This Java SDET course is meant to train aspiring Java SDET or QA automation engineers to help interview preparation and deliver test automation projects successfully.
- Core Java Concepts for SDET and QA Automation: Covers essential Java concepts and fundamentals necessary for automation testing. Provides a solid foundation in Java programming for beginners in SDET and QA roles.
- Data types, variables, and operators
- Control flow statements: if-else, switch-case, loops
- Object-oriented programming concepts: classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, abstraction
- Exception handling
- String manipulation
- Collections framework: ArrayList, HashMap, HashSet, etc.
- File handling
- Java Programming for Test Automation: Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, and Apache POI: Focuses on practical application of Java for test automation using popular tools like Selenium WebDriver and TestNG. Includes examples and exercises for hands-on learning of Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, and Apache POI for Excel operations.
- Handling web elements using Selenium WebDriver
- Reading and writing data to Excel files
- Working with JSON and XML files
- TestNG framework for test case management and execution
- Logging and reporting in automation tests
- Page Object Model (POM) design pattern
- Advanced Java Concepts for Selenium Test Automation: Explores advanced Java concepts relevant to Selenium test automation, such as handling dynamic web elements and synchronization techniques. Offers practical insights and examples to reinforce learning and application in real-world projects.
- Handling dynamic web elements
- Synchronization techniques in Selenium
- Handling multiple windows and frames
- Test data management using properties files
- Handling alerts, pop-ups, and authentication dialogs
- Using JavaScriptExecutor for executing JavaScript code in Selenium tests
- Java Best Practices for QA Automation for code quality, CI/CD integration and version control: Discusses best practices for writing clean, maintainable code and integrating automation testing with CI/CD pipelines. Covers version control with Git and emphasizes code quality and error handling strategies.
- Writing clean and maintainable test automation code
- Test automation code refactoring techniques
- Effective error handling and debugging strategies
- Utilizing design patterns for automation framework development
- Integration with CI/CD tools like Jenkins
- Version control with Git
- Real-world Projects Knowledge in Java Test Automation: Provides hands-on experience with real-world projects knowledge, allowing learners to apply Java concepts to practical scenarios. Includes examples on building automation frameworks, integrating with CI/CD pipelines, and handling complex test scenarios.
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