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Comprehensive Curriculum

Module 1

Introduction to Selenium

  • What is Selenium?
  • Setting Up Selenium
  • Introduction to WebDriver
  • What is Selenium and Its Importance in Automation Testing
  • Overview of Selenium WebDriver
  • Different Components of Selenium: IDE, WebDriver, Grid, and RC
  • Supported Programming Languages in Selenium (Java, Python, C#, etc.)
  • How Selenium Works (Interaction with Web Elements)
  • Setting Up Selenium WebDriver Environment
  • Introduction to WebDriver Methods (findElement, findElements, etc.)
  • Benefits of Selenium over Other Automation Tools
  • Supported Browsers in Selenium (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.)
  • Basic Structure of Selenium Scripts
Getting Started Demo
Module 2

Element Locators

  • ID Locator
  • Name Locator
  • Class Name Locator
  • Tag Name Locator
  • Link Text Locator
  • Partial Link Text Locator
  • XPath Locator — Absolute
  • XPath Locator — Relative
  • CSS Selector by ID
  • CSS Selector by Class
  • Strategies for Locating Elements
Locator Demo
Module 3

Handling Web Elements

  • Interacting with Text Boxes
  • Handling Buttons and Links
  • Working with Dropdowns and Radio Buttons
  • Click Action
  • Send Keys (Typing Input)
  • Clear Text Field
  • Get Text from Element
  • Get Attribute Value
  • Check if Element is Displayed
  • Check if Element is Enabled
  • Check if Element is Selected (for checkboxes/radio buttons)
  • Submit a Form
  • Handling Dropdowns (Select Class)
Element Interaction Demo
Module 4

Synchronization in Selenium

  • Implicit Waits
  • Explicit Waits
  • Fluent Waits
  • Thread.sleep (Static Wait)
  • Page Load Timeout
  • Set Script Timeout
  • WebDriverWait with ExpectedConditions
  • Wait for Element to be Clickable
  • Wait for Element to be Visible
  • Wait for Frame to be Available and Switch
Synchronization Demo
Module 5

Handling Alerts, Popups & Frames

  • Handling JavaScript Alerts
  • Working with Popups and New Windows
  • Switching Between Frames
  • Switch to Alert
  • Accept Alert
  • Dismiss Alert
  • Get Text from Alert
  • Send Keys to Alert (Prompt Box)
  • Switch to Frame by Index
  • Switch to Frame by Name or ID
  • Switch to Frame using WebElement
  • Switch back to Default Content
  • Handle Nested Frames
Popup & Frame Demo
Module 6

Handling Iframes

  • Switch to Frame by Index
  • Switch to Frame by Name or ID
  • Switch to Frame using WebElement
  • Switch back to Default Content
  • Switch back to Parent Frame
  • Count Total Number of Iframes
  • Perform Actions inside Frame
  • Handle Nested Frames
  • Exit from Frame to Main Window
  • Validate Frame Presence Before Switching
Handling Iframes Demo
Module 7

Handling Windows/Tabs

  • Working with Multiple Windows
  • Switching Between Iframes
  • Browser Navigation
  • Get Current Window Handle
  • Get All Window Handles
  • Switch to Child Window
  • Switch Back to Parent Window
  • Close Child Window
  • Perform Actions in New Window
  • Handle Multiple Browser Tabs
  • Loop Through All Open Windows
  • Close All Windows Except Main Window
  • Validate Title or URL After Switching Windows
Window Handling Demo
Module 8-1

Advanced Locator Strategies

  • XPath and CSS Advanced Selectors
  • Using Axes in XPath
  • Best Practices for Element Locators
  • XPath using `contains()` Function
  • XPath using `starts-with()` Function
  • XPath using `text()` Function
  • XPath with Logical Operators (`and`, `or`)
  • XPath Axes (following, preceding, parent, child, ancestor, descendant)
  • Dynamic XPath using `normalize-space()`
  • CSS Selector with Parent-Child Relationship
  • CSS Selector with `nth-child` / `nth-of-type`
Advanced Locator Demo
Module 8-2

Advanced Locator Strategies

  • CSS Selector using Attribute Substring Matching (`^=`, `$=`, `*=`)
  • Chained Locators (Finding an element inside another element)
  • XPath with Multiple Attributes
  • XPath using Contains()
  • XPath using Starts-with()
  • XPath using Text()
  • XPath using AND/OR Operators
  • XPath Axes (parent, child, following-sibling, etc.)
  • CSS Selector with Multiple Classes
  • CSS Selector using Attribute Value
  • CSS Selector with nth-child
  • Dynamic XPath (handling changing IDs/classes)
Advanced Locator Demo
Module 9

Working with Dynamic Content

  • Handling Dynamic Tables
  • Working with Changing Elements
  • Wait Strategies for Dynamic Content
  • Wait for Element to be Visible
  • Wait for Element to be Clickable
  • Handle AJAX Calls
  • Handle Dynamic Dropdowns
  • Wait for Element's Text to Change
  • Wait for Elements to Load/Disappear
  • Handle Infinite Scrolling
  • Handle Lazy Loading of Images
  • Handle Modal Popups on Dynamic Content
  • Wait for JavaScript to Render Dynamic Content
Dynamic Content Demo
Module 10

Data-Driven Testing

  • Using Excel Files for Data-Driven Testing
  • Reading Data from CSV Files
  • Implementing Parameterized Tests
  • Read Data from Excel using Apache POI
  • Read Data from CSV File
  • Read Data from JSON File
  • Read Data from XML File
  • Use TestNG DataProvider
  • Use JUnit Parameterized Tests
  • Perform Data Validation
  • Use Parameterized Test Cases in TestNG
  • Handle Multiple Sets of Test Data in Loops
  • Integrate Data-Driven Testing with CI/CD
Data-Driven Demo
Module 11

Page Object Model

  • What is the Page Object Model?
  • Implementing Page Object Model in Selenium
  • Benefits of Page Object Model
  • Create a BasePage Class with Common Actions
  • Separate Test Logic and UI Logic
  • Use Page Classes for Each Web Page
  • Store Locators in the Page Object Classes
  • Use Methods to Interact with Web Elements
  • Implement Page Factory for Efficient Locator Initialization
  • Implement Reusable Methods in Page Objects
  • Use Assertions in Test Methods
  • Use POM with TestNG for Better Test Organization
  • Maintainability and Reusability of Page Object Model
POM Demo
Module 12

Framework

  • Browser Launch Framework
  • Cross-Browser Testing Framework
  • Page Object Model (POM) Framework
  • Data Driven Testing Framework (Using Excel/CSV)
  • Hybrid Framework
  • TestNG Equivalent Using Pytest
  • Parallel Test Execution Framework
  • Login Functionality Automation
  • Dynamic XPath Locator Framework
  • Web Tables Data Extraction Framework
  • File Upload Automation Framework
  • Alert / Pop-up Handling Framework
  • Frames & Nested Frames Automation
  • Advanced Wait Strategies Framework
  • Continuous Integration Ready Framework
TestNG Demo
Module 13

Parallel Test Execution

  • Parallel Test Execution using pytest-xdist
  • Parallel Cross-Browser Testing
  • Parallel Execution with pytest Fixtures
  • Parallel Execution using Selenium Grid
  • Parallel Execution using Remote WebDriver
  • Parallel Execution with Page Object Model
  • Parallel Data Driven Testing
  • Parallel Login Test Execution
  • Parallel Functional Test Execution
  • Parallel Regression Suite Execution
  • Parallel Execution using unittest and ThreadPoolExecutor
  • Parallel Execution using multiprocessing
  • Parallel Execution with Dockerized Selenium Grid
  • Parallel Execution on BrowserStack
  • Parallel Execution integrated with Jenkins Pipeline
Parallel Test Demo
Module 14

Handling File Uploads

  • Uploading Files in Selenium
  • Working with File Upload Dialogs
  • Automating File Uploads
  • Identify the File Upload Element using Locator
  • Use `sendKeys()` to Upload a File
  • Handle File Upload in Hidden Input Fields
  • Handle Auto-Generated File Paths for Uploads
  • Verify File Upload Success
  • Upload Files in Windows File Dialog
  • Upload Files in HTML File Input Elements
  • Handle Multiple File Uploads
  • Use Robot Class for File Upload Dialogs (if required)
  • Integrate File Upload Test with Data-Driven Testing
File Upload Demo
Module 15

Handling Dropdowns in Selenium

  • Dropdown Handling with Select Class
  • Selecting Options by Index, Value, and Visible Text
  • Dynamic Dropdown Handling
  • Identify Dropdown Element using Locator
  • Use `Select` Class to Handle Dropdowns
  • Choose Option by Visible Text
  • Choose Option by Index
  • Choose Option by Value
  • Get All Options from Dropdown
  • Get Selected Option from Dropdown
  • Verify Dropdown Selection
  • Handle Multi-Select Dropdowns
  • Handle Dynamic Dropdowns
Dropdown Demo
Module 16

Mouse and Keyboard Actions

  • Simulating Mouse Movements
  • Handling Mouse Hover
  • Keyboard Actions with Actions Class
  • Move Mouse to an Element
  • Click on an Element
  • Double-Click on an Element
  • Right-Click on an Element
  • Click and Hold on an Element
  • Release Mouse Button
  • Drag and Drop an Element
  • Drag and Drop from One Element to Another
  • Mouse Hover over an Element
  • Perform Mouse Actions using `Actions` Class
Mouse/Keyboard Demo
Module 17

Handling Tables in Selenium

  • Accessing Table Data in Web Pages
  • Traversing Rows and Columns
  • Dynamic Tables with WebDriver
  • Identify the Table Element using Locator
  • Get All Rows from the Table
  • Get All Columns in a Specific Row
  • Access Specific Cell Data in the Table
  • Verify Table Header and Data Consistency
  • Loop Through Rows and Columns in a Table
  • Find Text in a Specific Row and Column
  • Handle Dynamic Tables with Changing Content
  • Sort Table Data by Clicking on Table Headers
  • Perform Actions on Table Rows (e.g., Edit, Delete)
Table Handling Demo
Module 18

Customizing Test Reports

  • Custom TestNG Listeners
  • Generating HTML and XML Reports
  • Integrating Reports with Jenkins
  • Introduction to TestNG Reports
  • Generate HTML Test Reports in TestNG
  • Customize TestNG Report Format using Listeners
  • Use `ITestListener` Interface to Capture Test Execution Events
  • Generate XML Reports in TestNG
  • Integrate Selenium with ExtentReports for Beautiful Custom Reports
  • Customize ExtentReports (Add Logs, Screenshots, etc.)
  • Include Custom Data in Test Reports (Browser, Test Data, etc.)
  • Generate PDF Reports using Custom Reporters
  • Send Custom Reports via Email after Test Execution
Report Demo
Module 19

Cross-Browser Testing

  • Setting Up WebDriver for Different Browsers
  • Running Tests on Multiple Browsers Simultaneously
  • Issues and Solutions in Cross-Browser Testing
  • What is Cross-Browser Testing?
  • Setting Up Selenium WebDriver for Different Browsers
  • Browser Compatibility Testing Using Selenium
  • Handling Browser-Specific Differences
  • Run Tests on Multiple Browsers Simultaneously
  • Use `DesiredCapabilities` to Set Browser Preferences
  • Implement Browser-Specific WebDriver (e.g., ChromeDriver, GeckoDriver)
  • Cross-Browser Testing with Selenium Grid
  • Use Remote WebDriver for Testing on Cloud Browsers
  • Integrate Cross-Browser Testing with CI/CD Tools (e.g., Jenkins)
Cross-Browser Demo
Module 20

Mobile Testing with Appium

  • Introduction to Appium for Mobile Automation
  • Setting Up Appium for Android and iOS
  • Writing Mobile Tests with Selenium and Appium
  • Introduction to Appium for Mobile Testing
  • Setting Up Appium for Mobile Testing
  • Install Appium and Dependencies (Java, Android Studio, etc.)
  • Difference Between Native, Hybrid, and Mobile Web Apps
  • Creating Test Scripts for Android and iOS Devices
  • Use DesiredCapabilities to Set Mobile Device Properties
  • Interacting with Mobile Elements (Text Fields, Buttons, etc.)
  • Handle Mobile Gestures (Swipe, Tap, Scroll, etc.)
  • Appium Inspector for Element Identification
  • Running Appium Tests on Real Devices and Emulators/Simulators
Mobile Testing Demo
Module 21

Performance Testing with Selenium

  • Measuring Load Time of Web Pages
  • Implementing Load Testing with WebDriver
  • Integrating Selenium with JMeter for Load Testing
  • Introduction to Performance Testing
  • Limitations of Selenium for Performance Testing
  • Integrating Selenium with Performance Testing Tools (e.g., JMeter, LoadRunner)
  • Measure Page Load Time Using Selenium WebDriver
  • Measure Element Load Time (e.g., using `System.currentTimeMillis()`)
  • Using Selenium to Simulate User Interaction in Load Testing
  • Handling Multiple Requests with Selenium for Performance Testing
  • Measure Response Time of Web Pages during Automation
  • Track Resource Usage (CPU, Memory, etc.) during Test Execution
  • Integrate Selenium Performance Metrics with Reporting Tools (e.g., Grafana, Kibana)
Performance Testing Demo
Module 212

Grid Setup for Parallel Test Execution

  • Setting up Selenium Grid
  • Configuring Hub and Nodes
  • Running Tests on Multiple Machines
  • Introduction to Selenium Grid
  • Components of Selenium Grid (Hub and Nodes)
  • Setting Up Selenium Hub on a Central Server
  • Registering Nodes with the Hub
  • Configure DesiredCapabilities for Browser and OS in Nodes
  • Run Tests in Parallel on Multiple Machines
  • Use Grid for Cross-Browser Testing with Different Browsers
  • Set Up Grid for Parallel Execution on Remote Machines
  • Monitor and Manage Test Execution on Grid Nodes
  • Integrate Selenium Grid with CI/CD Tools (e.g., Jenkins) for Parallel Execution
Grid Demo
Module 23

Continuous Integration (CI) with Jenkins

  • Integrating Selenium with Jenkins
  • Automating Test Execution in Jenkins
  • Using Jenkins for Parallel Execution
  • Introduction to Continuous Integration (CI)
  • Setting Up Jenkins for CI/CD Pipeline
  • Install and Configure Jenkins on a Server
  • Creating a Jenkins Job for Selenium Tests
  • Integrating GitHub with Jenkins for Source Code Management
  • Set Up Jenkins to Run Selenium Tests Automatically
  • Configure Jenkins to Run Tests on Different Browsers (Cross-Browser Testing)
  • Handle Test Reports in Jenkins (JUnit, TestNG)
  • Parallel Test Execution in Jenkins with Selenium Grid
  • Trigger Jenkins Builds Automatically using Webhooks
CI Setup Demo
Module 24

Working with API Testing in Selenium

  • Understanding API Testing Basics
  • Integrating Selenium with API Testing Tools
  • Validating Responses from REST APIs
  • Introduction to API Testing
  • Difference Between UI and API Testing
  • Using REST Assured for API Testing with Selenium
  • Sending HTTP Requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) with REST Assured
  • Parsing JSON Responses from API Requests
  • Validating API Response Status Codes (200, 404, 500)
  • Extracting Data from API Responses and Using it in Selenium Tests
  • Handling Authentication in API Requests (Basic Auth, OAuth)
  • Automating API Testing in CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins
  • Integrating API Tests with Selenium WebDriver Tests
API Testing Demo
Module 25

Logging and Debugging in Selenium

  • Logging in Selenium Tests
  • Debugging Selenium Tests
  • Handling Common Errors
  • Introduction to Logging and Debugging in Selenium
  • Using Log4j for Logging in Selenium Tests
  • Set Up Log4j for Selenium Test Projects
  • Log Test Execution Steps with Log4j
  • Log Error and Exception Details for Better Debugging
  • Use `System.out.println()` for Simple Debugging
  • Debugging Selenium Scripts with Breakpoints and IDE Tools
  • Using `WebDriverWait` for Debugging Synchronization Issues
  • Take Screenshots on Failure for Easy Debugging
  • Use `JUnit` or `TestNG` Listeners for Logging Test Results
Logging Demo
Module 26

Handling Cookies and Session Management

  • Working with Cookies in Selenium
  • Managing Session Data
  • Saving and Restoring Cookies
  • Introduction to Cookies and Session Management
  • Get All Cookies in a Browser Session
  • Add a New Cookie to the Browser
  • Delete a Specific Cookie by Name
  • Delete All Cookies in a Session
  • Verify Cookie Presence and Values
  • Handle Session Cookies for Authentication
  • Manage Cookies in Different Browsers (Chrome, Firefox, etc.)
  • Persist Cookies Between Sessions for Test Continuity
  • Use Cookies for Testing Login and Session Management
Cookie Demo
Module 27

Headless Browser Testing

  • Running Tests in Headless Mode
  • Using Headless Chrome and Firefox
  • Advantages of Headless Testing
  • Introduction to Headless Browser Testing
  • What is a Headless Browser and Its Benefits
  • Setting Up Headless Mode in Selenium (Chrome and Firefox)
  • Running Tests in Headless Mode with ChromeDriver
  • Running Tests in Headless Mode with GeckoDriver (Firefox)
  • Set Headless Browser as Default in Selenium Scripts
  • Execute Selenium Tests Faster in Headless Mode
  • Handle Browser-Specific Issues in Headless Mode
  • Debugging and Taking Screenshots in Headless Mode
  • Integrate Headless Testing with CI/CD Pipelines (e.g., Jenkins)
Headless Demo
Module 28

Advanced Wait Techniques

  • Using FluentWait for Complex Conditions
  • Handling Dynamic Web Elements
  • Strategies for Wait Conditions
  • Introduction to Waits in Selenium
  • Difference Between Implicit Wait and Explicit Wait
  • Using Implicit Wait for Global Synchronization
  • Using Explicit Wait for Element-Specific Synchronization
  • Handling Dynamic Content with WebDriverWait
  • Using FluentWait for More Complex Conditions
  • Setting Polling Interval in FluentWait
  • Handling StaleElementReferenceException with Waits
  • Custom Wait Conditions with `ExpectedConditions`
  • Handling Timeouts and Exceptions in Waits
Wait Demo
Module 29

Security Testing in Selenium

  • Testing for Security Vulnerabilities
  • Automating Security Checks
  • Best Practices for Selenium Security
  • Introduction to Security Testing in Selenium
  • Importance of Security Testing in Web Applications
  • Check for Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerabilities
  • Check for Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Vulnerabilities
  • Testing for SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
  • Verify HTTPS Protocol Usage and SSL/TLS Certificates
  • Test Authentication and Authorization Mechanisms
  • Ensure Proper Session Management and Expiration
  • Test for Insecure Cookies and Sensitive Data Handling
  • Integrating Security Testing into CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins
Security Demo
Module 30

Cloud-Based Testing with Selenium

  • Introduction to Cloud Testing Platforms
  • Setting Up Selenium Grid on Cloud
  • Running Tests on Cloud-Based Grid
  • Introduction to Cloud-Based Testing
  • Benefits of Cloud-Based Selenium Testing
  • Overview of Cloud Testing Platforms (e.g., Sauce Labs, BrowserStack)
  • Setting Up Selenium on Cloud-Based Platforms
  • Run Selenium Tests on Multiple Browsers and Devices in the Cloud
  • Integrating Cloud Testing with Selenium Grid
  • Manage Test Execution and View Reports on Cloud Platforms
  • Parallel Test Execution on Cloud Services
  • Handling Different Time Zones and Network Latency in Cloud Testing
  • Integrating Cloud Testing with CI/CD Pipelines for Continuous Testing
Cloud Demo
Module 31

Best Practices for Selenium Automation

  • Optimizing Selenium Test Scripts
  • Handling Flaky Tests
  • Improving Test Execution Speed
  • Use Page Object Model (POM) for Better Test Maintenance
  • Write Reusable and Modular Test Scripts
  • Use Explicit Waits for Synchronization Instead of Thread.sleep()
  • Separate Test Data from Test Scripts (Data-Driven Testing)
  • Leverage TestNG or JUnit for Test Case Management and Reporting
  • Use Proper Assertions for Verifying Test Results
  • Run Tests in Parallel for Faster Execution (Using Selenium Grid or Cloud)
  • Handle Exceptions and Failures Gracefully with Proper Logging
  • Use Version Control (Git) to Manage Test Code
  • Integrate Selenium with CI/CD Tools for Continuous Testing (e.g., Jenkins)
Best Practices Demo
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