Explicit wait</li><li>    Web Driver Fluent wait and Thread Sleep functionality</li><li>    File uploads and File downloads (Handling Window based controls using Robot and Sikuli API)</li><li>    Handling alerts box and Verifying the Alert Texts</li><li>    Handling confirmation messages</li><li>    Keyboard actions</li><li>    Mouse actions</li><li>    Handling Iframes working with Nested Iframes</li><li>    Handling multiple tabs</li><li>    Handling popups</li><li>    Preparing web driver test cases using customized x-path</li><li>    Identifying controls using x-path predefined functions</li><li>    Web Tables</li><li>    Web Driver with TEST NG Frame Work</li><li>    Batch Running Test cases using TestNG</li><li>    Validations and its usage in Automation test scripts</li><li>    Customized Report Generation</li><li>    Implementing Logs using Apache </li></ul><p>9. TestNG FrameWork</p><ul><li>    Overview of TestNG</li><li>    Environment of TestNG</li><li>    Writing WebDriver Test Cases using TestNG</li><li>    Basic Annotations of TestNG</li><li>    Executing Tests</li><li>    Executing Test Suites</li><li>    Ignore Test</li><li>    Dependency Test</li><li>    Parameterized Tests</li><li>    TestNG XML</li><li>    Report Generation</li></ul><p>10. Working with multiple browsers</p><ul><li>    Executing Automation Test Cases in multiple browsers Sequentially</li><li>    Working with Chrome and IE browsers</li><li>    What is Firefox Profile And Implementation of Firefox Profile</li><li>    What is WebDriver Desired Capabilities class</li><li>    Executing Automation Test Cases in multiple browsers Parallel</li></ul><p>11. Maven Project Management Tool</p><ul><li>    Introduction about maven</li><li>    High Level Overview</li><li>    Ant vs Maven</li><li>    Installation of Maven</li><li>    Demo using Sample Maven Project</li><li>    Maven Structure</li><li>    Maven Dependencies</li><li>    Maven Repositories</li><li>    Maven Eclipse Integration</li></ul><p>12. Version controlling tool GITHUB</p><ul><li>    Downloading and configuring Github</li><li>    Difference between CVC Versus DVC</li><li>    Basic Git Commands</li><li>    Working with Repositories</li><li>    Setting up Repositories</li><li>    Local and Remote Repositories</li><li>    Create repository and cloning projects</li><li>    Committing and Syncing the code</li><li>    Reverting and Rolling Back the Code</li><li>    Branch and Merging Concepts and Implementation</li><li>    Stashing Changes</li><li>    Resolving the Conflicts</li></ul><p>13. Database testing using WebDriver</p><ul><li>    Installing MySQL Database</li><li>    java.sql package</li><li>    Overview on Connection Interface, Statement Interface, Preapared Statement and Resultset Interfaces.</li><li>    Example program to Access Database.</li><li>    Some examples on SELECT,UPDTE and DELETE queies</li><li>    Some WebDriver examples using Data fetched from Database</li></ul><p>14. Automation Test Frame Work</p><p>1. How to develop Test automation frame work in live environment</p><ul><li>    What is a frame work</li><li>    Types of frame work</li><li>    Data driven frame work</li><li>    Modular driven frame work</li><li>    Keyword driven frame work</li><li>    User Defined Keyword driven framework with implementation</li><li>    Execute test scripts from the framework</li></ul><p>2. Continuous Integration Testing using Jenkins</p><ul><li>    About Jenkins</li><li>    History of Jenkins</li><li>    Splitting of Projects</li><li>    What is Continues Integration</li><li>    Installing Jenkins</li><li>    Creating a simple job</li><li>    Integrating Jenkins to the Project</li></ul><p>3. Cucumber BDD Frame work</p><ul><li>    Introduction to Cucumber</li><li>    Cucumber Installation</li><li>    Cucumber Basics</li><li>    Gherkin – Business Driven Development</li><li>    First Cucumber Selenium Java Script</li><li>    Feature File</li><li>    Junit Runner Class</li><li>    Gherkin Keywords</li><li>    Step Definition</li><li>    Passing Parameters to Step Definition Class</li><li>    Running Cucumber through Maven</li><li>    Cucumber Options</li><li>    Finally Write Test Cases using cucumber</li><li>    Integrating cucumber to Test Automation Frame work</li></ul><p>15. The Fundamentals of RESTFul Services in Java</p><ul><li>    What is Jersey?</li><li>    RESTFul Architecture</li><li>    Using HTTP GET Demo</li><li>    Test Created New REST Service USING HTTP GET</li><li>    JSON Output for HTTP GET</li><li>    Using HTTP POST Demo</li><li>    Test Service USING HTTP POST</li><li>    JSON Output for HTTP POST</li><li>    Using HTTP PUT Demo</li><li>    Test Service USING HTTP PUT</li><li>    PUT vs POST</li><li>    JSON Output for HTTP PUT</li><li>    Using HTTP DELETE Demo</li><li>    Test Service USING HTTP DELETE</li><li>    JSON Output for HTTP DELETE</li></ul><p>16. Interview questions on</p><ul><li>    Selenium IDE</li><li>    Selenium web driver and Automation Testing</li><li>    Core Java</li><li>    Manual Testing Concepts</li></ul>