Selenium Training in Electronic City
Let eMexo Technologies Best Selenium Training in Electronic City, Bangalore takes you from the fundamentals of selenium and make you an expert in automating real-time applications. Here are the major topics we cover under this Selenium course Syllabus, Introduction to Automation, Different Components of Selenium, Selenium IDE Introduction,Core Java, WebDriver (Selenium3.0) with Project Implementation, Introducing Actions class Usage, TestNG Framework, AutoIT, Automation Framework, Modular Driven Framework, Data Driven Framework, Hybrid Driven Framework, Selenium Grid, Selenium RC Overview, Maven and Jenkins, Real-Time Process for Automation Testing. Every topic will be covered in mostly practical ways with examples for our Selenium Course in Electronic City.
All the topics will be covered with Practical and hands-on training. Our trainers have industry experience with live project experience in cutting edge technologies that they teach. We hire only Best Selenium industry specialists as a trainer for our Selenium Training in Electronic City, Bangalore.
If you are looking for Selenium Training in Electronic City eMexo Technologies is the Best Selenium Training Institute in Electronic City. Come over to our training institute for a free demo class. Let our trainer give you a demo on Selenium and only then you take the decision to enroll into the Selenium Training in Electronic City.
Selenium Training Institute in Electronic City Features
Expert Instructors
60 hours of Instructor led Classes. Weekend class:20 sessions of 3 hours each and Weekday class: 30 sessions of 2 hours each.
Real Life Case Studies
Do a real life case study to understand the usage on real world scenarios.
Assignments
Each class will be followed by practical assignments which can be completed before the next class.
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FAQs
We at eMexo believe nothing beats a hands-on practice when it comes to learning a concept. Our teaching methodology is 100% practical hands-on oriented. You learn a concept, you practice it then and there with the trainer. We also give you assignments for each topic which you can practice at home and any doubts regarding the topic can be cleared with the trainer next day.
We generally cover our courses in 30 hours, however, we are aware that we can’t put a hard-stop to learning with a number. Our trainer will make sure that you have learned everything that is part of the curriculum. This could mean 28 hours or 35 hours, doesn’t matter.
We have industry standard course material which is used by our trainers to train you. At the end of the training apart from the notes which you have taken during the course, we will also provide you with the training material which was used. This training material includes the training content, interview questions etc.
Our trainers are working professionals who work in MNC’s. They are the expert in their domain and they know exactly what an interviewer looks into a candidate. Our expert trainers apart from sharing the interview questions they will also conduct mock interviews to help you prepare for the real interview.
Our trainers are industry experts who work in their respective technologies day in day out. They work in MNC’s and are technology experts within their organisation.
We maintain a strict batch size of maximum 5 students. We also provide exclusive one to one training as well. Talk to our training partner to get more details.
Yes, at the end of training we provide a certification of completion.
You will be added to a new batch.
Yes, we provide fast-track training as well for those who want to complete the course faster. The curriculum and the total hours required to complete the course will remain same. However, the trainer will be spending more hours with you to complete the course.
Our trainers are expert professionals in their organisations and they often act as the interviewer to hire new candidates. Our trainers will help you prepare your resume with industry standards. After all, they know exactly what to look in a resume.
We provide both regular and weekend training. Talk to our training partner to learn more about the timings.
Yes, apart from doing the hands-on practice our trainer will also be taking a real-world project and work with you for the implementation.
If you miss a class the content of that class will be taught to you again. With us you might miss a class but not the content.
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Introduction to Automation
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Different Components of Selenium
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Selenium IDE Introduction
- Introduction to Selenium IDE
- Installing Selenium IDE
- Selenium IDE icons
- Create and Execute Basic Scripts o Recording Tests
- Running a Test
- Selenium Concepts
- Element Locators
- Selenium Commands Actions
- Asserts
- Accessors
- Pattern Matches
- Element Locators
- Locating elements by ID
- Locating elements by name
- Locating elements by link text
- Locating elements by XPath
- Locating Elements by using CSS
- Summary
- Useful Selenium Tools
- Firebug for Firefox & Chrome
- Firepath for xpath generation
- IE developer tool bar
- Test suite
- What is Test suite?
- Creating Test Suite Using Selenium IDE
- Selenium IDE Overview
- Selenium IDE General Options
- Selenium Menu Items
- Format
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Core Java
- Introduction to Core Java
- Environment variable configuration
- What is oops?
- What is a class and object?
- What is a main method?
- Basic Example
- Datatypes
- variables
- Operators
- Arrays
- Conditions
- If
- If-else
- If –else –If
- Nested If
- Select Case
- Looping Conditions
- For – Next
- Do – loop
- While –loop
- For Each loop
- Branching statements
- Break Statement
- Return Statement
- Continue statement
- Java Built in methods
- String Methods
- Math object methods
- Date & time methods
- Oops Concepts
- Introduction
- Class
- Object
- Keywords
- This Key Word
- Inheritance
- Super Key Word
- Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding)
- Abstraction
- Constructors
- Encapsulation
- Abstract Classes
- Static
- Interfaces
- Working with regular expressions
- What is regular expression
- Where we will use
- Regular expression syntax
- Examples on regular expression
- Working with files
- Working with Files and I/O
- Working with Excel files
- Working with Property files
- Java Exceptions
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WebDriver (Selenium3.0) with Project Implementation
- WebDriver Introduction
- What is WebDriver?
- Why WebDriver?
- Difference between Web driver and Selenium RC
- Architecture of selenium web driver
- Configuring WebDriver in Eclipse
- Downloading WebDriver Jars and configuring in eclipse
- WebDriver Drivers introduction
- HTML Driver
- Firefox (OR) Gecko driver
- IE (OR) Microsoft Edge driver
- Chrome driver
- Working with IE Driver
- Downloading IE driver Server
- Configuring IE Driver Server
- Basic Example on IE Browser
- Working with Chrome driver
- Downloading Chrome driver server
- Configuring Chrome driver server
- Basic Example on Chrome browser
- Concept of firefox profile
- What is Firefox profile
- Why we need firefox Profile
- Basic WebDriver example
- WebDriver concepts
- WebDriver locators
- Locating elements by ID
- Locating elements by Class
- Locating elements by Tag
- Locating elements by Name
- Locating elements by Link Text
- Locating elements by Partial Link Text
- Locating elements by XPath
- Locating Elements by using CSS
- Working with web page elements using WebDriver
- Textbox
- Links
- Buttons
- Check Box
- Radio Button
- List Box
- Drop Down
- Selenium-WebDriver API Commands and Operations
- Driver commands like
- get(“url”);
- getTitle();
- getWindowHandle();
- getWindowHandles();
- close();
- quit(); ..etc
- Child element commands like
- clear();
- sendKeys(“Data”);
- click();
- getAttribute(“arg”);
- getTagName();
- getText();
- isDisplayed();
- isEnabled();
- isSelected(); ….etc.
- Webdriver all other commands.
- WebDriver Advanced Concepts
- Importing webDriver documentation in eclipse
- WebDriver desired capabilities class
- Proxy settings with webdriver/ working with proxy Servers
- HTMLUnit driver and desired capabilities
- Handling Links with WebDriver
- Handling webList
- Dynamic objects
- Extracting links and other webelements
- Capturing screenshots with WebDriver
- Window handles
- Tabbed browsing with WebDriver
- Example of Tabbed browsing
- Pop up handling in Selenium
- Example of Pop up handling
- Introducing Implicit wait and Explicit wait commands
- Web driver wait class
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Introducing Actions class Usage
- Simulating the Keyboard Keypress event
- Simulating Pressing Enter Button of Keyboard
- Simulating Click andHold event
- Simulating Move to element/Mouse Over event
- Simulating Doubleclick event
- Simulating Drag and Drop event
- Working with web table
- How to get row count
- How to get data from specific cell
- Dynamic web table Handling
- Attaching files with Selenium
- Working with Calender using Selenium
- Setting the page load timeout- WebDriver.Timeout Interface
- Handling Frames in Web Page
- Handling cookies
- Simulating front and back button click on
- Listeners- Using WebDriver event listener
- Moving a mouse on object and right clicking on it
- Finding Coordinates of a Web Object
- Remote WebDriver
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TestNG Framework
- Introduction to TestNG
- Difference between Junit and TestNG
- Why TestNG
- InstallingTestNG in Eclipse
- Advantages of TestNG over Junit
- Exploring TestNG Features
- TestNG annotations
- How to Use TestNG Annotations for Selenium programming.
- TestNG Annotations Complete Usage and Limitations
- TestNG Assert commands
- Automate tests using TestNG.
- xml file for suite.
- How to create testSuite for selenium tests.
- TestNG Execution Report
- TestNG Results output folder walkthrough
- TestNG Reporting features
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AutoIT
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Automation Framework
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Modular Driven Framework
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Data Driven Framework
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Hybrid Driven Framework
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Selenium Grid
- What is Selenium Grid?
- Use of Selenium Grid?
- When to Use It
- Selenium-Grid 2.0
- Difference between Selenium-Grid 1.0 and Selenium and 2.0
- How Selenium-Grid Works–With a Hub and Nodes
- Installation
- Starting Selenium-Grid
- Configuring Selenium-Grid
- Hub Configuration
- Node Configuration
- Getting Command-Line Help
- Common Errors
- Troubleshooting
- Executing tests using Selenium- Grid
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Selenium RC Overview
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Maven and Jenkins
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Real Time Process for Automation Testing
- Introduction About Framework
- What is feasibility study
- Tool Selection criteria
- What is POC
- Hybrid frame work creation
- Automate Test Cases
- Name Conventions
- Local Scope Variables
- Global Scope Variables
- Constants variables
- General methods
- Object Repository Files
- Application methods
- Coding & Commenting Code
- Test Scripts Creation
- Test Suite Creation
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