The Complete Selenium WebDriver with Java Course

The Complete Selenium WebDriver with Java Course, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 201 lectures, based on 681 reviews, and has 34597 subscribers.

You will learn about Core Java Programming and Selenium WebDriver Automation New to coding? No worries. This course covers coding from scratch Ideal for professionals transitioning to DevOps wanting to get a coding booster Perfect course for manual testers aspiring to switch into automation world Creating Automation Framework from Scratch using Page Object Model and Page Factory Selenium WebDriver Programing from Basic to Advance Object Oriented Programing (OOPS) Data Structures in Java TestNG Framework Regular Expressions in Java Element Locating Strategies Exception Handling in Java Working with File System in Java Advanced Java Programming Selenium WebDriver Basics Date and Time Operations (Rev. in Java 8) Locating Elements using XPath Locating Elements using CSS Selectors Working with Element Collections Web Page Data Extraction Automating DatePickers, WebTables Page Object Model Automating Browser Popups Automating iFrames Automating JavaScript Alerts Automating Mouse Actions Test Synchronization Instructor Guidance and Query Resolution Support No PPTs. Programming Oriented Sessions. This course is ideal for individuals who are Selenium WebDriver automation aspirant or Manual tester willing to jump start your automation carrier or QTP/UFT professional wanting to switch to Selenium as per testing market demand or QE Manager exploring better automation solutions for your project or Fresh grads looking to learn a quick new skill which has high demand in the job market or Anyone aspiring to learn coding and automation or QE Testing Professionals or Selenium Testers or Automation Test Engineers or QE Automation Engineers or Automation Aspirants or Manual Testing Professionals or Software Testing Professionals It is particularly useful for Selenium WebDriver automation aspirant or Manual tester willing to jump start your automation carrier or QTP/UFT professional wanting to switch to Selenium as per testing market demand or QE Manager exploring better automation solutions for your project or Fresh grads looking to learn a quick new skill which has high demand in the job market or Anyone aspiring to learn coding and automation or QE Testing Professionals or Selenium Testers or Automation Test Engineers or QE Automation Engineers or Automation Aspirants or Manual Testing Professionals or Software Testing Professionals.

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Summary

Title: The Complete Selenium WebDriver with Java Course

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 201

Number of Published Lectures: 201

Number of Curriculum Items: 201

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 201

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Core Java Programming and Selenium WebDriver Automation

New to coding? No worries. This course covers coding from scratch

Ideal for professionals transitioning to DevOps wanting to get a coding booster

Perfect course for manual testers aspiring to switch into automation world

Creating Automation Framework from Scratch using Page Object Model and Page Factory

Selenium WebDriver Programing from Basic to Advance

Object Oriented Programing (OOPS)

Data Structures in Java

TestNG Framework

Regular Expressions in Java

Element Locating Strategies

Exception Handling in Java

Working with File System in Java

Advanced Java Programming

Selenium WebDriver Basics

Date and Time Operations (Rev. in Java 8)

Locating Elements using XPath

Locating Elements using CSS Selectors

Working with Element Collections

Web Page Data Extraction

Automating DatePickers, WebTables

Page Object Model

Automating Browser Popups

Automating iFrames

Automating JavaScript Alerts

Automating Mouse Actions

Test Synchronization

Instructor Guidance and Query Resolution Support

No PPTs. Programming Oriented Sessions.

Who Should Attend

Selenium WebDriver automation aspirant

Manual tester willing to jump start your automation carrier

QTP/UFT professional wanting to switch to Selenium as per testing market demand

QE Manager exploring better automation solutions for your project

Fresh grads looking to learn a quick new skill which has high demand in the job market

Anyone aspiring to learn coding and automation

QE Testing Professionals

Selenium Testers

Automation Test Engineers

QE Automation Engineers

Automation Aspirants

Manual Testing Professionals

Software Testing Professionals

Target Audiences

Selenium WebDriver automation aspirant

Manual tester willing to jump start your automation carrier

QTP/UFT professional wanting to switch to Selenium as per testing market demand

QE Manager exploring better automation solutions for your project

Fresh grads looking to learn a quick new skill which has high demand in the job market

Anyone aspiring to learn coding and automation

QE Testing Professionals

Selenium Testers

Automation Test Engineers

QE Automation Engineers

Automation Aspirants

Manual Testing Professionals

Software Testing Professionals

New Update: Selenium v.4 New Features Added. See ‘Section 28’ for more details.

This course covers Selenium WebDriver and Java topics in detail from basic to advanced levels. So, if you don’t have prior knowledge of Java, then you can begin with Java Modules. Start going through ‘Selenium WebDriver’ videos after you develop some fluency in Java. Remember, you don’t need to go through all sessions of Java Course before starting with Selenium WebDriver (because it is an in-depth course on Java and will take a while to finish). First 6 Sections of Java should be sufficient to get you ready for learning Selenium WebDriver.

I believe in example-oriented teaching. So, you won’t find any PPTs during the sessions. But, you will find dozens of real time scenarios used to elaborate Java and Selenium WebDriver concepts.

Feel free to post your questions/feedback in the block provided under each session-video. I will make sure all of your queries are addressed. ‘Course Outline’ below will give you an idea about the depth and the overall coverage of this course. If you want to learn any other Selenium WebDriver concept – which is not already covered in this course – then feel free to let me know via Udemy messenger.

Course Outline:

Java Basics

1. JDK 10 and Eclipse Installation

2. Hello World Java Program

3. Primitive Data Types in Java

4. ‘var’ keyword in Java 10

5. Arithmetic Operators in Java

6. Logical and Bitwise Operators in Java

7. Relational Operators in Java

8. If – Condition in Java

9. Nested If – Condition in Java

10. For Loop in Java

11. Hands-On Exercises on ‘For Loop’

12. Nested For Loop in Java

13. Hands-On Exercises on ‘Nested For Loop’

14. ‘While’ & ‘Do While’ Loop in Java

15. Loop ‘Break’ & ‘Continue’ Statements in Java

16. String Basics in Java

17. String Comparison Operations in Java

18. String Search Operations in Java

19. String (Cut) Slice Operations in Java

20. String Replace Operations in Java

21. String Conversion Operations in Java

Object Oriented Programing (OOPS) in Java

1. Concept of Classes and Objects in Java

2. Hands on exercises on Class and Object

3. Methods in Java

4. Method Overloading in Java

5. Access Specifiers (Access Modifiers) in Java

6. Constructor in Java

7. Data Encapsulation in Java

8. Static Keyword in Java

9. Concept of Main Method in Java

10. Class and Object Advanced Exercises

11. Class Inheritance in Java

12. Method Overriding in Java

13. Polymorphism in Java

14. Super Keyword in Java

15. Super Class Constructor in Java

16. Protected Access in Java

17. Abstraction in Java

18. Interfaces in Java (Java Interface)

19. Final Keyword in Java

Data Structures in Java

1. Arrays in Java

2. Array Object in Java

3. Enhanced (Modified) For Loop for Array Iteration in Java

4. Hands-on Exercises on Array in Java

5. 2-Dimensional Arrays in Java

6. Hands-on Exercise on 2D Arrays in Java

7. Array of Object in Java

8. Array List in Java (ArrayList)

9. Structure of ArrayList in Java

10. Linked List in Java (LinkedList)

11. ArrayList vs LinkedList in Java

12. List Iterator in Java

13. Hash Set in Java

14. Linked Hash Set in Java

15. Tree Set in Java

16. Iterating on Set in Java

17. Hash Map in Java

18. Tree Map in Java

19. Iterating Over Maps in Java

Regular Expressions in Java

1. Introduction to RegEx in Java

2. Quantifiers in Regular Expressions

3. Character Classes in Regular Expressions

4. Bracket Expressions

5. OR Operator in RegEX

6. DOT Operator in RegEX

7. Greedy and Lazy Matching

8. Hands-on Exercises on Regular Expressions

9. Regularizing Number Ranges

Exception Handling in Java

1. What is an Exception in Java?

2. Error vs Exception in Java

3. Checked and Unchecked Exceptions in Java

4. Throws Declaration in Java

5. Try and Catch Block (Exception Handling) in Java

6. ‘Finally’ Block in Java

Date and Time Operations (Revised in Java 8)

1. Local Date and Time Operations in Java

2. Custom Date and Time Operations in Java

3. Future and Past Date Operations in Java

4. Future and Past Time Operations in Java

5. Date Difference Calculation in Java

6. Time Difference Calculation in Java

7. DateTime Formatter in Java

Special Classes in Java

1. Math Class in Java

2. StringBuilder Class in Java

3. StringBuilder Methods in Java

4. Scanner Class in Java

5. Random Class (for creating random numbers) in Java

6. UUID Class in Java (for creating universally unique string IDs)

Working with File System in Java

1. How to Read a Text File in Java?

2. Apache Commons IO

3. How to Edit a Text File in Java?

4. Hands on Exercises with Text Files in Java

5. Copy and Move (Rename) a Text File in Java

6. Apache POI Setup

7. Reading Excel Data in Java

8. Read Excel Data into a 2 D Array in Java

9. Write Data in Excel Sheet in Java

10. Interview Questions

Selenium WebDriver Basics

1. Selenium WebDriver Architecture

2. Selenium WebDriver Installation and Setup using Apache Maven

3. Chrome Driver Installation and Setup

4. Firefox (Gecko) Driver Installation and Setup

5. Automating Browser Navigation (Back, Forward, Refresh, NavigateTo)

6. Get Page Basic Details (URL, Title etc)

Basics of Element Locating Strategy in Selenium WebDriver

1. HTML Basics

2. Inspecting Web Elements

3. Find Elements By ID and Link Text in Selenium WebDriver

4. Find Elements By Name and Class

Locating Elements using XPath in Selenium WebDriver

1. Installing ChroPath for Chrome

2. Creating XPath Using Attributes

3. XPath for Dynamic Elements

4. XPath Using Parent – Child Relationship

5. XPath Using Ancestor – Descendant Relationship

6. XPath Using Preceding – Following Relationship

7. Absolute XPath Vs Relative XPath

Locating Elements using CSS Selectors in Selenium WebDriver

1. What is CSS and CSS Selectors?

2. Create CSS Selectors Using Attributes

3. CSS Selectors for Dynamic Elements

4. Create CSS Selectors Using Multiple Attributes

5. Advance CSS Selectors

6. Creating CSS Selectors Using Child-Node Numbering

Working with Element Collections in Selenium WebDriver

1. How to Retrieve a Collection of Web Elements in Selenium WebDriver?

2. Handling Web Elements Collection in Selenium WebDriver

3. Visible vs Hidden Web Elements in Selenium WebDriver

4. Web Elements Within Another Web Element in Selenium WebDriver

Web Page Data Extraction for Test Validation in Selenium WebDriver

1. Extracting Basic Page Details in Selenium WebDriver

2. Extracting CSS Details in Selenium WebDriver

3. How to Verify Element Visible and Enabled?

4. How to Verify Element Exists in Selenium WebDriver?

5. How to Verify Element Selected in Selenium WebDriver?

Automating Special WebElements (SelectBoxes, DatePickers, WebTables)

1. Working with Select-Boxes in Selenium WebDriver

2. Working with MultiSelect-Boxes in Selenium WebDriver

3. Automating Date-Picker (Calendar) in Selenium WebDriver

4. Working with WebTables in Selenium WebDriver

5. Handling the Objects Within WebTable Cells in Selenium WebDriver

Automating Browser Popups using Selenium WebDriver

1. Handling Browser Popup Window in Selenium WebDriver

2. Working with Multiple Browser Windows in Selenium WebDriver

3. Close All Browser Popup Windows in Selenium WebDriver

4. Browser Close vs Quit in Selenium WebDriver

Automating iFrames using Selenium WebDriver

1. Automating iFrames using Selenium WebDriver

2. Automating Nested iFrames using Selenium WebDriver

Automating JavaScript Alerts using Selenium WebDriver

1. Handling JavaScript Basic Alert Box using Selenium WebDriver

2. Handling JavaScript Confirmation Box using Selenium WebDriver

3. Handling JavaScript Prompt Box using Selenium WebDriver

Automating Mouse Actions (Drag & Drop, Mouse Hover, Click & Hold etc)

1. Automating Mouse Hover Action using Selenium WebDriver

2. Automating Right Click Action using Selenium WebDriver

3. Automating Drag and Drop Action using Selenium WebDriver

4. Resizing UI Elements using Selenium WebDriver

5. Automating Sliders using Selenium WebDriver

6. Automating Multi-Key Operations using Selenium WebDriver

Test Synchronization in Selenium WebDriver

1. What is Test Synchronization?

2. Implicit Wait in Selenium WebDriver

3. Explicit Wait in Selenium WebDriver

Selenium 4 Updates

1. Selenium v.4 Configuration

2. Update in Implicit Wait

3. Opening New Browser / Tab

4. Relative Locators

5. Minimizing Browser Window

6. Actions Class Update

TestNG Framework

1. Installing TestNG

2. Automating Basic Tests in TestNG

3. Assertions in TestNG

4. Hard vs Soft Assertions in TestNG

5. BeforeMethod and AfterMethod Annotations

6. BeforeClass and AfterClass Annotations

7. Managing Test Execution Using TestNG XML Files

8. Include and Exclude Methods in XML File

9. BeforeTest and AfterTest Annotations

10. BeforeSuite and AfterSuite Annotations

11. TestNG Groups

12. TestNG Parameters

13. Managing Test Dependencies in TestNG

14. Ignoring Test Methods in TestNG

15. Parallel Execution in TestNG

16. TestNG HTML Reports

17. Data Provider in TestNG

Creating Automation Framework from Scratch using Page Object Model and WebElements Page Factory

1. What is Page Factory?

2. Elements Collection (List) in Page Factory

3. Initializing Page Factory Elements

4. Page Object Model Design

5. Creating Base Page Class

6. Creating Page Library

7. Creating Flow Library

Course Outline Ends..

**I will be updating more topics to this outline as per changing trends in technology**

This course is designed for you if you are:

a QE Automation Engineer OR

a Selenium WebDriver automation aspirant OR

a manual testing professional willing to jump start your automation carrier OR

a QTP/UFT professional wanting to switch to Selenium as per testing market demand OR

a QE Manager exploring better automation solutions for your project OR

a fresh grad looking to learn a quick new skill which has high demand in the job market OR

aspiring to learn coding and automation

Training program requirements/prerequisites:

No prior coding experience required. Java programing from scratch is covered in the course.

Participants need to have a Windows 10 PC OR a MacBook with 8 GB (or more) memory to perform hands on exercises.

To get the maximum benefit from the course, please take a look at following steps explaining ‘How to take this course?’

Step 1:  Schedule 30-45 minutes of your time daily for 5 days a week. ‘Continuity’ is the key.

Step 2:  All sessions are divided in small videos of less than 20 minutes. Watch 2-3 videos daily.

Step 3:  Hands-on exercise is very important. So, immediately try out the programs discussed in the session. Try them on your won. You can download these programs from lecture resources.

Step 4: Assignments with answer keys are provided where-ever necessary. Complete the assignments before jumping on to the next sessions.

Step 5:  If you come across any questions or issues, please feel free to contact me and I will make sure that your queries are resolved.

Happy learning!!!

Note: All the course videos are in Quad HD. For the best video streaming quality, please adjust the resolution from ‘settings’ at bottom right-hand corner of video player. Choose 1080p or 720p as per your network speed.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Basic concepts of Java Programming

Lecture 1: JDK Installation

Lecture 2: Eclipse IDE Installation

Lecture 3: First Java Program

Lecture 4: Primitive Data Types in Java

Lecture 5: Arithmetic Operators in Java

Lecture 6: Logical and Bitwise Operators in Java

Lecture 7: Relational Operators in Java

Lecture 8: Conditional Statements – IF Condition

Lecture 9: Conditional Statements – Nested IF Condition

Lecture 10: Loops – FOR Loop

Lecture 11: Hands-on Exercise on FOR Loop

Lecture 12: Loops – Nested FOR

Lecture 13: Hands-on Exercise on Nested FOR Loop

Lecture 14: Loops – WHILE and DO WHILE

Lecture 15: BREAK and CONTINUE in Loops

Chapter 2: String Operations

Lecture 1: String Basics

Lecture 2: String Compare

Lecture 3: String Search

Lecture 4: String Slice

Lecture 5: String Replace

Lecture 6: String Conversion

Chapter 3: Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: What is Class and Object?

Lecture 2: Hands-on Exercise 1 on Class and Object

Lecture 3: Methods in Java

Lecture 4: Method Overloading

Lecture 5: Access Specifiers (Modifiers)

Lecture 6: Constructor

Lecture 7: Data Encapsulation

Lecture 8: Static Keyword

Lecture 9: Main Method

Lecture 10: Hands-on Exercise 2 on Class and Object

Chapter 4: Special and Useful Classes in Java

Lecture 1: Math Class

Lecture 2: StringBuilder Class

Lecture 3: StringBuilder Methods

Lecture 4: Scanner Class

Lecture 5: Random Class

Lecture 6: UUID Class

Chapter 5: New Stuff in JAVA 10

Lecture 1: var Keyword

Lecture 2: Concept of Garbage Collector (GC) and Java 10 Update in GC

Lecture 3: Other Updates in Java 10

Chapter 6: Inheritance, Abstraction and Polymorphism

Lecture 1: Class Inheritance

Lecture 2: Method Overriding

Lecture 3: Polymorphism

Lecture 4: Super Keyword

Lecture 5: Super Class Constructor

Lecture 6: Protected Access Specifier

Lecture 7: Abstraction

Lecture 8: Interface

Lecture 9: Final Keyword

Chapter 7: Programming with ARRAYs in Java

Lecture 1: What is an ARRAY?

Lecture 2: ARRAY Object

Lecture 3: Enhanced FOR Loop for ARRAY Iteration

Lecture 4: Hands-on Exercise on ARRAY

Lecture 5: 2D ARRAY

Lecture 6: Hands-on Exercise on 2D ARRAY

Lecture 7: ARRAY of OBJECT

Chapter 8: Programming with LISTs in Java

Lecture 1: Array LIST

Lecture 2: Structure of Linked LIST

Lecture 3: Linked LIST

Lecture 4: ArrayList vs LinkedList

Lecture 5: LIST Iterator

Chapter 9: SETs and MAPs in Java

Lecture 1: Hash SET

Lecture 2: Linked Hash SET

Lecture 3: Tree SET

Lecture 4: Iterating on SET

Lecture 5: Hash MAP

Lecture 6: Tree MAP

Lecture 7: Iterating on MAP

Chapter 10: Regular Expressions in Java

Lecture 1: Introduction to RegEX

Lecture 2: Quantifiers

Lecture 3: Character Classes

Lecture 4: Bracket Expressions

Lecture 5: OR Operator in RegEX

Lecture 6: DOT Operator in RegEX

Lecture 7: Greedy and Lazy Matching

Lecture 8: Hands-on Exercise 1 on RegEX

Lecture 9: Hands-on Exercise 2 on RegEX

Lecture 10: Regularizing Number Ranges

Chapter 11: Exception Handling in Java

Lecture 1: What is an Exception?

Lecture 2: Error vs Exception

Lecture 3: Checked and Unchecked Exception

Lecture 4: Throws Declaration

Lecture 5: Try and Catch Block (Exception Handling)

Lecture 6: Finally Block

Chapter 12: Date and Time Operations (Rev. Java 8)

Lecture 1: Local Date and Time

Lecture 2: Custom Date and Time

Lecture 3: Future and Past Date

Lecture 4: Future and Past Time

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