Selenium Automation Testing Course Overview

Minimum Required Prerequisites for Selenium Automation Testing Course:

• Basic Programming Knowledge:

  
  
  • Familiarity with any programming language (preferably Java, as the course utilizes Java for setting up projects in Eclipse).

• Basic Understanding of Software Testing:

  
  
  • A foundational understanding of software testing concepts and methodologies.

• Basic Knowledge of Web Technologies:

  
  
  • An understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to effectively locate and interact with WebElements.

• Basic Computer Skills:

  
  
  • Comfortable using a computer, navigating the OS, installing software, and configuring environment variables.

• Familiarity with Development Environments:

  
  
  • Basic knowledge of Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like Eclipse.

These prerequisites will ensure that students have the foundational knowledge to successfully learn and apply the skills taught in the Selenium Automation Testing course.

Target Audience for Selenium Automation Testing

1. Introduction

The Selenium Automation Testing course at Koenig Solutions equips professionals with comprehensive skills in WebDriver, Java, and TestNG to effectively conduct automated testing for web applications.

2. Target Audience and Job Roles

• Software Testers
• Quality Assurance Engineers
• DevOps Engineers
• Automation Test Engineers
• Selenium Testers
• Web Developers
• Software Developers in Test (SDIT)
• IT Professionals aiming to switch to a testing role
• Computer Science Graduates
• Test Managers
• Agile Team Members
• Technical Leads
• QA Analysts
• Mobile App Testers

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Selenium Automation Testing?

Selenium Automation Testing Course: Learning Objectives and Outcomes

Introduction: The Selenium Automation Testing course by Koenig Solutions provides a comprehensive understanding of automating web applications using Selenium WebDriver. The course covers essential concepts, advanced interactions, and integration with modern tools.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Understand and differentiate between Selenium 3 and Selenium 4 features and capabilities.
• Set up Selenium projects in Eclipse using Maven and TestNG with Java.
• Locate and interact with web elements using various WebDriver locating mechanisms.
• Explore and utilize different WebDriver options: Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Edge, and Safari.
• Leverage Java 11 features, specifically the Stream API, with Selenium WebDriver.
• Capture screenshots and manage browser sessions, cookies, and navigational actions.
• Implement advanced interaction techniques using WebDriver for mouse and keyboard events.
• Utilize WebDriver events with EventFiringWebDriver and EventListener classes.
• Set up and configure Selenium Grid for distributed and cross-browser testing, including cloud-based grids.
• Apply the PageObject pattern for structured and reusable automated test cases.
• Conduct mobile testing on iOS and Android platforms using Appium.
• Perform data-driven testing with TestNG using suite parameters and Data Providers.