Selenium with Java Automation
Build reliable browser tests with WebDriver, TestNG, and maintainable Java automation patterns.
Who this is planned for
Testers ready to move from manual web testing into Java-based browser automation.
Suggested starting point
Basic Java syntax and an understanding of web testing.
Proposed curriculum
Planned topics
This outline is provisional and may change before launch.
- 01
WebDriver foundations
Browser sessions, navigation, element interaction and driver lifecycle.
- 02
Reliable locators
CSS and XPath strategies, dynamic elements and maintainable selector choices.
- 03
Synchronization and browser contexts
Explicit waits, frames, windows, alerts and stale-element handling.
- 04
TestNG test design
Assertions, lifecycle hooks, data providers, groups and isolated tests.
- 05
Page Object patterns
Separate page behavior from test intent and manage reusable components.
- 06
Execution and diagnostics
Maven builds, parallel isolation, screenshots and CI failure investigation.
Skills to build
Planned learning outcomes
- Write independent WebDriver tests for core user journeys.
- Choose stable locators and condition-based waits.
- Organize data-driven suites with TestNG and Page Objects.
- Diagnose failures and run a suite from a CI pipeline.