Certified Selenium Professional Este curso é ministrado em inglês

Course details

Vskills certification for Selenium Professional assesses the candidate for a company's web application and website testing needs. The certification tests the candidates on various areas in Selenium which include basic knowledge of recording, editing, and debugging tests.

Knowledge of Java and JavaScript programming language is pre-requisite for certification.

Why should one take this certification?
This certification is intended for professionals and graduates wanting to excel in their chosen areas. It is also well suited for those who are already working and would like to take certification for further career progression.

Earning Vskills Selenium Professional Certification can help candidate differentiate in today's competitive job market, broaden their employment opportunities by displaying their advanced skills, and result in higher earning potential.

Who will benefit from taking this certification?
Job seekers looking to find employment in browser-based software testing or IT department of various companies, students generally wanting to improve their skill set and make their CV stronger and existing employees looking for a better role can prove their employers the value of their skills through this certification.

Companies that hire Vskills Certified Selenium Professional
Selenium Professionals are in great demand. Companies specializing in websites and web-based application testing is constantly hiring knowledgeable professionals. Various web development and software companies also need Selenium professional for testing of websites and web-based application projects.

Table of Contents 

Software Testing Introduction

• Why to Test Software
• Testing Terminology
• Test Organization
• Software Framework
• Test Framework
• Test Automation for Web Applications
• To Automate or Not to Automate?

Web Development Basics

• Web Application
• HTML
• CSS
• Javascript
• Document Object Model (DOM)
• XPath
• Popular Web Browsers
• Inspecting Elements in Browser
• Java Programming Language

Selenium Introduction

• Introducing Selenium
• Brief History of The Selenium Project
• Selenium’s Tool Suite
• Choosing Selenium Tool
• Supported Browsers and Platforms
• Flexibility and Extensibility
• Test Frameworks Types (Data Driven, Keyword Driven, Hybrid Framework)

Selenium WebDriver

• Selenium
• How Does WebDriver ‘Drive’
• WebDriver and the Selenium-Server
• Setting Up a Selenium-WebDriver Project
• Selenium-WebDriver API by Example
• Selenium-WebDriver API Commands and Operations
• Handling Action Events
• Gecko Driver
• Firefox Driver
• Internet Explorer Driver
• Chrome Driver
• Opera Driver
• iOS Driver
• Android Driver
• Standalone Selenium Server with RemoteDrivers
• RemoteWebDriver

Advanced WebDriver

• AdvancedUserInteractions
• Browser Manipulation (Cookies, Profiles and Plugins)
• Event Listeners
• HTML5
• Parallelizing Test Runs
• Mobile Web Apps Testing
• Parameterization
• Read data from Excel sheet
• Handle Dynamic Web-elements
• Handle Keyboard Events

Test Design Considerations

• Introducing Test Design
• Types of Tests
• Validating Results
• Location Strategies
• Wrapping Selenium Calls
• UI Mapping
• Page Object Design Pattern
• Data Driven Testing
• Database Validation
• Exception Handling
• Logging and Reporting

Selenium-Grid

• Grid Basics
• What is Selenium Grid?
• Selenium-Grid
• Selenium-Grid
• How Selenium-Grid Works–With a Hub and Nodes
• Installation
• Starting Selenium-Grid
• Configuring Selenium-Grid
• Getting Command-Line Help
• Common Errors
• Hub Diagnostic Messages

User-Extensions

• Introduction
• Actions
• Accessors/Assertions
• Locator Strategies

Integrations with Selenium

• Jenkins
• AutoIT
• Maven
• TestNG, Junit
• Configuration Management Tools

Miscellaneous

• Selenium 1 (Selenium RC)
• Selenium-IDE
• Selenium 4 and 5
• W3C WebDriver

Ultima actualização em  31 January, 2019