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01 Section 1 Software Testing Fundamentals and SDLC Learners build a solid foundation in testing principles, the software development lifecycle, and the core vocabulary and practices used by professional QA teams. 6 modules 36 topics
M1.1 Introduction to Software Testing Understand what software testing is, why it matters, and how it supports product quality.
  1. 1

    What Is Software Testing

    Explore the definition and purpose of testing and how it protects users and businesses from defective software.

    Testing Basics Quality Mindset
  2. 2

    Why Testing Matters in Real Projects

    Study real-world failures caused by missed defects and the cost of late bug discovery.

    Risk Awareness Cost of Defects
  3. 3

    Errors, Defects and Failures

    Learn the difference between a human error, a defect in code, and a failure observed at runtime.

    Defect Concepts Terminology
  4. 4

    Seven Principles of Testing

    Review the seven widely accepted testing principles such as exhaustive testing being impossible and defect clustering.

    ISTQB Principles Test Thinking
  5. 5

    Verification versus Validation

    Distinguish between building the product right and building the right product with practical examples.

    Verification Validation Quality Assurance
  6. 6

    Roles in a Testing Team

    Meet the roles of tester, QA analyst, automation engineer, and test lead and see how they collaborate.

    Team Roles Collaboration
M1.2 Software Development Life Cycle Essentials Learn the phases of the SDLC and where testing fits into each one.
  1. 1

    Phases of the SDLC

    Walk through requirements, design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance.

    SDLC Process Overview
  2. 2

    Requirement Analysis for Testers

    Learn how testers read and question requirements to find gaps and ambiguities early.

    Requirements Analysis
  3. 3

    Design and Development Touchpoints

    See how testers engage with design reviews and developer builds before formal testing begins.

    Design Review Early Testing
  4. 4

    Waterfall Model

    Examine the sequential Waterfall model along with its strengths, limits, and testing approach.

    Waterfall Sequential Models
  5. 5

    V-Model and Test Alignment

    Map each development phase to a matching test level using the V-Model.

    V-Model Test Levels
  6. 6

    Deployment and Maintenance Testing

    Understand release checks, hotfix validation, and regression needs after software goes live.

    Release Testing Maintenance
M1.3 Agile and Modern Delivery Models Explore iterative methodologies and how testing works within fast-moving teams.
  1. 1

    Agile Principles and Mindset

    Learn the Agile manifesto values and what they mean for testers day to day.

    Agile Mindset
  2. 2

    Scrum Framework for Testers

    Understand sprints, backlogs, ceremonies, and the tester contribution in a Scrum team.

    Scrum Sprint Planning
  3. 3

    User Stories and Acceptance Criteria

    Practice reading user stories and turning acceptance criteria into testable conditions.

    User Stories Acceptance Criteria
  4. 4

    Kanban and Continuous Flow

    Compare Kanban with Scrum and see how testing fits a continuous flow of work.

    Kanban Workflow
  5. 5

    DevOps and Continuous Testing

    Get an introduction to DevOps culture and why testing is embedded across the delivery pipeline.

    DevOps Continuous Testing
  6. 6

    Shift Left Testing

    Learn how moving testing earlier in the lifecycle reduces defects and rework.

    Shift Left Early Feedback
M1.4 Software Testing Life Cycle Follow the structured phases testers use to plan, execute, and close testing work.
  1. 1

    Overview of the STLC

    See how the testing life cycle runs alongside the SDLC and the entry and exit criteria for each phase.

    STLC Entry and Exit Criteria
  2. 2

    Requirement Analysis in STLC

    Identify testable requirements and prepare a requirement traceability starting point.

    Testability Traceability
  3. 3

    Test Planning and Strategy

    Learn what goes into a test plan including scope, resources, schedule, and risks.

    Test Plan Scope Risk
  4. 4

    Test Case Development Process

    Understand how test scenarios become detailed test cases and test data.

    Test Cases Test Data
  5. 5

    Test Environment Setup

    Learn how test environments are configured and verified before execution starts.

    Environments Smoke Check
  6. 6

    Test Execution and Closure

    Execute tests, record results, report status, and complete closure activities with lessons learned.

    Execution Reporting Closure
M1.5 Levels and Types of Testing Classify testing by level, purpose, and technique to choose the right approach.
  1. 1

    Unit and Integration Testing

    Compare testing of individual components with testing of interactions between modules.

    Unit Testing Integration Testing
  2. 2

    System and Acceptance Testing

    Learn how complete systems are validated against requirements and business needs.

    System Testing UAT
  3. 3

    Functional versus Non-Functional Testing

    Distinguish what the system does from how well it performs, using clear examples.

    Functional Non-Functional
  4. 4

    Black Box, White Box and Grey Box

    Understand the three testing perspectives and when each is most useful.

    Black Box White Box Grey Box
  5. 5

    Smoke, Sanity and Regression Testing

    Know the purpose and timing of these commonly confused testing types.

    Smoke Testing Sanity Testing Regression
  6. 6

    Static versus Dynamic Testing

    Compare reviews and walkthroughs with executing code to find defects.

    Static Testing Reviews Dynamic Testing
M1.6 Defects and Quality Foundations Learn to report, track, and measure defects and understand core quality concepts.
  1. 1

    Defect Life Cycle

    Trace a bug through states such as new, assigned, fixed, retested, and closed.

    Defect Life Cycle Bug Tracking
  2. 2

    Writing Effective Bug Reports

    Write clear, reproducible bug reports with steps, evidence, and expected versus actual results.

    Bug Reporting Clarity Reproducibility
  3. 3

    Severity and Priority

    Learn how to classify the technical impact and business urgency of a defect.

    Severity Priority Triage
  4. 4

    Introduction to Bug Tracking Tools

    Get hands-on with a defect tracking tool to log, assign, and follow up on issues.

    Jira Defect Tracking
  5. 5

    Quality Assurance versus Quality Control

    Differentiate process-focused QA from product-focused QC and see how both support quality.

    QA QC Process Quality
  6. 6

    Basic Test Metrics and Reporting

    Learn simple metrics such as defect density and test coverage and how to present them to stakeholders.

    Metrics Test Coverage Reporting
02 Section 2 Test Design, JIRA and SQL for Testers Learners master test design techniques, defect and project tracking in JIRA, and SQL skills for validating application data. 6 modules 36 topics
M2.1 Test Case Design Techniques Learners apply black box design techniques to create effective and efficient test cases.
  1. 1

    Equivalence Partitioning

    Learn to divide input data into valid and invalid classes to reduce the number of test cases. Practice with real form field examples.

    Equivalence Partitioning Test Design Input Analysis
  2. 2

    Boundary Value Analysis

    Identify boundary conditions where defects commonly occur. Design tests for minimum, maximum and edge values.

    Boundary Testing Edge Cases Test Design
  3. 3

    Decision Table Testing

    Model complex business rules using decision tables. Derive test cases from combinations of conditions and actions.

    Decision Tables Business Rules Test Coverage
  4. 4

    State Transition Testing

    Represent application behavior as states and transitions. Create tests that validate valid and invalid state changes.

    State Diagrams Transitions Test Design
  5. 5

    Use Case and Pairwise Testing

    Derive scenarios from use cases and reduce combinations using pairwise techniques. Compare coverage against effort.

    Use Cases Pairwise Scenario Design
  6. 6

    Error Guessing and Exploratory Testing

    Use experience and intuition to uncover hidden defects. Run time-boxed exploratory sessions with session notes.

    Error Guessing Exploratory Testing Session Notes
M2.2 Writing and Managing Test Cases Learners write clear test artifacts and maintain them for traceability and reuse.
  1. 1

    Anatomy of a Good Test Case

    Understand the fields, structure and clarity needed in a professional test case. Review good and poor examples.

    Test Case Writing Clarity Documentation
  2. 2

    Writing Test Scenarios and Test Data

    Convert requirements into high-level scenarios and prepare suitable test data sets. Cover positive and negative data.

    Test Scenarios Test Data Requirements Analysis
  3. 3

    Requirement Traceability Matrix

    Build a traceability matrix linking requirements to test cases and defects. Use it to find coverage gaps.

    RTM Traceability Coverage
  4. 4

    Test Case Review and Peer Feedback

    Conduct walkthroughs and peer reviews to improve test quality. Apply review checklists to sample cases.

    Peer Review Quality Checks Collaboration
  5. 5

    Test Suites and Regression Selection

    Organize test cases into suites and choose regression sets based on risk and change impact.

    Test Suites Regression Risk Based Selection
  6. 6

    Test Management Tools Overview

    Explore how test management tools store, execute and report on test cases. Compare common tool features.

    Test Management Tool Selection Reporting
M2.3 Defect Life Cycle and Bug Reporting Learners report, track and communicate defects in a way developers can act on quickly.
  1. 1

    Defect Life Cycle Stages

    Walk through every defect status from new to closed and the reasons for reopening or rejecting. Map the flow to team roles.

    Defect Life Cycle Workflow Status Tracking
  2. 2

    Writing Effective Bug Reports

    Write reports with clear titles, steps, expected and actual results and evidence. Practice rewriting weak reports.

    Bug Reporting Reproducibility Communication
  3. 3

    Severity and Priority Assessment

    Distinguish severity from priority and assign both using business impact. Debate realistic scenarios in groups.

    Severity Priority Impact Analysis
  4. 4

    Root Cause Analysis and Defect Triage

    Run triage meetings and apply root cause techniques to find why defects occur. Use findings to prevent repeats.

    Root Cause Analysis Triage Prevention
  5. 5

    Defect Metrics and Reports

    Calculate defect density, leakage and removal efficiency. Present trends to stakeholders in simple summaries.

    Defect Metrics Reporting Data Interpretation
  6. 6

    Defect Reporting Workshop

    Test a sample application and log defects end to end. Receive feedback on report quality and accuracy.

    Hands On Practice Bug Logging Feedback
M2.4 JIRA for Testing Teams Learners use JIRA to manage projects, test work and defects in Agile teams.
  1. 1

    JIRA Basics and Navigation

    Get familiar with projects, issue types, boards and the dashboard. Create and view issues in a practice project.

    JIRA Navigation Issue Types
  2. 2

    Creating and Managing Issues

    Create bugs, tasks and stories with the right fields, labels and links. Assign and update issues through their life.

    Issue Management Labels Linking
  3. 3

    Workflows and Custom Fields

    Understand how workflows control status changes and how custom fields capture extra data for testing needs.

    Workflows Custom Fields Configuration
  4. 4

    Scrum and Kanban Boards

    Use sprint and Kanban boards to plan and track testing work. Follow a story from backlog to done.

    Scrum Board Kanban Sprint Tracking
  5. 5

    JQL Filters and Dashboards

    Write JQL queries to find issues and build dashboards with gadgets for daily test status.

    JQL Filters Dashboards
  6. 6

    Test Management in JIRA

    Manage test cases and executions using JIRA add-ons or native structures. Link tests to requirements and bugs.

    Test Execution Add-ons Traceability
M2.5 SQL Fundamentals for Testers Learners write core SQL queries to read and verify application data.
  1. 1

    Database Concepts for Testers

    Learn tables, keys, relationships and why testers need database knowledge. Explore a sample schema.

    RDBMS Keys Schema Reading
  2. 2

    SELECT, WHERE and Sorting

    Retrieve and filter records using SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY and operators. Practice on realistic tables.

    SELECT WHERE ORDER BY
  3. 3

    Aggregate Functions and GROUP BY

    Summarize data using COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN and MAX with GROUP BY and HAVING clauses.

    Aggregation GROUP BY HAVING
  4. 4

    Joins Across Tables

    Combine data using inner, left, right and full joins. Verify data spread over multiple tables.

    Joins Multi Table Queries Data Verification
  5. 5

    INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE Safely

    Modify test data with DML statements and understand transactions. Apply safe habits to avoid data loss.

    DML Transactions Test Data Setup
  6. 6

    Subqueries and Functions

    Use nested queries and common string, date and null handling functions to answer complex questions.

    Subqueries SQL Functions NULL Handling
M2.6 Database Testing in Practice Learners apply SQL to validate data integrity, business logic and application behavior.
  1. 1

    Data Validation Between UI and Database

    Compare values shown in the application with stored records. Spot mismatches and report them clearly.

    Data Validation UI to DB Checks Verification
  2. 2

    Testing Constraints and Data Integrity

    Verify primary key, foreign key, unique and not null rules. Design tests that try to break them.

    Constraints Data Integrity Negative Testing
  3. 3

    Views, Indexes and Stored Procedures

    Understand these database objects and how to test their results and behavior from a tester's view.

    Views Indexes Stored Procedures
  4. 4

    Detecting Duplicates and Orphan Records

    Write queries that find duplicate rows, missing references and inconsistent data after processing.

    Duplicate Detection Orphan Records Data Quality
  5. 5

    Data Migration and ETL Testing Basics

    Check record counts, mappings and transformations when data moves between systems.

    Data Migration ETL Basics Reconciliation
  6. 6

    Capstone Practice: Design, Log and Query

    Complete a combined exercise that designs tests, logs defects in JIRA and validates results with SQL.

    End to End Practice JIRA SQL
03 Section 3 Core Java for Automation Learners build practical Java programming skills that form the foundation for writing maintainable test automation code. 6 modules 36 topics
M3.1 Java Basics and Environment Setup Learners set up their Java toolchain and write their first programs using core syntax.
  1. 1

    Java Platform Overview and JDK Installation

    Understand the roles of JDK, JRE and JVM and install Java on your machine. Verify the setup from the command line.

    JDK JVM Setup
  2. 2

    IDE Setup with IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse

    Install an IDE and create a first project. Learn to run and debug a basic program.

    IDE Project Setup Debugging
  3. 3

    Writing Your First Java Program

    Explore class structure and the main method. Compile and run a simple console program.

    Syntax Main Method Compilation
  4. 4

    Variables and Data Types

    Work with primitive and reference data types and declare variables correctly. Practice with literals and naming conventions.

    Data Types Variables Naming
  5. 5

    Operators and Expressions

    Use arithmetic, relational, logical and assignment operators in expressions. Understand operator precedence through examples.

    Operators Expressions Logic
  6. 6

    Type Casting and User Input

    Convert between data types using implicit and explicit casting. Read user input with the Scanner class.

    Type Casting Scanner Input Handling
M3.2 Control Flow and Loops Learners control program execution using decisions and repetition, which are essential for test logic.
  1. 1

    If Else Statements

    Write conditional logic using if, else if and else. Apply it to simple validation scenarios.

    Conditionals Validation Logic
  2. 2

    Switch Statements

    Use switch for multi-branch decisions such as choosing a browser. Understand break and default behavior.

    Switch Branching Browser Selection
  3. 3

    For and Enhanced For Loops

    Iterate over ranges and collections using for loops. Apply loops to repeat test steps.

    For Loop Iteration Repetition
  4. 4

    While and Do While Loops

    Use condition-based loops for scenarios such as waiting or retrying. Compare the loop types and their use cases.

    While Loop Retry Logic Conditions
  5. 5

    Break Continue and Nested Loops

    Control loop flow with break and continue. Build nested loops for pattern and data grid problems.

    Break Continue Nested Loops
  6. 6

    Logic Building Practice for Testers

    Solve common problems such as string reversal, palindromes and number checks. These exercises mirror typical interview questions.

    Problem Solving Logic Building Interview Prep
M3.3 Arrays Strings and Methods Learners handle common data structures and reusable code blocks used in everyday automation scripts.
  1. 1

    Single and Multidimensional Arrays

    Declare, initialize and traverse arrays. Use two-dimensional arrays to represent tabular test data.

    Arrays Traversal Test Data
  2. 2

    String Class and Immutability

    Understand how strings are stored and why they are immutable. Learn the string pool and comparison pitfalls.

    Strings Immutability String Pool
  3. 3

    Common String Methods for Validation

    Use methods like substring, split, contains, trim and equals. Apply them to verify text on web pages.

    String Methods Text Validation Parsing
  4. 4

    StringBuilder and StringBuffer

    Build and modify strings efficiently. Compare mutable and immutable string options.

    StringBuilder Performance Mutability
  5. 5

    Methods and Parameters

    Create methods with parameters and return values. Organize repeated test steps into reusable methods.

    Methods Parameters Reusability
  6. 6

    Method Overloading and Variable Scope

    Define multiple methods with the same name and different signatures. Understand local and instance variable scope.

    Overloading Scope Signatures
M3.4 Object Oriented Programming for Frameworks Learners apply object oriented principles that underpin well-designed automation frameworks.
  1. 1

    Classes Objects and Constructors

    Model real entities as classes and create objects. Use constructors to initialize state.

    Classes Objects Constructors
  2. 2

    Encapsulation and Access Modifiers

    Protect data using private fields with getters and setters. Learn how access modifiers control visibility.

    Encapsulation Access Modifiers Getters Setters
  3. 3

    Inheritance and the Super Keyword

    Reuse code by extending classes. Apply inheritance to create a base test class.

    Inheritance Super Base Class
  4. 4

    Polymorphism and Method Overriding

    Understand compile-time and runtime polymorphism. Override methods and relate this to WebDriver references.

    Polymorphism Overriding WebDriver Concept
  5. 5

    Abstraction with Abstract Classes and Interfaces

    Hide implementation details using abstract classes and interfaces. Learn when to choose each approach.

    Abstraction Interfaces Design
  6. 6

    Static Final and This Keywords

    Use static members for shared utilities and final for constants. Understand the this keyword and static blocks.

    Static Final Utilities
M3.5 Collections Exceptions and Generics Learners manage groups of data and handle errors gracefully in automation code.
  1. 1

    List and ArrayList

    Store ordered data in lists and perform add, remove and search operations. Use lists to hold web elements and test data.

    List ArrayList Web Elements
  2. 2

    Set and HashSet

    Work with unique collections and understand ordering differences. Use sets to remove duplicates from results.

    Set HashSet Uniqueness
  3. 3

    Map and HashMap

    Store key-value pairs and iterate over entries. Apply maps to manage configuration and test data.

    Map HashMap Key Value
  4. 4

    Generics and Iterators

    Write type-safe collections using generics. Traverse collections with iterators.

    Generics Iterator Type Safety
  5. 5

    Exception Handling with Try Catch Finally

    Handle runtime errors using try, catch and finally blocks. Understand checked and unchecked exceptions.

    Exceptions Try Catch Error Handling
  6. 6

    Throw Throws and Custom Exceptions

    Raise exceptions deliberately and declare them in method signatures. Create custom exceptions for framework errors.

    Throw Throws Custom Exceptions
M3.6 Java Utilities for Test Automation Learners use Java features for file handling, data access and reusable utilities commonly needed in automation projects.
  1. 1

    File Handling with File and Reader Classes

    Read and write text files using Java IO classes. Use files to store logs and test output.

    File IO Reader Writer Logs
  2. 2

    Reading Properties Files for Configuration

    Load configuration values such as URLs and browser names from properties files. Keep environment settings out of code.

    Properties Configuration Environments
  3. 3

    Reading Excel Data with Apache POI

    Add the POI library and read test data from Excel sheets. Feed the data into data-driven tests.

    Apache POI Excel Data Driven
  4. 4

    Date Time and Random Data Utilities

    Generate timestamps and random values for unique test data. Format dates for reports and screenshots.

    Date Time Random Data Utilities
  5. 5

    Introduction to Maven and Dependencies

    Create a Maven project and manage libraries through the pom file. Understand the standard project structure.

    Maven Dependencies POM
  6. 6

    Packages Git Basics and Code Organization

    Organize code into packages and follow naming standards. Commit and push a Java project using Git.

    Packages Git Code Standards
04 Section 4 Selenium WebDriver and TestNG Framework Learners build robust browser automation using Selenium WebDriver with Java and organize it into a scalable TestNG based test framework. 6 modules 36 topics
M4.1 Selenium Setup and Browser Automation Basics Introduces the Selenium ecosystem and the first steps of driving a real browser from Java code.
  1. 1

    Introduction to Test Automation and Selenium Suite

    Understand when to automate and how Selenium WebDriver, IDE and Grid fit together. Review the automation pyramid and tool selection criteria.

    Automation Strategy Selenium Ecosystem
  2. 2

    Setting Up Eclipse, Maven and Selenium Dependencies

    Create a Maven project and add Selenium and browser driver dependencies. Verify the setup with a first running script.

    Maven Eclipse Project Setup
  3. 3

    WebDriver Architecture and Driver Management

    Explore how WebDriver communicates with browsers through drivers. Configure Chrome, Firefox and Edge using Selenium Manager.

    WebDriver Architecture Browser Drivers
  4. 4

    Launching Browsers and Basic Browser Commands

    Use get, navigate, back, forward, refresh, close and quit commands. Retrieve page title and URL for simple validations.

    Browser Commands Navigation
  5. 5

    Your First Selenium Test Script

    Write an end to end script that opens a site, performs an action and verifies the result. Learn to read and fix common startup errors.

    Scripting Debugging
  6. 6

    Browser Window Handling and Options

    Manage window size, position and maximize operations. Apply ChromeOptions for incognito, headless and notification settings.

    Browser Options Headless Mode Window Management
M4.2 Locators and Web Element Interaction Teaches how to find elements reliably and interact with every common type of web control.
  1. 1

    Inspecting the DOM and Using Developer Tools

    Read HTML structure and attributes using browser developer tools. Identify stable properties for automation.

    DOM DevTools
  2. 2

    Basic Locators: ID, Name, Class, Tag and Link Text

    Apply the eight Selenium locator strategies to find elements. Compare their speed and reliability.

    Locators findElement
  3. 3

    XPath Fundamentals and Axes

    Write absolute and relative XPath expressions with attributes, functions and axes. Handle dynamic elements with contains and starts-with.

    XPath Dynamic Elements
  4. 4

    CSS Selectors for Fast and Clean Locators

    Build CSS selectors using attributes, classes and hierarchy. Decide when CSS is better than XPath.

    CSS Selectors Locator Strategy
  5. 5

    Working with Text Boxes, Buttons, Checkboxes and Radio Buttons

    Perform sendKeys, click, clear and state checks on common elements. Validate isDisplayed, isEnabled and isSelected.

    WebElement Methods Form Handling
  6. 6

    Handling Dropdowns, Tables and Lists of Elements

    Use the Select class for dropdowns and findElements for groups of elements. Read data from static and dynamic web tables.

    Select Class Web Tables findElements
M4.3 Advanced Browser Interactions and Synchronization Covers complex user actions and the waiting techniques that make scripts stable.
  1. 1

    Implicit and Explicit Waits

    Understand why timing failures occur and how to remove them. Use WebDriverWait with ExpectedConditions.

    Implicit Wait Explicit Wait
  2. 2

    Fluent Wait and Handling Stale Elements

    Configure polling and ignored exceptions with FluentWait. Resolve StaleElementReferenceException in dynamic pages.

    FluentWait Exception Handling
  3. 3

    Alerts, Pop-ups and Authentication Dialogs

    Accept, dismiss and read JavaScript alerts and prompts. Handle basic authentication through the URL.

    Alerts Pop-ups
  4. 4

    Frames, Windows and Tabs

    Switch between iframes, child windows and tabs using window handles. Return control to the parent context safely.

    switchTo Window Handles iFrames
  5. 5

    Actions Class for Mouse and Keyboard Events

    Automate hover, drag and drop, double click, right click and key combinations. Build chained action sequences.

    Actions Class Mouse Events
  6. 6

    JavaScript Executor, Scrolling and File Upload

    Run JavaScript to scroll and click hidden elements. Automate file uploads and capture screenshots.

    JavaScriptExecutor Screenshots File Upload
M4.4 TestNG Fundamentals Introduces TestNG as the engine for organizing, running and reporting automated tests.
  1. 1

    Introduction to TestNG and Installation

    Learn why TestNG is preferred over plain Java main methods. Install the plugin and run the first test class.

    TestNG Setup
  2. 2

    TestNG Annotations and Execution Order

    Use BeforeSuite, BeforeTest, BeforeClass, BeforeMethod, Test and their After counterparts. Trace the exact order of execution.

    Annotations Lifecycle
  3. 3

    Test Attributes: Priority, Enabled, Timeout and Dependencies

    Control the order and conditions of test execution. Use dependsOnMethods and invocationCount effectively.

    Priority Dependencies Test Control
  4. 4

    Assertions: Hard Assert and Soft Assert

    Validate expected results using Assert methods. Compare the behavior of hard and soft assertions with SoftAssert.

    Assertions Validation
  5. 5

    testng.xml, Groups and Parameters

    Configure suites, tests and classes in testng.xml. Run groups and pass parameters from XML.

    testng.xml Groups Parameters
  6. 6

    Data Driven Testing with DataProvider

    Feed multiple data sets into one test using DataProvider. Separate test data from test logic.

    DataProvider Data Driven Testing
M4.5 Automation Framework Design with Page Object Model Guides learners in structuring reusable and maintainable framework code.
  1. 1

    Framework Types and Architecture Overview

    Compare linear, modular, data driven and hybrid frameworks. Plan the folder structure for a scalable project.

    Framework Design Architecture
  2. 2

    Page Object Model Concepts

    Represent each web page as a Java class with locators and actions. Understand the benefits for maintenance.

    POM Encapsulation
  3. 3

    Page Factory and FindBy Annotations

    Initialize elements using PageFactory and the FindBy annotation. Compare it with standard By locators.

    PageFactory FindBy
  4. 4

    Base Class, Utilities and Reusable Methods

    Create a base test class for setup and teardown. Build utilities for waits, screenshots and common actions.

    Base Class Utilities Reusability
  5. 5

    Reading Data from Excel, Properties and JSON Files

    Use Apache POI and Java libraries to read external data. Store configuration values in properties files.

    Apache POI Properties File JSON
  6. 6

    Building a Complete E-commerce Test Suite

    Apply POM to automate login, search, cart and checkout flows. Review the code for design improvements.

    End to End Testing POM Implementation
M4.6 Reporting, Logging and Execution at Scale Shows how to produce clear results and run tests efficiently across environments.
  1. 1

    Logging with Log4j2

    Add structured logs to track test execution and failures. Configure log levels and output files.

    Log4j2 Logging
  2. 2

    Extent Reports Integration

    Generate rich HTML reports with steps, status and screenshots. Attach reports to TestNG listeners.

    Extent Reports Reporting
  3. 3

    TestNG Listeners and Retry Analyzer

    Capture screenshots on failure using ITestListener. Rerun flaky tests with IRetryAnalyzer.

    Listeners Retry Analyzer
  4. 4

    Cross Browser and Parallel Execution

    Run tests on multiple browsers in parallel using testng.xml. Use ThreadLocal to keep drivers thread safe.

    Parallel Testing ThreadLocal Cross Browser
  5. 5

    Selenium Grid and Cloud Execution Basics

    Understand hub and node architecture and remote execution with RemoteWebDriver. Explore cloud testing platforms.

    Selenium Grid RemoteWebDriver
  6. 6

    Version Control and Jenkins Integration

    Push the framework to Git and trigger builds from Jenkins using Maven. Schedule runs and publish reports.

    Git Jenkins CI Basics
05 Section 5 API Testing and BDD with Cucumber Learners test REST APIs manually and with automation tools, then adopt Behavior Driven Development using Cucumber to build readable and maintainable test suites. 6 modules 36 topics
M5.1 REST API and Web Services Basics Builds a solid understanding of how web services and REST APIs work before any testing begins.
  1. 1

    Introduction to Web Services and APIs

    Understand what APIs are and how client and server applications communicate. Compare SOAP and REST at a high level.

    API Concepts Web Services SOAP vs REST
  2. 2

    HTTP Methods and Status Codes

    Learn GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE and the meaning of common response codes. Map each method to real application actions.

    HTTP Methods Status Codes CRUD
  3. 3

    Request and Response Anatomy

    Examine URLs, headers, query parameters, path parameters and request bodies. Read responses carefully to spot defects.

    Headers Parameters Payloads
  4. 4

    JSON and XML Data Formats

    Read and write JSON and XML structures used in API payloads. Practice navigating nested objects and arrays.

    JSON XML Data Parsing
  5. 5

    Authentication and Authorization Basics

    Explore API keys, basic authentication, bearer tokens and OAuth concepts. Understand how access control affects test scenarios.

    Authentication OAuth Tokens
  6. 6

    Planning API Test Scenarios

    Design positive, negative and boundary test cases for API endpoints. Prepare an API test checklist from documentation.

    API Test Design Negative Testing Documentation Review
M5.2 Manual API Testing with Postman Teaches learners to explore, validate and organize API tests using Postman.
  1. 1

    Postman Setup and First Requests

    Install Postman and send the first requests to a public API. Understand the workspace layout and response viewer.

    Postman API Requests Workspace
  2. 2

    Collections and Folders

    Organize requests into collections and folders for reuse. Document requests so teammates can follow them.

    Collections Organization Documentation
  3. 3

    Environments and Variables

    Use environment, global and collection variables to avoid hardcoded values. Switch between test environments quickly.

    Environments Variables Reusability
  4. 4

    Writing Tests and Assertions in Postman

    Add JavaScript test scripts to verify status codes, response times and body values. Interpret test results in the runner.

    Assertions Test Scripts Validation
  5. 5

    Pre-request Scripts and Chaining Requests

    Pass data from one response into the next request. Automate token generation and dynamic payloads.

    Pre-request Scripts Request Chaining Dynamic Data
  6. 6

    Data Driven Runs and Newman

    Run collections with CSV or JSON data files. Execute collections from the command line using Newman and generate reports.

    Collection Runner Newman Data Driven Testing
M5.3 API Automation with Rest Assured Moves from manual API checks to coded automation using Java and Rest Assured.
  1. 1

    Rest Assured Setup and Project Structure

    Create a Maven project and add Rest Assured and supporting libraries. Organize packages for API tests.

    Rest Assured Maven Project Setup
  2. 2

    Given When Then Request Syntax

    Write the first automated GET and POST tests using the fluent syntax. Understand how each part of a request maps to code.

    Given When Then GET and POST Fluent API
  3. 3

    Validating Responses and JSON Paths

    Assert on status, headers and body fields using matchers and JsonPath. Extract values for later use.

    JsonPath Matchers Response Validation
  4. 4

    Request Specifications and Reusable Builders

    Create request and response specifications to remove duplication. Centralize base URI and common headers.

    RequestSpecification Reusability Clean Code
  5. 5

    Serialization and Deserialization with POJOs

    Convert Java objects to JSON payloads and parse responses back into objects. Use Jackson or Gson for mapping.

    POJO Jackson Serialization
  6. 6

    Integrating Rest Assured with TestNG

    Run API tests as TestNG suites with groups, data providers and reports. Handle authentication and test data cleanup.

    TestNG Integration Data Providers API Suites
M5.4 Behavior Driven Development and Gherkin Introduces BDD principles and teaches learners to write clear Gherkin feature files.
  1. 1

    Introduction to BDD and the Three Amigos

    Learn why BDD improves collaboration between business, developers and testers. Understand the Three Amigos conversation.

    BDD Collaboration Three Amigos
  2. 2

    Gherkin Syntax and Feature Files

    Write features and scenarios using Given, When, Then, And and But. Follow naming conventions for clarity.

    Gherkin Feature Files Scenarios
  3. 3

    Writing Good Scenarios

    Apply declarative style and avoid UI-heavy or overly long steps. Refactor poor scenarios into clean ones.

    Scenario Design Declarative Style Refactoring
  4. 4

    Background, Scenario Outline and Examples

    Reduce repetition with Background and run one scenario against many data sets. Structure Examples tables effectively.

    Background Scenario Outline Examples Table
  5. 5

    Tags and Organizing Feature Files

    Use tags to group smoke, regression and module scenarios. Plan a folder structure for large projects.

    Tags Test Organization Regression Suites
  6. 6

    From User Stories to Acceptance Criteria

    Convert JIRA user stories into testable Gherkin scenarios. Review scenarios with a peer for completeness.

    User Stories Acceptance Criteria JIRA to Gherkin
M5.5 Cucumber with Java and Selenium Implements Gherkin scenarios in code and connects Cucumber with Selenium and TestNG.
  1. 1

    Cucumber Setup with Maven

    Add Cucumber, JUnit or TestNG dependencies and configure the IDE plugin. Run the first feature file.

    Cucumber Maven Configuration
  2. 2

    Step Definitions and Glue Code

    Generate and write step definitions that match Gherkin steps. Use parameters and regular expressions in steps.

    Step Definitions Glue Code Cucumber Expressions
  3. 3

    Test Runner and Execution Options

    Configure the runner class to select features, tags and plugins. Run subsets of scenarios from the command line.

    Test Runner Tags Execution CLI Run
  4. 4

    Hooks and Dependency Injection

    Use Before and After hooks for setup and teardown. Share state between steps using PicoContainer.

    Hooks PicoContainer Shared State
  5. 5

    Integrating Selenium with Cucumber and Page Objects

    Drive browser scenarios through step definitions that call page object methods. Keep steps thin and maintainable.

    Selenium Integration Page Object Model Maintainability
  6. 6

    Combining API Tests in Cucumber Scenarios

    Use Rest Assured inside step definitions for API setup and validation. Mix API and UI steps in one scenario.

    API in BDD Hybrid Testing Rest Assured
M5.6 BDD Reporting and API Framework Practice Wraps up the section with reporting, parallel execution and a hands-on framework build.
  1. 1

    Cucumber Reports and Extent Reports

    Generate HTML and JSON reports from Cucumber runs. Add screenshots and logs for failed scenarios.

    Cucumber Reports Extent Reports Failure Evidence
  2. 2

    Parallel Execution in Cucumber

    Run scenarios in parallel with TestNG and manage thread safe drivers. Diagnose flaky results caused by shared state.

    Parallel Execution Thread Safety Flaky Tests
  3. 3

    Configuration and Test Data Management

    Externalize URLs, credentials and environments using property files. Manage test data for API and UI scenarios.

    Properties Files Test Data Environments
  4. 4

    Logging and Debugging API and BDD Tests

    Add logging with Log4j and inspect request and response logs. Troubleshoot common step and API failures.

    Log4j Debugging Troubleshooting
  5. 5

    Hands-on Project: API and BDD Framework

    Build a small framework that combines Rest Assured, Cucumber and reporting against a sample application. Work in guided pairs.

    Framework Design Project Work Integration
  6. 6

    Project Review and Interview Preparation

    Present the project and review it against best practices. Practice common API testing and BDD interview questions.

    Code Review Interview Prep Presentation
06 Section 6 CI/CD, Performance Testing and Career Preparation Learners integrate automation suites into CI/CD pipelines, measure application performance, and prepare for interviews and real testing roles. 6 modules 36 topics
M6.1 Version Control with Git and GitHub Learners manage automation code collaboratively using Git workflows and GitHub repositories.
  1. 1

    Git Basics and Repository Setup

    Understand version control concepts and create local repositories. Practice init, add, commit and log commands on a test project.

    Git Version Control Commits
  2. 2

    Branching and Merging Strategies

    Create feature branches and merge changes into the main line. Learn how branching supports parallel test development.

    Branching Merging Workflow
  3. 3

    Resolving Merge Conflicts

    Identify and fix conflicts that arise when multiple testers edit the same files. Use diff tools and best practices to avoid repeat issues.

    Conflict Resolution Diff Collaboration
  4. 4

    GitHub Remote Repositories and Pull Requests

    Push automation projects to GitHub and raise pull requests for review. Learn code review etiquette for test code.

    GitHub Pull Requests Code Review
  5. 5

    Git Stash, Rebase and Tagging

    Use stash to save work in progress and rebase to keep history clean. Apply tags to mark framework releases.

    Stash Rebase Tags
  6. 6

    Project Structure and Gitignore Best Practices

    Organize an automation framework repository with proper ignore rules and README documentation. Prepare the project for pipeline integration.

    Gitignore Repository Design Documentation
M6.2 Build Management with Maven Learners automate builds and dependency management for test frameworks using Maven.
  1. 1

    Introduction to Maven and Project Object Model

    Learn Maven architecture and the structure of pom.xml. Create a Maven based automation project from scratch.

    Maven POM Project Setup
  2. 2

    Managing Dependencies and Repositories

    Add Selenium, TestNG and reporting libraries as dependencies. Understand local and central repositories and version handling.

    Dependencies Repositories Versioning
  3. 3

    Maven Lifecycle and Build Phases

    Walk through clean, compile, test, package and install phases. See how each phase affects test execution.

    Lifecycle Build Phases Goals
  4. 4

    Surefire Plugin and Running TestNG Suites

    Configure the Surefire plugin to run TestNG XML suites from the command line. Pass parameters and groups at runtime.

    Surefire TestNG Suites CLI Execution
  5. 5

    Maven Profiles and Environment Configuration

    Use profiles to switch between QA, staging and production settings. Control browsers and URLs without changing code.

    Profiles Environments Configuration
  6. 6

    Multi Module Projects and Build Troubleshooting

    Structure larger frameworks into modules and diagnose common build failures. Read Maven logs to find root causes quickly.

    Multi Module Debugging Build Logs
M6.3 Continuous Integration with Jenkins Learners build automated pipelines that run test suites on every code change.
  1. 1

    CI/CD Concepts and Jenkins Installation

    Understand continuous integration and delivery principles and the tester's role in them. Install and configure Jenkins locally.

    CI/CD Jenkins Setup
  2. 2

    Creating Freestyle Jobs for Test Execution

    Configure a Jenkins job that pulls code from GitHub and runs Maven tests. Review console output and build status.

    Freestyle Jobs Maven Integration Console Output
  3. 3

    Build Triggers and Scheduling

    Set up scheduled builds, polling and webhook triggers. Run nightly regression suites automatically.

    Triggers Cron Scheduling Webhooks
  4. 4

    Parameterized Builds and Jenkins Plugins

    Pass browser, environment and suite choices as build parameters. Install plugins for reports and notifications.

    Parameters Plugins Reports
  5. 5

    Jenkins Pipeline as Code

    Write a declarative Jenkinsfile with checkout, build, test and report stages. Store the pipeline alongside the project code.

    Jenkinsfile Declarative Pipeline Stages
  6. 6

    Email Notifications and Test Reporting in Pipelines

    Publish test reports and send build results to the team by email. Handle failures with clear alerts and retries.

    Notifications Reporting Failure Handling
M6.4 Cross Browser, Parallel and Cloud Execution Learners scale test execution across browsers, machines and cloud platforms.
  1. 1

    Selenium Grid Architecture

    Learn the hub and node model for distributed execution. Set up a basic grid on a local network.

    Selenium Grid Hub and Node Distributed Testing
  2. 2

    Running Tests on Remote WebDriver

    Configure RemoteWebDriver and capabilities to target grid nodes. Execute the same suite on multiple browsers.

    RemoteWebDriver Capabilities Cross Browser
  3. 3

    Parallel Execution with TestNG

    Run tests in parallel at method, class and suite levels. Make the framework thread safe using ThreadLocal.

    Parallel Testing ThreadLocal Thread Safety
  4. 4

    Docker for Test Environments

    Use Docker containers to spin up browsers and grid nodes quickly. Understand images, containers and compose files for testers.

    Docker Containers Docker Compose
  5. 5

    Cloud Testing Platforms Overview

    Explore cloud device and browser farms such as BrowserStack and Sauce Labs. Run an existing suite on cloud infrastructure.

    Cloud Testing BrowserStack Device Coverage
  6. 6

    Flaky Test Management and Execution Optimization

    Diagnose unstable tests and apply retry logic and smart waits. Reduce total suite runtime without losing coverage.

    Flaky Tests Retry Analyzer Optimization
M6.5 Performance Testing with JMeter Learners design and run load tests and analyze performance results using Apache JMeter.
  1. 1

    Performance Testing Fundamentals

    Understand load, stress, spike and endurance testing and key metrics such as response time and throughput. Learn when performance testing fits in the lifecycle.

    Load Testing Metrics Performance Types
  2. 2

    JMeter Installation and Test Plan Basics

    Install JMeter and explore its interface. Build a first test plan with a thread group and HTTP sampler.

    JMeter Test Plan Thread Group
  3. 3

    Recording Scripts and Using Samplers

    Record user journeys with the HTTP test script recorder. Edit samplers to model realistic web traffic.

    Script Recording HTTP Sampler User Journeys
  4. 4

    Parameterization, Correlation and Assertions

    Feed test data from CSV files and extract dynamic values from responses. Add assertions to validate correctness under load.

    CSV Data Correlation Assertions
  5. 5

    Listeners, Reports and Result Analysis

    Use listeners and the HTML dashboard report to study results. Identify bottlenecks from percentiles and error rates.

    Listeners Dashboard Report Bottleneck Analysis
  6. 6

    Running JMeter in Non GUI Mode and in Pipelines

    Execute load tests from the command line and integrate them into Jenkins. Apply good practices for distributed load generation.

    Non GUI Mode Jenkins Integration Distributed Load
M6.6 Career Preparation and Capstone Learners consolidate their skills through a capstone project and prepare for interviews and job roles.
  1. 1

    Capstone Project Planning and Framework Design

    Plan an end to end automation project covering UI, API and reporting. Define scope, architecture and deliverables.

    Project Planning Framework Design Scope Definition
  2. 2

    Capstone Build and Pipeline Integration

    Implement the capstone framework and connect it to GitHub, Maven and Jenkins. Demonstrate a fully automated run with reports.

    Integration End to End Automation Reporting
  3. 3

    Resume Building for Testing Roles

    Craft a resume that highlights tools, projects and measurable results. Tailor it to manual, automation and SDET openings.

    Resume Writing Portfolio Role Targeting
  4. 4

    Technical Interview Preparation

    Practice commonly asked questions on testing concepts, Java, Selenium, API and SQL. Learn how to explain framework design clearly.

    Interview Questions Framework Explanation Problem Solving
  5. 5

    Mock Interviews and Live Coding Practice

    Take part in mock technical rounds with live coding and scenario questions. Receive structured feedback on answers and communication.

    Mock Interviews Live Coding Feedback
  6. 6

    LinkedIn Profile, Job Search and Workplace Readiness

    Build a professional online presence and learn effective job search strategies. Understand agile team practices and expectations in the first months on the job.

    LinkedIn Job Search Agile Teams

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