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1.1 Introduction to Java Programming
1.2 Defining Java
1.3 Need for Java
1.4 Platform independence in Java
1.5 Defining JRE, JVM, and JDK
1.6 Important features and evolution of Java

2.1 What is object-oriented programming?
2.2 The concept of abstraction, attributes, methods, constructors, inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism
2.3 Overview of coding
2.4 Setting up the required environment
2.5 Knowing the available IDEs
2.6 Writing a basic-level Java program
2.7 Defining a package
2.8 What are Java comments?
2.9 Understanding the concept of Reserved Words
2.10 Introduction to Java Statements
2.11 What are blocks in Java?
2.12 Classes and different methods

3.1 Introduction to Selenium Testing
3.2 Understanding the significance of automation testing
3.3 Benefits of Selenium automation testing
3.4 Comparison of Selenium and Quick Test Professional

4.1 Understanding the Selenium Integrated Development Environment
4.2 The concept of Selenium remote control
4.3 Working with Selenium grid
4.4 Selenium web grid

5.1 Detailed understanding of the Selenium IDE features,
5.2 Addition of script assertions
5.3 General Selenese commands
5.4 Deploying the first Selenium script and options
5.5 IDE Test Suite, sample project IDE, and recording a Selenium test case
5.6 Selenium limitations

Hands-on Exercise:
1. Record a test case
2. Execute the first test case

6.1 The basic architecture of Selenium WebDriver
6.2 Download and installation of Selenium
6.3 Creating a Java function and executing it

Hands-on Exercise:
1. Install Selenium WebDriver

7.1 Deploying Web-Drivers for scripting
7.2 Getting the HTML source of Web Element, Table and Form Elements
7.3 FireBug extension and Fire Path installation

Hands-on Exercise:
1. Set up a Grid

8.1 Locator and Locator-ID
8.2 Deploying searching elements using the link text and the name
8.3 Using XPath
8.4 Searching elements using CSS and Web-Element properties

Hands-on Exercise:
1. Deploy searching elements using the link text
2. Using the name
3. Using XPath
4. Search elements using CSS and Web-Element properties

9.1 Working with Advanced User Interactions
9.2 Understanding the various features, such as drag-and-drop, double click, keys, and context
9.3 Deploying Cross Browser Testing using WebDriver and executing tests in Chrome and Firefox

Hands-on Exercise:
1. Deploy and execute a test case for Chrome
2. Deploy and execute a test case for Firefox

10.1 Installation of the TestNG plugin in Eclipse
10.2 TestNG sample script and understanding Selenium test script writing
10.3 TestNG test suites creation and HTML and XML report generation using TestNG

Hands-on Exercise:

1. Install the TestNG plugin in Eclipse
2. Write a TestNG script and execute
3. Generate an HTML report
4. Generate an XML report

11.1 Annotations, parameters, and groups: include and exclude
11.2 Test result and data providers

Hands-on Exercise:

1. Mark annotation group test results

12.1 TestNG data providers
12.2 Screenshot of failed test cases
12.3 Wait statements of Web Driver in Selenium
12.4 Wait in Selenium
12.5 Explicit wait and implicit wait in Selenium
12.6 Fluent wait in Selenium
12.7 Page load timeout

Hands-on Exercise:
1. Capture screenshot of a failed test case and set up a wait timeout to wait for page load before resuming test execution

13.1 Introduction to Maven
13.2 Maven usage
13.3 Configuring Maven with Eclipse
13.4 Taking automatic updates
13.5 Running tests in Maven
13.6 Creating a POM.xml file
13.7 Maven integration tool

14.1 Working with text box, button, link, checkbox, drop-down, and radio button
14.2 Selecting and displaying values
14.3 Writing all values in Notepad/Excel/WordPad
14.4 Capturing a screenshot (positive)
14.5 On load alerts and scroll down page in JavaScript
14.6 HTML Unit Driver
14.7 Managing multiple windows and AJAX auto suggestions
14.8 Managing web tables

Hands-on Exercise:

1. Use text box, button, checkbox, drop-down, and radio buttons
2. Display views
3. Capture a screenshot
4. Manage web tables

15.1 Annotations in JUnit
15.2 Methods in JUnit
15.3 JUnit Test Suites
15.4 Ant Build and JUnit reporting
15.5 Test framework, data-driven framework, keyword-driven framework, and hybrid framework and the execution of the test case from the test framework

Hands-on Exercise:

1. Load an Excel file
2. Execute a test case using a data-driven framework
3. Execute a test case using the keyword-driven framework

16.1 Understanding object repository
16.2 Using OR in scripts
16.3 Learning sample scripts using object repository
16.4 Page object modeling
16.5 Page factory

Hands-on Exercise:

1. Use OR in scripts
2. Implement POM

17.1 Test Data Management

Hands-on Exercise:

1. Load an Excel file
2. Execute a test case using a data-driven framework
3. Execute a test case using a keyword-driven framework

18.1 Selenium Grid overview
18.2 Executing single script in different browsers and different scripts in different browsers

Hands-on Exercise:

1. Set up a Grid

Learning objective: Gain insights into the several concepts of Agile testing, along with the benefits of the Agile environment for the BDD framework. Also, you will learn to make use of Gherkin and Cucumber to use Selenium to write BDD acceptance tests.

Topics:

20.1 Testing with Agile
20.2 Behavior-driven Development (BDD)
20.3 Pros and cons of BDD
20.4 Fundamentals of Cucumber
20.5 Cucumber Gherkin syntax
20.6 Cucumber feature file step definition
20.7 Cucumber benefits
20.8 Using Cucumber to implement the BDD framework

Hands-on:

1. Implementation of BDD frameworks via Cucumber