Test Automation With Java and Selenium

Test Automation With Java and
Selenium

There are a lot of reasons learning and implementing test automation is beneficial, and by adhering to automated testing best practices you can ensure that your testing strateagy delivers the maximum return on investment (ROI). Automated testing will shorten your development cycles, avoid cumbersome repetitive tasks and help improve software quality but how do you get started? These best practices a successful foundation to start improving your software quality. Suppose any website or app has to succeed in the digital market. In that case, they must provide a bug-free user experience on every device, browser (only for websites), and operating system. However, with sites and apps being equipped with increasingly sophisticated features, manual testing becomes a complicated and long-winded task.

Why Test Automation Important ?

With automation testing, this becomes easier. Since comprehensive testing is essential for optimal software operation, automation helps to make testers’ lives easier by letting them manually test only what they absolutely have to. Repetitive tests like regression tests and integration tests are prone to human error and are best left to machines. Automated testing also provides extended coverage and more accurate results, which improves product quality, reduce time-to-market, and generates better ROI.

However, automation testing requires the right tools like Selenium, Appium and more, test automation frameworks, and technical knowledge to yield results. To set up these repetitive, thorough, and data-intensive tests for success, one has to follow a number of test automation best practices. By doing so, testers can not just organize and execute automated tests for maximum efficiency, but also balance their resources between manual and automated tests.

Test Automation Course Key Learning

Automation Tool – Selenium, API, Database and Appium. With the help of this course you can Java, Maven, Selenium, Cucumber, API/Backend/Service, Jmeter for load testing, Github, Appium for iOS/Android. (online classes available)

Course Key Content

• You will learn how to write test scripts using Selenium WebDriver.
• You will know how to identify various web elements using Selenium.
• You will know how to work with Selenium Grid.
• You will know how to design frameworks from scratch.
• You will able to work on Real time projects after you completed this course.
• You will know about Continuous Integration(CI) Process and Tools.
• Final Project

• Module 1: Overview on Automation & Selenium

  • What is Software Testing?

  • Manual Testing & its Challenges

  • Automation Testing vs Manual Testing

  • Selenium as an Automation Tool

  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Selenium

  • Selenium vs Other Tools

  • Selenium Suite of Tools

• Module 2: Java Essentials for Selenium

  • Install Java & Setup Environment

  • Install and Use Eclipse/IntelliJ

  • Basic Java Programming

  • Variables, Data Types, Operators

  • Conditional Statements, Loops

  • Arrays (Single & Double Dimensional)

  • String Class & Methods

• Module 3: Java OOP Concepts

  • Classes, Objects, Methods

  • Constructors & Overloading

  • this Keyword, Static Members

  • Inheritance

• Module 4: Selenium WebDriver

  • Introduction & Architecture

  • Setup WebDriver in Eclipse

  • Locators (id, name, CSS, XPath)

  • Handling Dynamic Elements

  • WebDriver Commands (Browser, Get)

• Module 5: Data Driven Testing

  • Reading & Writing Excel Data

  • Implementing Data Driven Testing

• Module 6: TestNG Framework

  • Installing TestNG

  • testng.xml Configuration

  • Annotations, Groups, Parameters

  • Data Provider, Dependencies

  • TestNG Reports & Assertions

• Module 7: Advanced Concepts

  • Log4j for Logging

  • Page Object Model (POM) & Page Factory

• Module 8: Maven Integration with Selenium

  • Continuous Integration Basics

• Module 9: Selenium Grid

  • What is Selenium Grid?

  • When to Use Selenium Grid

• Module 10: Hybrid Driven Framework Implementation (Live Project)

  • Framework Types & Design

  • Maven Project Setup

  • Page Objects & Object Repository

  • Utility & Configuration Files

  • Automation & Data Driven Scripts

  • Generating Reports (Extent, Log4j)

  • Executing via TestNG, Maven CLI, Batch File

  • Emailing Test Reports

Final Project

Course prerequisites

Basic knowledge about Java programming is required

Flexible Class Options

• Weekend Classes For Professionals  SAT | SUN
• Corporate Group Trainings Available
• Online Classes – Live Virtual Class (L.V.C), Online Training