Description

Course Highlights: We are providing Selenium Training  and the following are its highlights :

• Easy for Beginners
  • No pre-requisites required.
  • Core Java required for Selenium will be covered as part of this course only
  • All the concepts will be explained in a practical way
  • All the sessions will be solution oriented, rather than just theoretical
  • Step by Step and Organized way of explanation
  • All the installations/configurations will be practically shown
• Real-Time eCommerce Automation Project 
  • To differentiate ourselves from the other trainers in the market, we will practically demonstrate a complete Real-Time eCommerce Automation Project.
  • This project will be demonstrated from the inception phase to the maintenance phase to make it more real.
• Beginners to Advanced course
  • This is not just a beginners course, but also for the one who knows Selenium but never worked in any real time projects
• Other Specialities:
  • Videos will be recorded and sent to you after the respective sessions.
  • Class Room Notes along with the videos will also be provided.
  • All the programming code, Frameworks, Real-time projects code will be provided as part of the notes.
  • Interview Questions will be provided.
  • Assignments/Tasks/Exercises will be provided for your practice.
  • Will help you in Resume preparation and other interview needs even after the completion of course.
  • This is going to be an interactive session.
  • All the Framework concepts will be explained first, before explaining the Automation Frameworks
  • Frameworks will be created/demonstrated from scratch
  • Certificate of course completion will be provided at the end of this course.

Sample videos:

• (Core Java Introduction) https://youtu.be/jGdStDZHZO8
• (Page Object Model Part 1) https://youtu.be/eQfa0c45zeM

Course Content:

=> Introduction to Selenium

• Manual Testing
• Automation Testing
• How can a Tool perform Testing?
• Selenium
• Types of Applications that Selenium can automate
• Selenium is a free tool
• Different Browsers supported by Selenium
• Different Operating Systems supported by Selenium
• Different Programming Languages supported by Selenium
• Different components in Selenium
• Different versions of Selenium
• Pre-requisites required for learning Selenium

=> Firebug & HTML

• Installing the older version of Firefox Browser
• Installing FireBug
• HTML Basics
  • Introduction to HTML
  • HTML Elements & Tags
  • Structure of HTML
  • Demonstrating of different HTML Elements
    • Creating and Saving an HTML file
    • Creating Structure for a Web Page
    • Adding Title to the Web Page
    • Different sizes of Page Heading
    • The header section of Web Page
    • The body section of Web Page
    • Adding a link to a Web Page
    • Displaying a ruler on the Web Page
    • Creating line breaks in HTML
    • Creating HTML Table
    • Creating Order lists
    • Creating Unordered lists
    • Creating Bold Text
    • Creating Italicized Text
    • Creating Underlined Text
    • Viewing Page Source in a Browser
  • FireBug
    • Web Developer Tool
    • Editing HTML elements using FireBug
    • Inspecting UI elements using FireBug

=> Selenium IDE

• What is Selenium IDE?
• Record and Playback Tool
• Installing Selenium IDE
• Launching Selenium IDE
• Recording Test Cases using Selenium IDE
• Saving Test Cases in Selenium IDE
• Playing the Test Cases in Selenium IDE
• Disadvantages of Selenium IDE

=> Locators

• Introduction to Locators
• Different types of Locators
• Demonstrating different types of Locators
• Priority of Locators

=> XPath Expressions

• Introduction to XPath Expressions
• Types of XPath Expressions
• Absolute Xpath
• Demonstrating Absolute XPath Expressions
• Using Firepath for Auto-generating XPath Expressions
• Disadvantages of using Absolute XPath Expressions
• Relative XPath Expressions
• Difference between Absolute and Relative XPath Expressions
• Demonstrating Relative XPath Expressions
• Using Firepath for auto-generating Relative XPath Expressions
• Advantages of Relative XPath Expressions
• XPath Functions
• Demonstrating XPath Functions
• XPath Axes
• Demonstrating XPath Axes

=> CSS Selectors

• Introduction to CSS Selectors
• Types of CSS Selectors
• Absolute CSS Selectors
• Demonstrating Absolute CSS Selectors
• Relative CSS Selectors
• Difference between Absolute and Relative CSS Selectors
• Demonstrating Relative CSS Selectors
• Using Firepath for auto-generating Relative CSS Selectors

=> Core Java

• Introduction to Java
• Installing Java
• Installing Eclipse IDE
• Creating Java Project in Eclipse IDE
• Executing Java Project in Eclipse IDE
• Understanding Java Programs
• Compiler Errors
• Print Statements
  • Using print
  • Using println
• Comments
  • Single Line Comments
  • Multi-Line Comments

=> Variables

• What are Variables?
• Purpose of Variables in Java
• Different types of Variables
  • Local Variables
  • Instance Variables

=> Data Types

• What is Data Types?
• Different Types of Data Types in Java
  • byte
  • short
  • int
  • long
  • float
  • double
  • char
  • boolean
• Demonstrating different Data Types in Java

=> Operators

• What are the Operators?
• Different Types of Operators in Java.
  • Arithmetic Operators
  • Relational Operators
  • Logical Operators
  • Assignment Operators
    • Assignment Operator
    • Compound Assignment Operators
  • Conditional Operator
• Demonstrating the Operators in Java

=> Flow Control

• What is Flow Control?
• Different types of Flow Control Statements in Java
  • Selection Statements
    • if statements
    • if else statements
    • if .. else if .. Else statements
    • switch statements
  • Iterative Statements
    • While loop
    • Do while loop
    • For loop
    • For each loop
  • Transfer Statements
    • break statement
    • continue statement
    • return statement
    • try, catch & finally statements

=> Methods

• What are Methods in Java?
• What is the Purpose of Methods in Java?
• main() method
• Creating non-main methods
• Creating multiple methods inside the same Class
• Method Calling
• Parameterized Methods
• Return Type

=> Arrays

• What are Arrays in Java?
• Types of Arrays
  • Single Dimensional Arrays
  • Demonstrating Single-Dimensional Arrays
    • Declaring Single-Dimensional Arrays
    • Creating Single-Dimensional Arrays
    • Initializing Single-Dimensional Arrays
    • Accessing Single-Dimensional Arrays
  • Two Dimensional Arrays
  • Demonstrating Two Dimensional Arrays
    • Declaring Two Dimensional Arrays
    • Creating Two Dimensional Arrays
    • Initializing Two Dimensional Arrays
    • Accessing Two Dimensional Arrays
  • Three Dimensional Arrays
  • Object Arrays
  • Disadvantages of Arrays

=> Strings

• What are the Strings?
• Purpose of Strings in Java
• Shortcut representation of Strings
• The actual representation of Strings
• Concatenating Two Strings
• Demonstrating Pre-defined methods of Strings (equals(), length(), substring(), trim(), indexof() and split() )

=> Wrapper Classes and Primitive Datatypes

• What are wrapper classes?
• What are primitive data types?
• Different Primitive Data Types
• Different Wrapper Classes
• Converting Primitive data types to Objects
• Demonstrating Wrapper Classes and Primitive Data Types

=> Constructors

• What are Constructors?
• Difference between Constructors and Methods
• Purpose of Constructors in Java
• Demonstrating initialization of Variables without Constructors
• Demonstrating initialization of Variables with Constructors

=> this keyword

• Purpose of this keyword in Java
• Using this keyword with methods
• Using this keyword with constructors
• Demonstrating the program using this keyword with methods
• Demonstrating the program using this keyword with constructors

=> Overloading

• What is Overloading in Java?
• Method Overloading
• Constructor Overloading
• Demonstrating Method Overloading
• Demonstrating Constructor Overloading

=> Packages

• What are Packages?
• Purpose of Packages in Java
• Default Packages
• Creating Packages
• Demonstrate Packages
• Demonstrate accessing variables and methods in the same package
• Demonstrate accessing variables and methods defined in other packages

=> Inheritance

• What is Inheritance?
• Purpose of Inheritance in Java
• Super Class / Parent Class
• Sub Class / Child Class
• Using extends keyword
• Demonstrate a Child class inheriting the properties of a Parent Class

=> Overriding

• What is Overriding?
• Purpose of Overriding in Java
• Method Overriding
• Creating Objects and accessing Overridden Properties
• Demonstrating Overriding

=> Modifiers

• What are Modifiers in Java?
• Purpose of Modifiers
• Types of Modifiers
  • Access Modifiers
    • private
    • public
    • protected
    • default
  • Non-Access Modifiers
    • static
    • final
    • abstract

=> Interfaces

• What are the Interfaces?
• Purpose of Interfaces in Java
• Difference between Classes and Interfaces
• Creating an Interface
• Creating variables in Interfaces
• Creating methods in Interfaces
• Using implements keyword
• Demonstrating Interfaces
• Assigning Class Objects to Interfaces

=> Exceptional Handling

• What is Exceptional Handling?
• What are Exceptions?
• Purpose of Exceptional Handling
• Using try-catch blocks
• Exceptional Hierarchy (Throwable, Exception, ArithmeticException and ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException Classes)
• Exception Types
  • Checked Exceptions
  • Unchecked Exceptions
• Using throws keyword

=> Handling Files

• Representing Files in Java
• Creating Files in Java
• Reading text from Files
• Demonstrating File Handling in Java

=> Collections Framework

• Drawback of Arrays
• The advantage of Collection Framework over Arrays
• Hierarchy of Collections Framework
• Types of the Collections framework
  • Array List
  • HashSet
  • HashMap
  • Iterator
• Iterator interface versus iterator() method
• Demonstrating the Collection Frameworks using:
  • for() loop
  • For-each loop
  • Iterator() method
  • hasNext() and next() methods of Iterator interface

=> Selenium WebDriver

• Introduction
• Downloading Selenium WebDriver
• Configuring Selenium WebDriver
  • Downloading Selenium Jar files
  • Adding the Jar files to the Java Project
  • Configuring the Jar files with the Java Project
  • Executing Sample Selenium Automation code to confirm
• Selenium WebDriver and Firefox Browser
  • Checking the compatibility of Firefox Browser version with Selenium WebDriver Version
    • Finding the compatibility details in Changelogs
    • Google Search for finding compatibility
  • Creating an object for FirefoxDriver class
  • Creating an object for FirefoxDriver class and assigning it to WebDriver interface
• Selenium WebDriver API
  • get()
  • manage().window().maximize()
  • findElement(), findElements() and By Class and its predefined methods
    • id()
    • name()
    • className()
    • linkText()
    • cssSelector()
    • XPath()
  • WebElement class
  • click()
  • sendKeys()
  • clear()
  • getText()
  • getTitle()
  • getCurrentURL()
  • close()
  • quit()
  • getAttribute()
  • isDisplayed()
  • isEnabled()
  • isSelectec()
  • navigate()
  • getPageSource()
  • findElements()

=> Handling Multiple Windows

• getWindowHandles()
• switchTo()
• Demonstrate handling multiple windows using getWindowHandles() and switchTo() methods

=> Handling Alerts

• switchTo().alert()
• getText()
• accept()
• switchTo().defaultContent()
• Demonstrate handling Alerts using the above methods

=> Waiting Mechanism in Selenium WebDriver

• Importance of Waiting in Selenium WebDriver
• Using Thread.sleep()
• Implicit Wait
• Explicit Wait

=> Handling Dropdown fields and Multi-Selection Boxes

• Select Class
• selectByVisibleText() with Dropdown fields
• selectByVisibleText() with Multi Selection Boxes
• deselectByVisibleText() with Multi Selection Boxes

=> Handling Frames

• Introduction to Frames
• Frames in HTML
• Checking Frames on any Application pages
• Frames and NoSuchElementException
• Switching to frames
• Switching to the default page

=> Handling Lightbox

• Introduction to Lightboxes in HTML
• Lightboxes in HTML
• Demonstrate handling Lightboxes using Selenium WebDriver

=> Selenium 2 and Chrome Browser

• Checking Selenium 2 compatibility with Chrome Browser
• Demonstrate Selenium 2 scripts on Chrome Browser

=> Selenium 2 and Internet Explorer Browser

• Checking Selenium 2 compatibility with Internet Explorer Browser
• Demonstrate Selenium 2 scripts on Internet Explorer Browser

=> Selenium 3

• Introduction
• Difference between Selenium 2 and Selenium 3
• Executing Selenium 3 Scripts on Firefox Browser
  • Checking the compatibility of Firefox Browser with Selenium 3
  • Configuring the project with geckodriver.exe
  • Demonstrate executing the Selenium 3 scripts on Firefox Browser
• Executing Selenium 3 Scripts on Chrome Browser
  • Checking the compatibility of Chrome Browser with Selenium 3
  • Demonstrate executing the Selenium 3 scripts on Chrome Browser
• Executing Selenium 3 Scripts on IE Browser
  • Checking the compatibility of IE Browser with Selenium 3
  • Demonstrate executing the Selenium 3 scripts on IE Browser

=> Advantage of using WebDriver interface in Selenium programs

• Framework Concepts – Properties Files
  • Purpose of properties files in Selenium Automation
  • Demonstrate a Java program which reads the data from a Properties file
  • Load the object reference of the FileInputStream class using load() method of Properties class
  • Retrieve the values from the properties file using the getProperty() method of Properties class and print
  • Demonstrate a Selenium program, which reads the Project configuration data like website details, browser etc from the Properties file
  • An advantage of using Properties files

=> Framework Concepts – POI API

• Purpose of POI API in Selenium Automation
• Understand the basics of POI API
• Demonstrate POI API

=> Framework Concepts – Log4j API

• Purpose of Log4j API in Selenium Automation
• Implement logging in Selenium Automation code using System.out.println()
• Disadvantages of SOP logging
• Advantages of Log4j logging
• Implementing Log4j in Selenium Automation

=> Framework Concepts – TestNG API

• Purpose of TestNG in Selenium Automation
• Configure the Project with TestNG JAR file
• TestNG Annotations
  • @Test
  • @BeforeMethod
  • @AfterMethod
  • @BeforeClass
  • @AfterClass
• Executing the Java class files in batch using TestNG
• Failing @Test annotated methods
• TestNG Assertions
  • assertEquals()
  • assertTrue()
  • assertFalse()
  • fail()
• Parameterizing tests using TestNG’s @DataProvider annotation
  • @DataProvider
  • dataProvider
  • Demonstrate a program which parameterizes

=> Framework Concepts – ANT

• Purpose of ANT
• Downloading and Configuring ANT
• build.xml file and its execution using ANT
• Demonstrate ANT

=> Framework Concepts – Maven

• Purpose of Maven
• Demonstrate Maven

=> Framework Concepts – Taking Screenshots in Selenium

• Demonstrate taking Screenshots in Selenium

=> Framework Concepts – Extent Reports

• Demonstrate Extent Reports

=> Framework Concepts – TestNG (Continued)

• throw
• Skipping a test in TestNG

=> Data Driven Framework

• Data Driven Testing
• Data Driven Framework
• Build the Data Driven Framework from scratch
• Demonstrate this Framework on a sample application
• Download Framework

=> Page Object Model and Page Factory

• Build the Page Object Model and Page Factory from scratch
• Demonstrate this Design Pattern on a sample application
• Download Page Object Model and Page Factory implemented Framework

=> Cucumber & BDD Framework

• Cucumber
• BDD
• Demonstrate Cucumber and BDD in Selenium Automation

=> Real-time eCommerce Automation Project (Differentiator from other Selenium courses in the market)

• End to End Real-time eCommerce Automation Project