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

Module 01 - Introduction to Test Automation

Variations of Test Automation
Test Harness Tools
Benefits of Test Automation
What to test
Testing Frameworks

Module 02 - Introduction to Selenium

Selenium Suite of Testing Tools
History of Selenium
Selenium Browser Drivers
Selenium Resources
Version Considerations

Lab 1: Working with Selenium Drivers

Module 03 - Introduction to Selenium IDE

Installing Selenium IDE
The IDE GUI
Creating and Running Selenium IDE scripts
Introduction to Seleneese, Selenium Commands
Locating Elements
Using the Find Button
IDE as a WebDriver Prototype Tool

Lab 2: Prototyping with Selenium IDE

Module 04 - Introduction to WebDriver

Test script as Java code
The Selenium WebDriver library
The Main WebDriver classes
WebDriver Capabilities
Selenium WebDriver projects
Using Maven and Gradle

Lab 3: First Web Project

Module 05 - Working with WebElements

Locating WebElements
Manipulating WebElements
Retrieving and Verifying WebElements
Submitting a Form

Lab 4 Part 1: Locating and Updating WebElements

Handling Radio and Check Buttons
Handling Select Elements

Lab 4 Part 2: Radio Buttons and Select Elements

Module 06 - Accessing Links and Tables

Exact and Partial Link Text Match
Case-sensitivity

Lab 5 Part 1: Working with Links

Working with Tables
Advanced Strategies for Locating WebElements
Walking a Table with Selenium

Lab 5 Part 2: Working with Tables

Module 07 - POM and Page Factory

Introduction to POM
POM Benefits
How to Refactor a Project to POM

Lab 6 Part 1: Refactoring to the POM

Introduction to the Page Factory
PageFactory implicit Instantiations
Page Factory Annotations
Lazy Instantiations and Caching

Lab 6 Part 2: Refactoring to the Page Factory

Module 08 - Selenium Advanced Topics

W3C WebDriver Specification
Selenium Roadmap
Selenium and Mobile Applications

Module 09 - Controlling Test Execution

Wait commands
Working with alerts, pop-ups, and multiple
windows
Advanced User Interactions
Keyboard & Mouse Events
Building a Series of Multiple Actions

Module 10 - Additional Advanced Topics

Taking Screenshot Using WebDriver
Handling HTML5 Date Time Picker Using Selenium
Menu Selection

Module 11 - Working with Ajax Controls

Overview of Ajax
Issues testing Ajax model
Pros and Cons of different methods to wait on Ajax
Using the WaitFor commands

Module 12 - Cross Browser Testing

Introduction to Cross Browser Testing
How to perform Cross Browser Testing with Selenium
Cross Browsing Test Tools

Module 13 - Working with Selenium Grid

Introduction to Selenium Grid
Selenium Grid Distributed architecture
Selenium Server
Selenium Grid Console
Running Selenium Grid