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• This course will be taught in the English language

4 Weekends Selenium Automation Testing Training Schedule

• 4 Weekends | Saturday, Sunday every weekend
• 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM US Pacific time each day
• February 1, 2020 - February 23, 2020, US Pacific time

Please check your local date and time for the first session

Features and Benefits

• 4 weekends, 8 sessions, 16 hours of total Instructor-led LIVE training
• Training material, instructor handouts and access to useful resources on the cloud provided
• Practical Hands-on Lab exercises provided
• Actual code and scripts provided
• Real-life Scenarios

Course Objectives

• Java-based Test Script Development
• Learn Data-driven, Hybrid, and other frameworks.
• Able to handle the project independently.
• Learn to integrate Selenium with different tools.

Who can take this course?

Any professional who is interested in building career in the IT field with QA/Testing.

Prerequisites

The course can be taken by any IT professional having a basic knowledge of:

• Software Testing concepts
• Any Programming / Scripting Language knowledge such as Core Java, C#, Python, Ruby, JavaScript

Course Outline

1. Introduction to Selenium

• What is automation testing?
• What is the use of automation testing?
• What do we need to Automate?
• Automation execution analysis.
• What is Selenium?
• Advantages of Selenium
• Difference between Selenium and QTP?

2. Different flavors in Selenium

• IDE
• Selenium Web Driver/Selenium 2.0
• Selenium-Grid

3. Selenium IDE

• Installing Selenium IDE
• Selenium IDE icons
• Recording your first test with Selenium IDE
• IDE Context Menu
• Assert
• Verify
• Adding Selenium IDE comments
• Synchronization commands
• Working on pages with AJAX
• Storing elements
• Creating test suites
• What you cannot record

4. Locators and Object Identification

• Tools to identify elements/objects
• Firebug
• IE Developer tools
• Google Chrome Developer tools
• Locating elements by ID
• Finding elements by name
• Finding elements by link text
• Finding elements by XPath
• Finding Elements by using CSS
• Summary
• Some Special IDE commands
• Write your own Selenium IDE script without record and playback

5. Java for Web Driver

• Introducing the JAVA technology
• Packages
• Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
• String Processing
• Exceptions and Assertions
• I/O Streams
• Wrapper Classes
• Collections
• Reading data from Property files using java
• Reading and Writing data from and to Excel files using Apache POI API and JXL API

6. Junit FrameWork

• Running Java Programs with junit
• Writing Selenium tests fro using Junit FrameWork
• JUNIT Annotations
• JUNIT Methods
• Frequently used Selenium commands
• Test Suites using JUNIT
• Parameterized test case with junit framework

7. Selenium Web Driver

• Why WebDriver?
• Downloading web driver Jars configuring in eclipse
• The architecture of selenium WebDriver
• Firefox, IE, Chrome, iPhone, Android Drivers
• Difference between Selenium RC and WD?

8. Sample programs in WebDriver

• Handel Text box
• Handel HyperLink
• Handel Button and Checkbox
• Handel Radio Button and DropDown Controls
• Select value from DropDown
• Display all values
• Select values step by step
• Capture screenshots for failure Testcases
• Re-Running failure Testcases
• Web Driver Synchronization Commands

9. TestNG FrameWork

• Overview of TestNG
• Environment of TestNG
• Writing WebDriver Test Cases using TestNG
• Basic Annotations of TestNG
• Executing Tests
• Executing Test Suites
• Ignore Test
• Dependency Test
• Parameterized Tests
• TestNG XML
• Report Generation

10. Work with multiple browsers

• Executing Automation Test Cases in multiple browsers
• Working with Chrome, IE browsers
• Firefox Profile And Implementation of Firefox Profile
• Web Driver Desired Capabilities class

11. Maven Project Management Tool

• Introduction about maven
• High-Level Overview
• Ant vs. Maven
• Installation of Maven
• Demo using Sample Maven Project
• Maven Structure
• Maven Dependencies
• Maven Repositories
• Maven Eclipse Integration

12. Version controlling tool GITHUB

• Downloading and configuring Github
• Difference between CVC Versus DVC
• Basic Git Commands
• Working with Repositories
• Setting up Repositories
• Local and Remote Repositories
• Create repository and cloning projects
• Committing and Syncing the code
• Reverting and Rolling Back the Code
• Branch and Merging Concepts and Implementation
• Stashing Changes
• Resolving the Conflicts

13. Database testing using WebDriver

• Installing MySQL Database
• java.sql package
• Overview of Connection Interface, Statement Interface, Prepared Statement, and Resultset Interfaces.
• Example program to Access Database.
• Some examples on SELECT, UPDATE and DELETE queries
• Some WebDriver examples using Data fetched from Database

14. Automation Test Frame Work

1) How to develop test automation framework in a live environment

• What is a framework
• Types of framework
• Data-driven framework
• Modular driven framework
• Keyword-driven framework
• User-Defined Keyword driven framework with implementation
• Execute test scripts from the framework

2) Continuous Integration Testing using Jenkins

• About Jenkins
• History of Jenkins
• Splitting of Projects
• What is Continues Integration
• Installing Jenkins
• Creating a simple job
• Integrating Jenkins to the Project

3) Cucumber BDD Framework

• Introduction to Cucumber
• Cucumber Installation
• Cucumber Basics
• Gherkin – Business-Driven Development
• First Cucumber Selenium Java Script
• Feature Film
• Junit Runner Class
• Gherkin Keywords
• Step Definition
• Passing Parameters to Step Definition Class
• Running Cucumber through Maven
• Cucumber Options
• Finally, Write Test Cases using cucumber
• Integrating cucumber to Test Automation Framework

15. The Fundamentals of RESTFul Services in Java

• What is Jersey?
• RESTFul Architecture
• Using HTTP GET Demo
• Test Created New REST Service USING HTTP GET
• JSON Output for HTTP GET
• Using HTTP POST Demo
• Test Service USING HTTP POST
• JSON Output for HTTP POST
• Using HTTP PUT Demo
• Test Service USING HTTP PUT
• PUT vs. POST
• JSON Output for HTTP PUT
• Using HTTP DELETE Demo
• Test Service USING HTTP DELETE
• JSON Output for HTTP DELETE