Selenium

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This course introduces students to Selenium, a popular open-source tool for automating web applications. It covers everything from setting up Selenium to writing and executing test cases, with a focus on hands-on practice. By the end, learners will be able to build automated tests for web applications and understand best practices in test automation.

Course Content

Introduction to Selenium
In this section, we'll cover what Selenium is, why it's helpful for automating websites, and introduce the main tools Selenium offers.

What is Selenium?

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Quiz

Setting Up Selenium
In this part of the course, we’ll learn how to set up Selenium so you can start automating websites.

Basics of Web Automation
In this part of the course, we’re going to learn how to use Selenium to control a web browser and perform simple tasks, like clicking buttons and typing into forms. Let’s get started!

Locating Web Elements
When you’re automating a website with Selenium, you need to tell the browser what you want to click on, type into, or interact with. To do this, you have to find the elements on the webpage, like buttons, text boxes, or links. Let’s learn how to find these web elements using locators

Working with Web Elements
In this part of the course, we’re going to learn how to work with different types of web elements using Selenium. We’ll see how to interact with input fields, buttons, links, dropdown menus, checkboxes, and radio buttons.

Synchronization and Waits in Selenium

Handling Alerts and Popups

Advanced Browser Operations

Introduction to Test Automation

Handling Exceptions in Selenium

Data-Driven Testing

Running Tests on Different Browsers

Introduction to Selenium Grid

Instructors

Bushra Hassan

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Last Updated November 1, 2024

Selenium

About Course

Course Content

Introduction to Selenium
In this section, we'll cover what Selenium is, why it's helpful for automating websites, and introduce the main tools Selenium offers.

What is Selenium?

Quiz

Setting Up Selenium
In this part of the course, we’ll learn how to set up Selenium so you can start automating websites.

Installing and Setting Up Environment Variables

Quiz

Basics of Web Automation
In this part of the course, we’re going to learn how to use Selenium to control a web browser and perform simple tasks, like clicking buttons and typing into forms. Let’s get started!

What is a WebDriver?

Introduction to Locators (ID, Name, Class, XPath, CSS Selector)

Working with Web Elements
In this part of the course, we’re going to learn how to work with different types of web elements using Selenium. We’ll see how to interact with input fields, buttons, links, dropdown menus, checkboxes, and radio buttons.

Interacting with Input Fields, Buttons, and Links

Synchronization and Waits in Selenium

Introduction to Synchronization in Selenium

Handling Alerts and Popups

Handling Alerts and Pop-ups in Selenium

Advanced Browser Operations

Advanced Browser Operations in Selenium

Introduction to Test Automation

Introduction to Test Automation

Handling Exceptions in Selenium

Data-Driven Testing

Data-Driven Testing

Running Tests on Different Browsers

Introduction to Cross-Browser Testing

Setting Up WebDriver for Different Browsers

Writing Cross-Browser Tests with Selenium

Implementing Cross-Browser Tests with TestNG

Quiz

Introduction to Selenium Grid

Introduction to Selenium Grid

Instructors

Bushra Hassan

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Selenium

About Course

Course Content

Introduction to Selenium In this section, we'll cover what Selenium is, why it's helpful for automating websites, and introduce the main tools Selenium offers.

What is Selenium?

Quiz

Setting Up Selenium In this part of the course, we’ll learn how to set up Selenium so you can start automating websites.

Installing and Setting Up Environment Variables

Quiz

Basics of Web Automation In this part of the course, we’re going to learn how to use Selenium to control a web browser and perform simple tasks, like clicking buttons and typing into forms. Let’s get started!

What is a WebDriver?

Introduction to Locators (ID, Name, Class, XPath, CSS Selector)

Working with Web Elements In this part of the course, we’re going to learn how to work with different types of web elements using Selenium. We’ll see how to interact with input fields, buttons, links, dropdown menus, checkboxes, and radio buttons.

Interacting with Input Fields, Buttons, and Links

Synchronization and Waits in Selenium

Introduction to Synchronization in Selenium

Handling Alerts and Popups

Handling Alerts and Pop-ups in Selenium

Advanced Browser Operations

Advanced Browser Operations in Selenium

Introduction to Test Automation

Introduction to Test Automation

Handling Exceptions in Selenium

Data-Driven Testing

Data-Driven Testing

Running Tests on Different Browsers

Introduction to Cross-Browser Testing

Setting Up WebDriver for Different Browsers

Writing Cross-Browser Tests with Selenium

Implementing Cross-Browser Tests with TestNG

Quiz

Introduction to Selenium Grid

Introduction to Selenium Grid

Instructors

Bushra Hassan

Quick Links

Get in Touch

Introduction to Selenium
In this section, we'll cover what Selenium is, why it's helpful for automating websites, and introduce the main tools Selenium offers.

Setting Up Selenium
In this part of the course, we’ll learn how to set up Selenium so you can start automating websites.

Basics of Web Automation
In this part of the course, we’re going to learn how to use Selenium to control a web browser and perform simple tasks, like clicking buttons and typing into forms. Let’s get started!

Working with Web Elements
In this part of the course, we’re going to learn how to work with different types of web elements using Selenium. We’ll see how to interact with input fields, buttons, links, dropdown menus, checkboxes, and radio buttons.