Yessensetial Selenium

Yessensetial Selenium, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 5, with 74 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 8 subscribers.

You will learn about Java: Program at ease in Java, from basic to advanced level. Gain thorough and in-depth understanding of concepts – be it Arrays, Collections or Generics. GIT: Effectively use GIT commands to manage daily SCM (Source Code Management) related tasks, essential for automation engineers. Maven: Set up and build Selenium automation project using Maven and pom xml Web: Understand the components of Web Pages – HTML, JavaScript, CSS JavaScript: Program in JavaScript to complement and aid the automation of web pages CSS: Write simple to highly complex CSS Selector expressions to locate elements on web page XPATH: Write simple to highly complex XPATH Query expressions to locate elements on web page Selenium: Automate web pages using Selenium covering HTML/HTML 5 elements Selenium: Understand the nuances of Selenium Waits and use the relevant wait in automation script Selenium: Develop scripts applying design patterns – Data-driven, Keyword-Driven, Page Object Model TestNG: Use TestNG framework to write tests, organize test suites and configure simple to complex test runs Selenium: Develop Script handling a variety of pop ups and frames Selenium: Use grid for distributed and parallel execution of scripts Interview Prep: Prep yourself up for job search with interview questions at topic level This course is ideal for individuals who are Any non-technical, no programming background person aspiring to become an Automation Engineer. or [Career Progression] Functional Testers who want to transform into automation role or [Automation Project Management] Test Managers who want to transform into a techno-functional role It is particularly useful for Any non-technical, no programming background person aspiring to become an Automation Engineer. or [Career Progression] Functional Testers who want to transform into automation role or [Automation Project Management] Test Managers who want to transform into a techno-functional role.

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Summary

Title: Yessensetial Selenium

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 74

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Curriculum Items: 74

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 74

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Java: Program at ease in Java, from basic to advanced level. Gain thorough and in-depth understanding of concepts – be it Arrays, Collections or Generics.
GIT: Effectively use GIT commands to manage daily SCM (Source Code Management) related tasks, essential for automation engineers.
Maven: Set up and build Selenium automation project using Maven and pom xml
Web: Understand the components of Web Pages – HTML, JavaScript, CSS
JavaScript: Program in JavaScript to complement and aid the automation of web pages
CSS: Write simple to highly complex CSS Selector expressions to locate elements on web page
XPATH: Write simple to highly complex XPATH Query expressions to locate elements on web page
Selenium: Automate web pages using Selenium covering HTML/HTML 5 elements
Selenium: Understand the nuances of Selenium Waits and use the relevant wait in automation script
Selenium: Develop scripts applying design patterns – Data-driven, Keyword-Driven, Page Object Model
TestNG: Use TestNG framework to write tests, organize test suites and configure simple to complex test runs
Selenium: Develop Script handling a variety of pop ups and frames
Selenium: Use grid for distributed and parallel execution of scripts
Interview Prep: Prep yourself up for job search with interview questions at topic level

Who Should Attend

Any non-technical, no programming background person aspiring to become an Automation Engineer.
[Career Progression] Functional Testers who want to transform into automation role
[Automation Project Management] Test Managers who want to transform into a techno-functional role

Target Audiences

Any non-technical, no programming background person aspiring to become an Automation Engineer.
[Career Progression] Functional Testers who want to transform into automation role
[Automation Project Management] Test Managers who want to transform into a techno-functional role

Course Features

Designed for beginner with no-technical background to intermediate level engineers
Uses template-based coding approach to help beginners get over the “codephobic” curve
Course delivered in three tracksto take the learner effortlessly from ZERO to Level 1 Automation Engineer to Level 2, and then to Level 3
Covers interview prep for each topicat the end of the session
Uses a curated website/app dedicated for the learners to provide a seamless hands on experience
Session split explicitly into sections aiding the learning process

Curriculum

Course covers 4 main parts – Core Java 8, The Web, Selenium WebDriver 4 and DevOps Mini
Core Java covers from the very basics to OOPs to Generics to Collections
The Web covers HTML, CSS Selector, XPATH, DOM and JavaScript
Covers in-depth analysis of CSS Selectorand XPATHlayer by layer
Keeps JavaScript light-weight for the learner, to the extent of how to use it where Selenium could not help automation
DevOps Mini covers GIT, Maven, and Grid
Onboards learners to GIT and Maven in the very beginning of the course, encouraging them to practice what they will be needing on Day #1, as automation engineer!
Provided Resourcesinclude cheat sheets, templates, full code solutions, and project
Busts common misconceptions out to help learner understand the concepts thoroughly

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Why should I buy this course?!

Lecture 2: How to get the best out of this course?

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Theory of Automation

Lecture 2: Software Installation & Set up

Chapter 3: Green Track – DevOps Mini

Lecture 1: { DevOps } GIT – Part 1

Lecture 2: { DevOps } Maven – Part 1

Lecture 3: Shorts – GIT

Lecture 4: Shorts – Maven

Chapter 4: Green Track – Java

Lecture 1: { Java } OOP – Part 1

Lecture 2: { Java } Statements & Operators

Lecture 3: { Java } Arrays

Lecture 4: { Java } String Theory – Vanilla String, String Builder & String Buffer

Lecture 5: { Java } Generics

Lecture 6: { Java } Collections – List & Map

Lecture 7: Shorts – OOP 1.1

Lecture 8: Shorts – OOP 1.2

Lecture 9: Shorts – Statements & Operators

Lecture 10: Shorts – Collections 1

Chapter 5: Green Track – The Web

Lecture 1: { The Web } Browser's Developer Tools Tour

Lecture 2: { The Web } HTML

Lecture 3: { The Web } DOM [Document Object Model]

Lecture 4: { The Web } CSS Selector – Part 1 [ID, Class & Type Selectors]

Lecture 5: { The Web } XPATH – Part 1 [Theory & Basic]

Lecture 6: { The Web } JavaScript – Part 1

Chapter 6: Green Track – Selenium

Lecture 1: { Selenium } Locators & Actions on Elements – Part 1

Lecture 2: { Selenium } App Synchronization – Part 1 [Sleep & Implicit Wait]

Lecture 3: { Selenium } TestNG Framework – Part 1 [Tests & Fixtures]

Lecture 4: { Selenium } Handling Inlays & Overlays – Part 1 [Windows & Alerts]

Lecture 5: { Selenium } Design Patterns – Part 1 [Theory]

Chapter 7: Amber Track – Java

Lecture 1: { Java } OOP – Part 2

Lecture 2: { Java } Enums (Enumeration)

Lecture 3: { Java } Exception Handling – Part 1 [try-catch-finally]

Lecture 4: { Java } File Handling – Part 1 [Read/Write Text Files]

Lecture 5: { Java } File Handling – Part 2 [Java Properties Files]

Lecture 6: { Java } Strings – Part 2 [String Builder]

Lecture 7: Shorts – OOP 2

Chapter 8: Amber Track – The Web

Lecture 1: { The Web } CSS Selector – Part 2 [Attribute Selectors]

Lecture 2: { The Web } XPATH – Part 2 [Intermediate]

Lecture 3: { The Web } JavaScript – Part 2

Chapter 9: Amber Track – Selenium

Lecture 1: { Selenium } Locators & Actions on Elements – Part 2

Lecture 2: { Selenium } File Upload & Download – Part 1 [Direct Method]

Lecture 3: { Selenium } App Synchronization – Part 2 [WebDriver Wait]

Lecture 4: { Selenium } Handling Inlays & Overlays – Part 2 [Frames]

Lecture 5: { Selenium } TestNG Framework – Part 2 [Data Handling, Dependency & Priority]

Lecture 6: { Selenium } Browser Configuration – Part 1

Lecture 7: { Selenium } Design Patterns – Part 2 [Data Driven]

Chapter 10: Red Track – Java

Lecture 1: { Java } OOP – Part 3

Lecture 2: { Java } Collections – Set

Lecture 3: { Java } Wrapper Classes

Lecture 4: { Java } Exception Handling – Part 2 [Custom Exceptions]

Lecture 5: { Java } File Handling – Part 2 [XML, JSON & EXCEL]

Lecture 6: { Java } Functional Interfaces

Lecture 7: Full "How To" Solution Code

Chapter 11: Red Track – The Web

Lecture 1: { The Web } CSS Selector – Part 3 [Combinators]

Lecture 2: { The Web } XPATH – Part 3 [Advanced]

Lecture 3: { The Web } JavaScript – Part 3

Lecture 4: Shorts – CSS Selector

Lecture 5: Shorts – XPATH

Chapter 12: Red Track – Selenium

Lecture 1: { Selenium } Locators & Actions on Elements – Part 3

Lecture 2: { Selenium } Design Patterns – Part 3 [Page Object Model]

Lecture 3: { Selenium } Design Patterns – Part 4 [Biz Keywords]

Lecture 4: { Selenium } Storage [Cookies, Local & Session Storage]

Lecture 5: { Selenium } TestNG Framework – Part 3 [Listeners, Transformers…]

Lecture 6: { Selenium } App Synchronization – Part 3 [Fluent Wait]

Lecture 7: { Selenium } File Upload & Download – Part 2 [Indirect Method]

Lecture 8: { Selenium } Composite Actions [Drag & Drop & Other Actions]

Lecture 9: { Selenium } Handling Media & Meters [HTML 5 & JS]

Lecture 10: { Selenium } Components & IDE

Lecture 11: { Selenium } Browser Configuration – Part 2

Lecture 12: Shorts – Locators

Lecture 13: Shorts – Waits

Chapter 13: Red Track – DevOps Mini

Lecture 1: GIT – Part 2 [Merge/Conflict Resolution]

Lecture 2: { DevOps } Selenium Grid

Lecture 3: Shorts – Grid

Instructors

Velu R
Quality Engineer | Architect | Transformation Evangelist

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