Java + Selenium with (BDD, Maven, TestNG, Singeltone) Framework + GIT + AWS-EC2 + Interview Prep

[Course Schedule and Details]

• Live Classes: Sessions are conducted live on Google Meet to ensure real-time interaction and learning. This is NOT a pre-recorded course.
• Duration: Each session lasts 1 to 2 hours, depending on the topic and student engagement.
• Batch Size: Limited to 2-5 students per batch, ensuring personalized attention, doubt resolution, and a focus on practical learning.
• Class Timings: Timings are finalized based on mutual availability, considering all students' preferences. Classes can be scheduled on weekdays or weekends for maximum flexibility.
• Recorded Sessions: Post-lecture recordings will be made available on Google Drive in the highest resolution with control over playback speed (recommended playback speed: 1.25x).

[Next Batch Information]

• Next Batch Start Date: Will be scheduled after August 2025
• As these are live courses, new batches begin only after the completion of the current batch.
• Limited seats are available (max 5 students per batch). Early enrollment is recommended to secure your spot!

[Why Should You Take This Course?]

• Unlike pre-recorded videos, our live classes offer real-time engagement, ensuring your questions are answered instantly and roadblocks are swiftly resolved.
• Step confidently into your next interview with our all-inclusive course, designed to prepare you for the most in-demand manual testing and automation roles at top product and service-based companies.
• Say goodbye to the anxiety of missing out on key manual and automation concepts that could make or break your chances.
• Unlock your full potential by mastering manual testing, API testing, JIRA, and mobile testing—all before stepping into the world of automation. In this course, you’ll gain hands-on experience with Selenium WebDriver using Java, an essential skill set that will set you apart in the competitive job market.
• Impress recruiters with responses tailored to leave a lasting impression.
• Our course provides a holistic approach—covering fundamental principles, frequently asked questions, and scenario-based inquiries—ensuring you're fully equipped to ace your interviews.

[Who Is This Course For?]

• Manual Testers
• Automation Testers
• Graduates seeking careers in Software Testing
• Career changers transitioning into I.T.
• Software Developers moving into Testing Roles

[What Will You Achieve Post Course Completion?]

• Automation Proficiency with Selenium and Java: Learn how to effectively use Selenium WebDriver with Java to automate web applications, giving you a competitive edge.
• GitLab Repository: Walk away with your very own GitLab repository containing your manual and automation projects. Recruiters can easily clone and run these projects on their machines, showcasing your practical skills and boosting your credibility.
• ATS-Friendly CV & Optimized Profiles: Create standout CV and job portal profiles tailored to pass ATS systems and attract recruiters.
• Mock Interviews & Tailored Responses: Breeze through interviews with customized answers to the most frequently asked questions of 2023-2024, complete with real-world examples.
• Certification: Earn a certification upon course completion, adding valuable credentials to your professional profile.

[Course Curriculum]

Module 1: Required Java for Automation

Understanding Data Types in Java

• Deep dive into primitive and non-primitive data types, including their storage and usage.

Mastering Conditional and Control Statements 

• Explore complex conditional statements (if-else, switch) and control flows (for, while, do-while) to manage program execution.

Array Operations 

• Learn to work with single-dimensional arrays, including declaration, initialization, and traversing techniques.

String Manipulation  

• Techniques for manipulating strings in Java, covering immutability, methods, and string pools.

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Essentials  

• Core concepts of OOP: classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction.

Understanding Constructors

• Working with constructors, including parameterized constructors and constructor chaining.

Deep Dive into Inheritance and Interfaces  

• Implementing inheritance hierarchies and leveraging interfaces to design robust Java applications.

Exploring Abstract Classes and the `final` and `static` Keywords

• Differentiate between abstract classes and interfaces, and understand the implications of `final` and `static`.

Exception Handling in Java 

• Mastering try-catch blocks, throw, throws, and custom exceptions to make your code robust.

Working with Files 

• Learn file handling in Java, including reading, writing, and managing file streams.

Coding Interview Preparation  

• Solve coding problems using Java concepts, focusing on common interview challenges.

Module 2: Selenium WebDriver

Mastering Element Locators  

• Efficiently locate elements using ID, name, class name, CSS selectors, and XPath.

Interacting with Web Elements  

• Techniques for interacting with various web elements like buttons, checkboxes, and dropdowns.

Handling Dynamic Web Elements

• Strategies for dealing with elements that change dynamically, using XPath axes and other advanced selectors.

Managing WebDriver Instances  

• Best practices for handling WebDriver instances, including the Singleton pattern for managing drivers.

Navigating Windows, Pop-ups, and Frames  

• Seamless interaction with multiple windows, pop-up dialogs, and iframes within a web application.

Uploading Files and Handling Date Pickers 

• Implement file uploads and work with date pickers using Selenium.

Advanced User Interactions 

• Performing complex interactions like drag-and-drop, hovering, and multi-select actions using the Actions class.

Working with JavaScript in Selenium 

• Execute JavaScript directly within Selenium to handle complex actions not supported by WebDriver commands.

Synchronizing Tests with Selenium

• Ensuring proper timing and synchronization in tests using implicit, explicit, and fluent waits.

Remote Browser Testing  

• Utilize BrowserStack and Selenium Grid for distributed and cross-browser testing.

Creating Browser Utility Functions  

• Develop custom utilities for managing browser sessions, cookies, and local storage.

Module 3: BDD with Cucumber

Cucumber Setup and Configuration 

• Download and configure Cucumber with the necessary plugins and JAR files.

Creating and Managing Feature Files 

• Write clear and concise feature files using Gherkin syntax to describe behavior in natural language.

Step Definitions and Test Runners  

• Link Gherkin steps to Java code with step definitions and manage test execution with test runners.

Working with Hooks and Backgrounds 

• Utilize hooks for setup and teardown, and backgrounds for repetitive steps across multiple scenarios.

Integrating Cucumber with Maven and Reporting 

• Execute tests within a Maven project and generate detailed reports for analysis.

Module 4: TestNG

TestNG Setup and Configuration

• Download, configure, and integrate TestNG with Selenium projects.

Annotations and Test Suites

• Use TestNG annotations for organizing test cases and managing test suites.

Data-Driven Testing with Data Providers 

• Implement data-driven tests using TestNG Data Providers to fetch test data from external sources.

Advanced TestNG Concepts  

• Work with dependent test scripts, parallel execution, and advanced annotations like `@BeforeSuite`, `@BeforeTest`, etc.

Reporting and Continuous Integration 

• Generate detailed test reports and integrate TestNG with CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing.

Handling Test Failures and Soft Assertions 

• Implement strategies for managing test failures and using soft assertions to handle test results gracefully.

Module 5: Maven

Setting Up Maven and Project Management

• Learn Maven setup, including creating and managing `pom.xml` files for dependency management.

Integrating Selenium and TestNG with Maven  

• Configure Maven to work seamlessly with Selenium and TestNG, managing project dependencies and build processes.

Building and Deploying Projects with Maven 

• Use Maven commands to build, test, and deploy Java projects, automating the entire lifecycle.

Module 6: GIT

Git Basics and Command-Line Essentials

• Master Git basics including initializing repositories, staging, committing, and viewing history.

Branching and Merging  

• Understand Git branching models, merge strategies, and resolving conflicts.

Working with Remote Repositories  

• Learn to manage remote repositories, push/pull changes, and work with collaborative branching.

Advanced Git Concepts  

• Dive into Git stash, cherry-pick, and handling complex branch scenarios for effective version control.

Module 7: Jenkins

Introduction to Jenkins and CI/CD  

• Learn Jenkins installation, setup, and configuration, and understand its role in CI/CD pipelines.

Creating and Managing Jenkins Jobs 

• Navigate the Jenkins dashboard, create, and manage jobs for continuous integration.

Integrating Jenkins with Git and Maven  

• Set up Jenkins jobs that pull code from Git repositories and build projects using Maven.

Advanced Deployment Automation

• Configure Jenkins for deployment pipelines, integrate with Docker, and manage environment variables.

Module 8: (BONUS) Linux & AWS-EC2

Setting Up AWS EC2 with Linux OS 

• Launch and configure an AWS EC2 instance running Linux, and connect via SSH.

Linux Command-Line Essentials  

• Learn basic Linux commands, directory navigation, and file management on your EC2 server.

Deploying Jenkins on AWS EC2

• Install and run Jenkins on your EC2 instance, managing it as a background service.

Executing Automation Projects on EC2  

• Use Linux commands to execute and manage your automation projects directly on the EC2 server.

This advanced course offers a comprehensive journey from Java and Selenium basics to mastering sophisticated frameworks and deploying projects in a real-world, cloud-based environment, ensuring you're fully prepared for your automation testing career.