International Test Automation, New Zealand

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It is intended to learn how test automation structure is configured in accordance with the nature of projects. Strategies must be determined according to these targets. Correct strategies ensure that software projects are completed successfully and errors are removed. This course ensures that international competencies are gained through practicing.

Java and Selenium WebDriver experience

Testing Engineers
Quality Assurance Experts
Business Analysts
System Analysts
Program Developers
Software Experts
Project Managers
Enterprise Architecture Experts
Software Architects

The latest software testing and quality methodologies, techniques and automation tools being used throughout the world
The best practices that must be applied during the test phase in order to succeed in implementation of projects and practices for international competencies
Commercial and open source code tools and their superiorities to each other
Effective use of test automation projects, based on Java and Selenium WebDriver experience

International Test Automation Planning of Test Automation Strategy

Planning and Management of Test Automation
Identifying the Targets for Test Automation: Being aware of correct and wrong targets and monitoring the most current technologies and standards
Return of Test Automation Investment
Architecture and Importance of Test Environments
Before and After the Test Automation
Scripting Techniques
Techniques: Linear, Structured, Data-driven, Keyword-driven
Advanced Keyword-driven and Domain-Specific Test Language
Comparison of Commercial and Open Source Code Testing Tools
Principles and Applications of Mobile Test Automation

Test Automation with Selenium Webdriver

Navigation through Web Applications with Webdriver
Defining Items by Using ID and Name
Defining Complex Structures by Using CSS and Xpath
Use of Chrome Developer tools, Firebug and FirePath
JUnit Annotations and Structure of Test Code
Webdriver Commands for Interaction
Synchronization Methods: Implicit vs Explicit Waits
Use of Abstraction Layer, Page Object Models and Domain Objects Page Object
Modelling Methods
Continuous Testing Approach with Selenium Webdriver and Jenkins
Fundamentals of Behavior-Driven Development
Recommendations and Instructions
Test Automation Case Study

Upcoming Trainings

Join our public courses in our New Zealand facilities. Private class trainings will be organized at the location of your preference, according to your schedule.

Classroom / Virtual Classroom

08 July 2024