Selenium QA Automation

Course Overview

Course Curriculum

Week-1: Introduction to Manual Testing

What is Software Testing, Types of Testing, Quality – with demonstration
Test scenarios, Test Cases, Test Data preparation Technique, Defect life cycle – Practical demonstration on sample applications. Plus assignment for the participants to do the same.
Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM), Reviews, Weekly Reports and its importance.
Software Testing Live Cycle (STLC), Different Models that are practiced and pros/cons
Challenges in Software Testing, Testing Principles, Qualities of a Tester – To get ready to answer to real time interview questions

Week-2: Core Java concepts

Week-3: Core Java concepts – continuation

Week-4: Introduction to Selenium with Java

Week-5: Automate the basic scenarios – 1

Week-6: Automate the basic scenarios – 2

Week-7: TestNG Framework & Page Object Model (POM)

Week-8: BDD Cucumber framework & Jenkins

Selenium QA Automation

Course Overview

Course Curriculum

Week-1: Introduction to Manual Testing

What is Software Testing, Types of Testing, Quality – with demonstration

Test scenarios, Test Cases, Test Data preparation Technique, Defect life cycle – Practical demonstration on sample applications. Plus assignment for the participants to do the same.

Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM), Reviews, Weekly Reports and its importance.

Software Testing Live Cycle (STLC), Different Models that are practiced and pros/cons

Challenges in Software Testing, Testing Principles, Qualities of a Tester – To get ready to answer to real time interview questions

Week-2: Core Java concepts

History of Java, Basic Java Syntax & keywords

Data Types – Boolean, char, byte, int, short, long, float and double and its storage capacity

Different types of loops – For, while, do-while loops with conditions with examples

Object Oriented Programming Concepts (OOPs) – Classes & Objects, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction, Interfaces with hands on demonstration

Exercises/Assignments – On the topics covered on week 2

Week-3: Core Java concepts – continuation

Conditional statements – if, if-else, else-if ladder, switch statements with hands-on demo

Exception handling – try-catch, finally, throw, throws, different types of exceptions

OOPs concepts continuation – with practical implementation

Exercises/Assignments – Fibonacci series, reversing the name etc to improve the analytical thinking and implement practically. So that, basic programming concepts becomes easier

Week-4: Introduction to Selenium with Java

Different components in Selenium and evolution – IDE, RC, WebDriver, GRID and its advantages

Selenium IDE – For Record and Playback & its limitations

WebDriver Introduction and setup – Download and configuration on Eclipse editor

Week-5: Automate the basic scenarios – 1

Identifying/Inspecting different Web-Elements/Object – Text box, buttons, links, checkbox, radio buttons, windows, frames, tables, alerts etc using various locators supported

Locators – id, name, xpath, cssSelectors, class, LinkText, particalLinkText and TagName

Validations – Use conditional statements and check condition is satisfied or not

Synchronization concepts – Implicit, Explicit and conditional waits and its significance

Maven Project creation – Advantage of Maven project over normal Java project

Week-6: Automate the basic scenarios – 2

Properties files – To store values using Key-value pair

Performing operations on various elements with in-built methods

Keyboard and mouse events – Keys up/down, drag & drop, actions class etc

Week-7: TestNG Framework & Page Object Model (POM)

Different TestNG Annotations – BeforeSuite, BeforeTest, BeforeClass, BeforeMethod, TestCase, AfterMethod, AfterClass, AfterTest

Assertions – As part of verification point with various in-built methods to compare actual v/s expected result

Reading/writing data from excel sheet – How to iterate through different records in an excel sheet using dependency jars such as Apachi

TestNG Reports – For better test results and analysis

Page Object Model implementation (POM) – Advantage over normal automation scripts

Week-8: BDD Cucumber framework & Jenkins

Introduction and Significance of BDD Cucumber – Why industry prefer this over normal automation technique. Required dependency files and configuration/setup required

Feature file, Step Def file and Runner file with pre-conditions – to perform and run

Jenkins Configuration and setup

Jenkins Integration with Maven project – How to run scripts from Maven project and integrate using Jenkins CI/CD tool which helps to run out side of the editor.

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