QA automation with Java and Selenium by Coding Invaders: Fee, Duration, How to Apply

Quick Facts

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Medium of instructions English	Mode of learning Self study, Virtual Classroom	Mode of Delivery Video and Text Based

Course overview

The QA automation with Java and Selenium Certification Course is an 8-month long online course that aims to provide learners with the fundamental skills required for the career of an automation test engineer. The course will follow a simulator-based learning system and educate learners through industry projects and real business cases.

The QA automation with Java and Selenium Training can be accessed with no prior knowledge in automation testing and after 2 months of training, you will be able to work as a manual tester. This certification course will boost your journey towards building a career in the domain of information technology(IT).

After successful completion of the QA automation with Java and Selenium Live Course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion brought to you by Coding Invaders by MentorsPro.

Course and certificate fees

Fees information

₹ 6,850

QA automation with Java and Selenium Certification Fees is originally priced at Rs. 6,850 per month and you will receive a 40% offer with Rs. 4100 per month. There are 12 months no-cost EMI options available for fee payment.

QA automation with Java and Selenium Fee Structure

Course	Amount in INR
QA automation with Java and Selenium Original Fee	Rs. 6,850 per month
QA automation with Java and Selenium Discounted Fee	Rs. 4,100 per month

certificate availability

Yes

certificate providing authority

Coding Invaders

Who it is for

The QA automation with Java and Selenium Course is suitable for anyone interested to find the fastest way to get an IT job and is interested in the career of an automation engineer.

Eligibility criteria

No prior knowledge of automation testing is required to apply for the QA automation with Java and Selenium Course.

What you will learn

Automation skills Java Programming skills Software development skills

After completing the QA automation with Java and Selenium Classes, you will gain knowledge about the following topics:

Testing and test design
Test design techniques
Web interface testing
API testing using Postman
SQL and databases
Database testing and Git
Java basics
Selenium and its components
Selenium WebDriver
TestNG framework
Web UI elements
Automation frameworks

The syllabus

Manual testing

Part 1: Testing

what, why, when
SDLC, STLC
Test Scenarios and Test cases
Positive and negative test cases
Test Data

Part 2: Test design

B&W box
Agile testing, V Model, Waterfall, Top-down, Down-top (research different approaches)
Software requirements (gathering) -> SRS BRS
Levels of Testing: Unit Testing, Integration Testing, System Testing, User Acceptance Testing
Types of Testing

Part 3: Test design techniques

B&W box
Use case testing
Boundary value analysis
Equivalnce partitioning
State Transition diagrams
Decision table testing
Bug report and tracking, JIRA. Bug template
Defect Life Cycle

Part 4: Web interface testing

UI-testing
DevTools
Crossbrowser testing
Responsive testing
HTML, CSS basics

Part 5: API testing using Postman

Network basics (protocols)
HTTP basics
API
REST API
Postman

Part 6: SQL and databases

SQL basics
Databases
SQL queries
MySQL (or other tool)

Part 7: Database testing and Git

DB specification
Common SQL DB defects
DB testing
Git
Main commands

Manual testing final assessment

Get a web app with API, SQL DB, Requirements and specification
Come up with testing plan, create and execute test cases
Create and execute DB and API test cases
Use JIRA to track bugs
Report test results

Automation testing

Part 1: Java basics

Introduction to programming
Features of Java
Datatypes in Java
Types of Variables in Java
Basic Operators in Java
Classes, Objects, Methods, and Constructors
Control Flow Statements
Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
Exception Handling Mechanisms

Part 2: Selenium and its Components

Map Interface in Java
Test Automation Frameworks, Tools, Process
Components of Selenium Suite

Part 3: Selenium WebDriver

Selenium WebDriver Architecture
Introduction to Web elements
Locating Web elements using various Locators (ID, Name, Class Name, Tag Name, Link Text, Partial Link Text, CSS Selector, and XPath)
HTML, CSS basics
Introduction to XPath
Types of XPath
XPath Functions and Customisations
What are CSS Selectors?
Locating Web Elements using CSS Selectors
Selenium Commands in WebDriver
Interacting with Web Elements
Performing Actions on Web Elements
Checking the Web Element state
Types of Waits in Selenium

Selenium and Java assessment

Element locators and element search with Selenium.
Waiting for an element on the page.
Writing autotests for a website, executing JS scripts in the browser and other Selenium features (scrolling a page, clicking an element using JS, removing an element from a page)

Part 4: TestNG Framework

Introduction to TestNG
Installing TestNG Plug-in in Eclipse
Rules to write TestNG
Annotations
Grouping
Sequencing
Parameterization
Parallel/Cross Browser Testing
Introduction to Reports
Types of Reports

Part 5: Handling Web UI Elements

What are Alerts?
Types of Alerts
Alert Interface methods
Handling Alerts in Selenium WebDriver
What is a Modal Dialog Box?
Handling Modal Dialog Box using Selenium
WebDriver
Handling Multiple Windows and Multiple Tabs using
Selenium WebDriver
Scrolling on a web page using JavaScriptExecutor
Verifying Tooltip using Selenium WebDriver
What is an IFrame?
Identifying an IFrame
Switching to IFrames using Selenium WebDriver
Select Class in Selenium WebDriver
Methods under Select Class
Handling Dropdowns and Multiple Select Operations using Select Class
Actions Class and Action Interface
Methods for handling Keyboard and Mouse based interactions
Testing Drag and Drop and Mouse Hover functionality using Actions Class

Part 6: Selenium Grid

Introduction to Selenium Grid
Selenium Grid Architecture
Deploy a Grid
Introduction to Robot class
Methods under Robot class
Implementation of the Robot class
Advantages and disadvantages of the Robot class
Limitations of the Robot class

Part 7: Selenium IDE

What is Selenium IDE?
Features of Selenium IDE, Selenium IDE Interface
Selenese in Selenium IDE
Why Page Object Model? What is a Page Object Model? What is Page Factory?
Advantages of POM, Implementing POM using
Selenium WebDriver, Implementing POM with Page Factory

Part 8. Automation Frameworks

Introduction to Selenium Frameworks
Types of Selenium Frameworks
Introduction to Data-Driven Test Framework
Best practices of Data-Driven Testing
Apache POI
Data Providers
Introduction to Keyword-Driven Test Framework
Uses of Keyword-Driven Test Framework
Keyword-Driven Framework Components
Implement Keyword-Driven Framework
Introduction to Hybrid Driven Test Framework
Advantages and Limitations of Hybrid Test Framework
Utilize the Page Object Model with Hybrid Framework
Implementing Hybrid Test Framework

Automation framework assessment

Career track

Career webinar.
Learning materials for career (interviews)
Peer reviewed interviews
CV
LinkedIn Page
Git repository
Mock interview I
Mock interview II

Admission details

Given below are the steps to enrol in the QA automation with Java and Selenium Live Course:

Step 1: Go to the official website by clicking on the URL given below - https://codinginvaders.com/qa-automation

Step 2: Click on the "Learn More" option.

Step 3: Register by creating an account using your name, email id and phone number to proceed to the next steps.

How it helps

The QA automation with Java and Selenium Certification Benefits are listed below:

The course will help learners acquire knowledge and skills in the advanced concepts of automation testing to kickstart a career as an automation test engineer.
Through the simulator-based learning experience and exposure to industrial case studies and projects, you will be able to understand the concepts thoroughly.
The QA automation with Java and Selenium Course provides end-to-end assurance of building a successful career in IT starting as an automation engineer and getting upgraded to a software developer, DevOps testing professional, project manager, business analyst or scrum master.

FAQs

What is the total duration of the QA automation with Java and Selenium Live Course?

The QA automation with Java and Selenium Course has a duration of 8 months.

Who is providing the QA automation with Java and Selenium Certification Course?

The QA automation with Java and Selenium Course is provided by Coding Invaders by MentorsPro.

Are there EMI options available for fee payment?

Yes, 12 months no-cost EMI options are available for candidates opting for the QA automation with Java and Selenium programme.

Does the QA automation with Java and Selenium Course provide certification?

Yes, the QA automation with Java and Selenium Online Course provides valid certification upon completion.

How many sessions will there be in a week for the QA automation with Java and Selenium Training Course?

The QA automation with Java and Selenium Course would contain 3 live sessions per week.

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