Learn Java & Selenium automated testing at Saturo Academy.

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Automated Testing Course structure

Week 1: Java Fundamentals for Testers (10 Hours)

Objective: Establish a strong foundation in Java programming, tailored for automation testers. (NexusCTC)
Java Basics:
- Understanding JDK, JVM, and JRE
- Setting up the Java environment
- Writing and executing your first Java program
Data Types and Operators:
- Variables and data types
- Operators and expressions
Control Flow Statements:
- Conditional statements (if, switch)
- Loops (for, while, do-while)
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts:
- Classes and objects
- Inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction
- Constructors and the this & super keywords
Exception Handling:
- try-catch-finally blocks
- throw and throws keywords
- Creating custom exceptions
Collections Framework:
- List, Set, and Map interfaces
- Implementations: ArrayList, HashSet, HashMap
File Handling:
- Reading and writing files using FileReader, FileWriter, and BufferedReader
Practical Assignments:
- Developing mini console-based applications to reinforce concepts (NexusCTC, https://s2-labs.com/)

Week 2: Introduction to Automation Testing & Selenium WebDriver (10 Hours)

Objective:

Introduce automation testing principles and familiarize with Selenium WebDriver. (Cambridge InfoTech)

Automation Testing Basics:
- Manual vs. Automation Testing
- Benefits and challenges of automation
Selenium Overview:
- Understanding the Selenium suite
- Setting up Selenium WebDriver environment
Browser and Driver Configuration:
- Configuring drivers for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge
Locators and Web Elements:
- Identifying elements using ID, Name, ClassName, LinkText, PartialLinkText, XPath, and CSS Selectors
Interacting with Web Elements:
- Performing actions like click, sendKeys, and retrieving text
Wait Mechanisms:
- Implementing Implicit and Explicit waits
Practical Assignments:
- Automating basic web page interactions (Cambridge InfoTech, Besant Technologies, Google Reichman Tech School)

Week 3: Advanced Selenium WebDriver & TestNG Framework (10 Hours)

Objective: Deepen understanding of Selenium WebDriver and introduce TestNG for test management. (Besant Technologies)

Advanced WebDriver Interactions:
- Handling dropdowns, checkboxes, and radio buttons
- Mouse and keyboard actions using Actions class
- Managing alerts, frames, and multiple windows
- Executing JavaScript commands with JavaScriptExecutor
- Capturing screenshots for test evidence
TestNG Framework:
- Installing and configuring TestNG
- Understanding annotations and test execution flow
- Grouping and prioritizing test cases
- Data-driven testing using DataProvider
- Assertions and generating test reports
Practical Assignments:
- Creating structured test cases using TestNG (janbasktraining.com, NexusCTC, s2-labs.com, Talent Spiral, TutorialsPoint)

Week 4: Framework Design & Integration Tools (10 Hours)

Objective: Introduce test automation frameworks and essential integration tools.
Page Object Model (POM):
- Designing reusable page classes
- Implementing Page Factory for element initialization
Build and Dependency Management:
- Setting up Maven for project management
- Managing dependencies using pom.xml
Version Control with Git:
- Initializing repositories and committing changes
- Pushing to and pulling from remote repositories
Continuous Integration with Jenkins:
- Installing and configuring Jenkins
- Creating and managing Jenkins jobs
- Integrating Selenium tests with Jenkins pipelines
Logging and Reporting:
- Implementing Log4j for logging
- Generating reports using Extent Reports or Allure
Practical Assignments:
- Building a mini framework integrating all tools (Cambridge InfoTech)

Week 5: Real-Time Project Implementation (10 Hours)

Objective: Apply learned concepts to a real-world project scenario.
Project Planning:
- Understanding project requirements and scope
- Designing test cases and identifying test scenarios
Framework Development:
- Setting up the project structure using POM
- Implementing reusable components and utilities
Test Execution:
- Running test suites and managing test data
- Handling exceptions and implementing recovery scenarios
Reporting and Analysis:
- Analyzing test results and generating reports
- Identifying and logging defects
Version Control and CI/CD:
- Managing code versions with Git
- Automating test execution with Jenkins
Practical Assignments:
- Completing end-to-end test automation for a sample application (Google Reichman Tech School)

Week 6: API Testing & Final Assessment (10 Hours)

Objective: Introduce API testing concepts and assess overall learning. (Cambridge InfoTech)
API Testing Basics:
- Understanding RESTful APIs
- Using Postman for API testing
- Creating and executing API test cases
Integration with Automation Framework:
- Incorporating API tests into existing test suites
Final Project Review:
- Presenting the completed automation project
- Peer and instructor feedback
Assessment:
- Written test covering theoretical concepts
- Practical test evaluating hands-on skills
Q&A and Doubt Clearing:
- Addressing any remaining queries
- Discussing best practices and industry trends (GUVI, Google Reichman Tech School, S2 Labs)