Selenium Training—Web Test Automation Workshop

Course Description

Why choose ALPI for Selenium training?

We use certified live instructors in both our in-person and virtual classes so you can ask questions and get answers right away.
We focus on real-world examples.
We teach using interactive, hands-on exercises.
We provide a fully configured and functioning environment for class—no installation required on your computer.
This ALPI course is eligible for a free refresher guarantee so you can re-take the course within 4 months at no additional charge. Contact us for information about this unique benefit that gives you peace of mind.

This workshop is designed to teach participants the functionality of Selenium and how to begin the process of building an automated framework.

Upon successful completion of the workshop, the candidate will receive a Certificate of Achievement.

Duration

4 day(s)

Time

9 - 5 ET

Price

$2,940

Labs

This workshop is offered as a series of hands-on “projects” that require participants to understand, design, and implement components of an automated testing framework.

Intended Audience

The target audience for this course includes:

Automation testers
Automation developers

Prerequisites

A background in programming (e.g. Java) and/or scripting and understanding of basic Selenium features.

Outline

DAY 1:

Module One

Overview of Selenium

Selenium Intro - why and how it was created
What's new with Selenium 3
Selenium IDE

Exporting pre-recorded test scenario in IDE to WebDriver, and executing it.

Selenium Standalone- talk about server and libs

Locators in Selenium

Reporting
Continuous Integration

The Selenium Grid
Jenkins Continuous Integration
GitHub

Overview of Java - Setup

Eclipse
Java

Overview Framework Design

Keyword Driven
Page Object Model (POM)

Module Two

Overview of WebDriver

Working with other drivers (OperaDriver, FirefoxDriver, ChromeDriver, IE Driver, etc.)

Understanding Desired Capabilities

Chrome Specific
IE Specific
Firefox Specific
Safari Specific
Object Structure
Proxy JSON Objects

Installations

Eclipse
Selenium Standalone
Selenium IDE
Java

DAY 2:

Module Three

Overview of Selenium IDE
Introduction of Selenese Command Types
Firebug for Firefox Browser
Locators in Selenium
Introduction of Web Technologies (Locators and Identifiers) – HTML, XML, XPath, CSS and DOM
Framework Examples - begin development

Keyword Driven
Page Object Model (POM)

Module Four

Selenium with Java and TestNG

Configuring Build Path
Setting up TestNG in Eclipse
Understanding TestNG annotation and test case flow
Fundamentals of Java for Webdriver programming

Numerical Data Type and Numerical Operators
Boolean Data Type and Operators
Conditional Statements [IF], and [While] Loops
Conditional Statement[SWITCH]
Loop [FOR]
String Data type and functions
Command Line Parameters
Arrays
Object Oriented Programing Concepts

Error Handling

Reporting
Framework Example - Continue development

Keyword Driven
Page Object Model (POM)

DAY 3:

Module Five

Working with Test Cases

Automating HTML Elements text fields, buttons, links, check box, drop-down etc.
Including verifications and assertions into test case
Parameterizing values for test cases
Selenium Action Commands
Handling Web Table
Handling Drop Down elements

The Selenium Grid

Executing the same test on multiple browsers

Framework Example - Continue development

Keyword Driven
Page Object Model (POM)

Module Six

Selenium for Mobile Web Testing

iOS
Android
Subclassing elements as Mobile Elements

Maven Packaging, Management, and distribution
Jenkins Continuous Integration
GitHub

Day 4

Module Seven

Extensive framework development (class participant exercise)

Additional test case development
How to maintain a framework when the application changes

Open topics (recap anything that needs more explanation)

Module Eight

Test environment configuration day

Participants will be given an application and test plan. They will be asked to set up the test framework and produce a report of their execution.
This will test their ability to create a suite from beginning to end and allow them to walk away from the classroom with a complete Selenium proof of concept environment.
Ideally this will include Selenium, POM or Keyword framework, Selenium Grid, GitHub, Jenkins, and exercising Continuous Integration.