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Tek Block's QA Analyst/ QA Automation with Selenium training program is designed by industry experts and includes Selenium's core components from fundamental to advanced levels. It provides in-depth knowledge of various Selenium components such as WebDriver, Selenium IDE, and Selenium Grid, use of Selenium supported plug-in like TestNG Framework, Robot Class, Cucumber, and Gherkin.
To prepare our learner for any testing environment our curriculum also includes Page Object Model (POM), Page Factory, and Automation Frameworks like Data-Driven Framework, Keyword-Driven Framework, Hybrid Framework, and BDD Framework. All of these industry topics will be taught through real-time projects and practical examples.
- Introduction to Software Testing
- Software Development Life Cycle
- Product Vs Project
- Why Testing required?
- STLC - V Model
- Verification Vs Validation
- Static Testing Vs Dynamic testing
- Review, Walkthrough & Inspection
- QA Vs QC Vs QE
- GUI Testing
- Usability testing
- Functional
- Non-Functional Testing
- Boundary Value Analysis
- Equivalence Class Partisan
- Decision Table
- State Transition
Error Guessing
- Sanity Vs Smoke testing
- Re-testing Vs Regression Testing
- STLC (Software Testing Life Cycle)
- Use case, Test scenario & Test case
- Test Environment and Execution
- Defect Reporting
- Test Closure
- Test Metrics
- Project Requirements
- Creating Test Scenarios & Test Cases
- Project Introduction:
- Understanding Functional Requirements from FRS
- Creating Test Scenarios
- Creating Test cases
- Test execution
- But reporting
- Agile Testing Process & Terminology
- Epic, Story, Sprint & Task
- Tester Roles in Agile
- Jira Tool Introduction
- How to install and configure the JIRA tool
- How to create Project in Jira
- How to add users/people in Jira
- How to create Epic & User Stories in JIRA
- Creating sprint in Jira
- Adding user stories to the sprint
- Starting sprint
- Adding sub Tasks to Story
- Sprint life cycle in JIRA
- Creating bugs in Jira
- Manual Testing FAQ'S
- Software testing concepts
- Software Testing Process (STLC)
- Project
- What is Automation Testing?
- Use of automation Testing.\
- Tools for Automation Testing.
- Why automation is important for your career?
- What is Selenium?
- Advantages of Selenium?
- Introduction to WebDriver- Data Types and Variables
- String Class
- Arithmetic Operators & Concatenation operators
- Conditional & Decision Making
- Single Dimensional Array
- Loops (For, While)
- Classes and Objects
- Class Constructors
- Functions in Java
- Function Input Parameters
- Function Return Types
- Exception Handling
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Encapsulation
- Data Hiding
- Method Overloading
- Method Overriding
- Abstract class
- Interface
- Super/This Keywords
- Final/Finally/Finalize Keywords
- Wrapper Classes
- String Manipulation
- Collections Basics (Array List, HashMap, Set)
- How to use Eclipse
- How to run, stop, pause
- How to debug in Eclipse
- Understanding console output
- How to put a breakpoint
- How to add Watch variables
- How to find errors from Problem window
- Usage of step into and Step over debug functionality
- Download and install java
Download and start Eclipse
- Download and configure WebDriver java client
- Set up a project
- Create packages
- Create the First Java test case
- Import WebDriver Source file- Architecture of WebDriver
- WebDriver Interface
- Web Element Interface
- Launching Firefox/Chrome/Safari
- How to Open a URL
- Verify Page title
- Strategy to get the Page Source
- Difference between Close & Quit
- Ways to Navigate Back & Forward
- How to Refresh Page
- Another way of Navigating to specific Page- Difference between FindElement & FindElements
- Enter & Clear text from Input field
- How Click action works differently on different elements
- Managing Input fields, Buttons & Links
- Finding all links on the Page
- Extracting More then one object from a page
- Extracting Objects from a specific area of a web page
- Check if an element is Present, Displayed, Enabled or Selected- What are locators
- HTML Basics
- HTML language tags and attributes
- ID, Name, Xpath, CSS etc.
- Difference between Absolute & Complete Xpath
- Finding your first element
- Finding your first element
- Element Inspector in Mozilla, Chrome, and IE
- Element locator tool for FF
- Various HTML locator strategies
- XPath Helper Plug-in for Chrome
- Selection of Effective XPath
- Handling Dynamic objects/ids on the page
- Identify table rows and columns
- Extracting values from a cell
- Dynamically Identify Tables Data
- Select class in Selenium
- Drop Down Handle
- Select multiple values from the list
- Select & Deselect operations by Index, Value & Visible Text
- Implicit and Explicit waits
- PageLoadTimeout & SetScriptTimeout property
- Simple use of Thread Sleep
- Concept of Fluent Wait in Selenium
- Strategy to poll for an object
- WebDriverWait and its uses
- Different WaitUntil Conditions
- Managing Ajax-based components
- Ways to handle Simple, Confirmation & Prompt Alert
- Concepts of Set Interface in Java
- Difference between Window Handle & Handles
- Switching & Closing Windows, Tabs & PopUps
- Concept of window ID
- Extracting window IDs with a Selenium Object reference
- What is Action Class & What can we do with Action Class
- Mouse Hover & Mouse Movement with Action
- Finding Coordinates of a Web Object
- Drag and Drop Action
- What is Browser Profile
- How to set up Chrome Options and Firefox Options
- What is TestNG
- Benefits and Features of TestNG
- How to download TestNG
- Annotations in TestNg
- How to run Test Suite in TestNG
- Groups in TestNG
- Depend On in TestNG
- Test Case sequencing in TestNG
- TestNG Reporters
- TestNG Assets
- TestNG Parameters
- Multi-Browser testing in TestNG
- Parallel testing in TestNG- What is Automation Framework?
- Features of Automation Framework
- Benefits of using Automation Framework
- What is Data-Driven Framework
- What is the Hybrid Framework
- Introduction and Component of Frameworks
- Designing Test Data Provider (Excel)
- Designing Run Data Provider (Text/Property file)
- Setting up Maven Build Tool
- Data Provider Factory Design
- Creating Page Objects & Object repository
- Writing Test Script and Fetching Test Data
- Designing Test Runner for Framework
- Asserts, Test Fails & Error logging
Reporters, TestNG Listeners and Log
file Generation
- Running a test with different Test Data
- Generating the HTML reports: Extent Report, Allure Report, Emailable Report, and PDF Report
- Normal library JAR
- Runnable JAR
- Run JAR with Command Line Arguments
- How to add generic JAR as a build path in your Java Project
- How to add generic JAR as Maven dependency in POM.xml in your Maven Project
- How to create libraries with FAT Jars- Jenkins Setup Basics
- Running Script via Jenkins
- Report Generation using Extent Report
- GIT Repo/GIT HUB
- GIT Pull Request Process
- CheckIn-CheckOut Process
- Push and Pull Commands
- Learn how to use the commit command
- What is cloning in GIT
- My First Code Check-in to GIT- What is Docker
- What is Docker Container
- How to create an account on Docker Hub
- Selenium Grid Configuration on Docker Hub
- Run your test cases on Dockerized Selenium Grid Hub - Node
- Industry Experienced Trainers
- Assessments and Assignments
- Hands-on training with real-life use cases
- On-campus training facilities
A: Since our QA Analyst/Selenium course starts with the basics of all concepts, anyone can join. However, our regular attendees are College graduates, QA Analysts, Manual Test Engineers, Software Developers, etc.
A: There is no QA Analyst/ QA Automation with Selenium training since we start from scratch, however a basic knowledge of computer fundamentals, web browser, internet, software testing basic, Automation basic, Core Java, web technologies like HTML, CSS, SML will be helpful.
A: The major objective of our course is to provide in-depth knowledge of major Manual and Automation testing processes, practical use of related tools, languages. All of these industry topics will be taught through real-time projects and practical examples.
A: Yes, this training will extensively
cover both Manual Testing and Automation Testing.
A: The major areas of focus are : SDLC, STLC, Agile/Scrum, SQL basic and Jira.
A: During the automation testing phase, the major areas of focus will be:
-Selenium (
WebDriver, IDE,
Grid
)
-TestNG, TestNG Framework,
-Robot Class,
-Cucumber and Gherkin,
-Page Object Model (POM), Page Factory
-Data-Driven Framework,
-Keyword-Driven Framework
-Hybrid Framework
-BDD Framework
-DevOps and Continuous Integration (Jenkins & Gin Hub)
A: As an Automation tester a candidate should have :
- Basic knowledge of Database Management Systems
- Ability to work with various operating systems such as Windows, UNIX and Linux
- In-depth knowledge of Manual and Automation Testing instruments like SDLC, STLC, Test Management Tool, ETL tools, scripting language, Core Java programming, UFT, Selenium, and its components and Plugins.
Yes.
All Tek Block courses come with a complementary Job Placement Assistance (JPA) program for the graduates.
A: Our extensive training program itself is the first step in preparing our candidates for the job market.
Afterwards, job placement assistance includes (but is not limited to):
- Resume preparation
- Several mock interview sessions
- Frequently asked interview questionnaires
- Frequent assistance in the above areas until they land a job