Automation Testing using Selenium & TestNG
What you will learn
Students will learn Selenium with Java coding skills in writing best optimized code for Automating test-cases.
Students will learn how to use TestNG framework for testing. All basic concepts related to TestNG are covered in this course.
Students will be able to create testcases based on the project they work on.
Students will learn core Java concepts required for Selenium. Wherever basic Java concepts are needed, they are explained in simple words.
By the end of the course, Students will be able to develop an awesome Test Automation framework.
Students you can clear any Interview and can Lead Entire Selenium Automation Project from Design Stage.
Description
This course will help all those who want to master in automation testing. It will help beginners to learn Selenium with Java coding skills in writing best optimized code for Automating test-cases. In this course, you will find everything about 1. Selenium Webdriver (Java) with examples 2. Eclipse Techniques 3. TestNG Framework 4. Core Java 5. How to write testcases and automate them using Selenium and TestNG framework. Students will learn how to use TestNG framework for testing. All basic concepts related to TestNG are covered in this course. Students will be able to create testcases based on the project they work on. Students will learn core Java concepts required for Selenium. Wherever basic Java concepts are needed, they are explained in simple words. By the end of the course, Students will be able to develop an awesome Test Automation framework. Students you can clear any Interview and can Lead Entire Selenium Automation Project from Design Stage.
Topics covered in this course
1. How To Hide Projects in Eclipse Package Explorer
2. How To Add Maven Plugin in Eclipse | How To Add m2eclipse Plugin in Eclipse
3. How To Add Dependencies in Maven Project in Eclipse | Add Selenium Dependency in pom.xml Eclipse
4. How To Launch Browser Using Selenium Webdriver | Selenium Launch Chrome, Firefox, Edge Browser
5. Selenium Locators Tutorial Part 1 | Selenium Locators with Examples | id, name, class name, link text
6. Selenium Locators Tutorial Part 2 | Selenium Locators with Examples | css selector xpath in Selenium
7. How To Handle Static Dropdown in Selenium | Static Dropdown in Selenium Webdriver using Java
8. Selenium Checkbox Select | How To Handle Checkbox in Selenium Webdriver Java | How To Print List
9. How To Handle Auto Suggestion Dropdown in Selenium | Auto Suggest Drop List in Selenium Webdriver
10. How To Handle Multiple Radio Button in Selenium Webdriver | Selenium Radio Button Java
11. Selenium Webdriver Handling iframes | How To Switch Frame in Selenium Webdriver using Java
12. How To Handle Javascript Alert in Selenium Webdriver using Java | Selenium Javascript Alert Ok
13. Eclipse Align Code Shortcut | How To Align Code in Eclipse | Eclipse Indentation Shortcut
14. How To Debug in Eclipse using Breakpoints | Debugging in Eclipse Java Selenium Code Step by Step
15. How To Achieve Synchronization in Selenium Webdriver | Implicit Wait | Explicit wait | Fluent Wait
16. Implicit Wait in Selenium Webdriver | Selenium Implicit Wait Java Example | implicitlywait Selenium
17. Explicit Wait in Selenium Webdriver Java | Selenium Explicit Wait | Implicit Wait vs WebDriverWait
18. Fluent Wait in Selenium Webdriver Java with Example | Fluent Wait vs Implicit Wait vs Explicit Wait
19. Selenium Mouse Actions Hover, Click, Double Click, Right Click | Mouse Actions in Selenium Webdriver
20. Selenium Drag and Drop Java Code Example | Mouse Actions in Selenium Webdriver
21. Selenium Keyboard Actions | Selenium Keyboard and Mouse Events | Selenium Keys Down Example
22. How To Handle Insecure Connection / Untrusted Certificate Error in Selenium on Chrome, Firefox, Edge
23. Selenium Add Extension To Chrome Browser At Runtime | Add Extension in Browser in Selenium Webdriver
24. How To Set Proxy in Selenium Webdriver Java | Selenium Proxy Authentication | Selenium Proxy Setting
25. How To Set Download Path in Chrome using Selenium Java
26. How To Set Download Path in Firefox using Selenium Java
27. How To Exit From Frame in Selenium | How To Switch To Default Frame in Selenium Webdriver
28. How To Count Number of Frames in Selenium WebDriver Java
29. How To Take Screenshot in Selenium Webdriver using Java | Selenium Screenshot Java
30. How To Take Partial Screenshot in Selenium | Selenium 4 Features
31. How To Scroll Down in Selenium Webdriver Java | How To Scroll Webpage in Selenium
32. How To Scroll Table Vertically and Horizontally in Selenium Webdriver Java |Scroll Inside WebElement
33. How To Install TestNG in Eclipse using Eclipse Marketplace | Install TestNG in Eclipse for Selenium
34. First TestNG Program in Eclipse | How To Run Multiple Test Cases in TestNG without Java Compiler
35. How To Run Test Cases in TestNG from xml File | Basic Structure of testng.xml file in TestNG
36. How To Control Execution of Test Cases in TestNG from testng.xml File | Prioritizing the Testcases37
37. TestNG Include and Exclude Methods | How to Include and Exclude Test Cases in TestNG in testng.xml
38. TestNG Regular Expression REGEX | Include and Exclude Test Methods with & without Regular Expression
39. Run TestNG Testcases At Packages Level | How To Add Packages To testng.xml File in TestNG Framework
40. TestNG Annotations in Selenium | Before and After Method, Class, Test, Suite
41. TestNG Groups in Selenium | TestNG Grouping Test Cases with Example | TestNG Group Execution
42. TestNG Helper Attributes | dependsOnMethods, enabled, timeOut
43. TestNG Priority Example | How To Set Priority for Test Cases in TestNG Framework
44. TestNG Assertions Tutorial | TestNG Assertions in Selenium | TestNG Assert Test Pass and Fail
45. Selenium TestNG Real Time Project | Selenium Maven TestNG Automation Testing Real Time Mini Project
46. TestNG Parameters Annotation | Parameterizing from TestNG xml file | TestNG Parameterization
47. DataProvider Annotation in TestNG | TestNG Data Provider Annotation
48. TestNG Listeners in Selenium Webdriver with Example | ITestListener Interface Methods TestNG Example
49. TestNG Soft Assertions with Example | TestNG Soft Assert | SoftAssert Class and assertAll() Method
50. TestNG How To Do Parallel Testing | Selenium Parallel Testing TestNG | Running Tests Parallel
51. TestNG Report Generation in Selenium | TestNG Reports in Selenium | How To Generate Report in TestNG
52. How To Switch Windows in Selenium Java | How To Handle Window in Selenium Webdriver
53. How to use Excel for getting data in Selenium Webdriver Java | Read Excel File Using Apache POI Java
54. How to Read Data from Properties File in Selenium Webdriver | Read Data from Properties File in Java
55. Selenium Page Object Model Framework Java | Selenium Page Object Model and Page Factory Part 1
56. Selenium Page Factory Model in Java with Example | Selenium Page Object Model & Page Factory Part 2
57. Selenium Close vs Quit | What is the difference between driver.close() & driver.quit() in WebDriver?
58. How To Get Css Property Value in Selenium Webdriver Java | getCssValue() Command Selenium WebDriver
59. Selenium File Upload | Selenium File Upload by sendKeys() | Selenium WebDriver Java
60. Absolute vs Relative Xpath in Selenium Webdriver
61. Selenium Enter Text without sendKeys | How to type in a textbox without using sendKeys()?
62. Selenium Select Dropdown Value | Selenium Select Class | Selenium Webdriver Select Dropdown Java
63. Selenium How To Search in Scrollable Web Table | Handle / Scroll Down WebTable in Selenium Webdriver
64. Selenium Authentication Popup | How To Handle Login popup Window using Selenium Webdriver
65. Selenium Broken Links | How To Find Broken Links in Selenium Webdriver Java
Content
Introduction
Locators in Selenium
Handling Dropdowns, Checkboxes, Radio Buttons in Selenium
Handling Frames in Selenium
Eclipse Features
Synchronization in Selenium Webdriver
Actions Class
Browser Options
Handling Frames
Screenshot & Scrolling
TestNG Testing Framework
Switching Windows, Reading Data from Excel and Properties Files
Page Object Model and Page Factory
Some Important Topics
A No-Nonsense Look at Mastering the Selenium-Java-TestNG Stack
Let’s be real for a second: the market is flooded with “automated testing” tutorials that do little more than show you how to click a button and verify a text box. But if you’ve been in the software quality assurance game for any length of time, you know that real-world automation is about architecture, not just scripts. I’ve spent years navigating the shifts from manual testing to SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test) roles, and I’ve seen what works. This course, “Selenium Webdriver with Java & TestNG,” actually hits the sweet spot between “I’ve never coded before” and “I need to lead an automation team.”
The beauty of this specific stack—Selenium Webdriver, Java, and TestNG—is that it remains the undisputed heavyweight champion in the enterprise world. While newer tools like Cypress or Playwright are flashy, if you want job-ready skills that apply to 90% of Fortune 500 companies, you learn Java. This course doesn’t just hand you a bunch of snippets; it forces you to think like a developer, which is exactly what’s required for long-term career growth in 2024 and beyond.
What You Actually Need Before Diving In
The course claims to be beginner to advanced, and for the most part, it holds true. However, you shouldn’t walk in thinking you’re just watching a movie. You need:
- A functioning laptop and a massive amount of patience for environment setup (the first hurdle of any pro).
- A basic understanding of the software testing life cycle (STLC).
- Zero “fear” of code. Even though the course covers core Java concepts, you need the mental stamina to troubleshoot a NullPointerException without throwing your mouse across the room.
The Toolkit: Skills & Industry-Standard Tools
This isn’t just a “Selenium 101” class. It’s a deep dive into an ecosystem. By the time you’re through the hands-on labs, you’ll have touched:
- Java Programming: Not the fluff, but the actual OOPs concepts (Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction) that make or break an automation framework.
- Selenium WebDriver: Learning to handle dynamic elements, waits, and complex user interactions.
- TestNG Framework: This is the “brain” of your operation. You’ll learn about assertions, annotations, data-driven testing, and parallel execution—essential for CI/CD integration.
- Framework Design: Moving from messy scripts to a clean, scalable Page Object Model (POM) architecture.
Career Benefits & Job Roles: Beyond the Basics
If your goal is to transition from a manual tester to an Automation Lead, this is your roadmap. The industry is currently desperate for people who can do more than just record-and-playback. By focusing on optimized code and framework design, this course positions you for several high-paying roles:
- SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test): Where you’re treated as a developer who happens to focus on quality.
- QA Automation Engineer: Designing and maintaining real-world projects that catch bugs before they hit production.
- Test Architect: Leading the design stage of a project and choosing the right industry-standard tools.
The certification prep value here is also high. While the course itself is practical, the knowledge directly translates to major industry certifications that HR departments love to see.
The Pros: Why This Course Stands Out
- Java is Explained for Testers: Most Java courses are for devs. This course focuses on the specific Java coding skills needed for automation, which saves you from learning useless overhead.
- Focus on Optimization: It’s easy to write a script that works once. It’s hard to write one that doesn’t break every time the UI changes. This course emphasizes best optimized code practices.
- Comprehensive TestNG Coverage: TestNG is often an afterthought in other courses, but here it’s treated as the powerhouse it is. Learning how to group tests and generate professional reports is worth the price of admission alone.
- Framework from Scratch: You don’t just learn the tools; you build the Test Automation framework. This is the portfolio piece you show during interview prep to prove you know your stuff.
The Cons: An Honest Critique
If I have to be picky, the initial setup phase can be a bit of a slog. Selenium Webdriver configuration, Java path variables, and IDE setup are notoriously finicky. If you’re a complete novice, you might find the “environment setup” section a bit frustrating, as software versions evolve faster than video content can be updated. You’ll likely need to do a quick Google search or check the course Q&A to get your specific version of Chrome/Edge to play nice with the driver. It’s not a dealbreaker—it’s actually a real-world skill you’ll need on the job—but it’s something to be aware of.
Final verdict? If you want to move past the “manual tester” plateau and secure your future in automation testing, this is a solid, practical investment in your career growth.