Training - Java for Testers (QA)

Training - Java for Testers (QA)

PREREQUISITES 

• Must have knowledge of Manual testing 
• Good to know (but not necessary) basic knowledge of HTML Tags, Regular Expressions, CSS, XPath, Java, Eclipse – All mentioned topics are covered during the Workshop

(It Is mandatory to accomplish the training prerequisite conditions before nominating for the session)

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

All topics are introduced by examples and real-life experience learning, the topics are inclusive of learning by workshop and hands-on session. Certain topics are elaborated with live Case Studies to elaborate the subject matter.

SKILLS GAINED BY THIS COURSE 

• Automation Frameworks 
• Test Automation using Selenium, TestNG, and Hybrid Automation Framework Implementation, Java Basics, Selenium Design Patterns, End-to-End Exercises

COURSE DESIGNED FOR 

• Software Test Professionals, QA Managers and Architects, QA Specialists
• Manual Testers, Software Quality Control Engineers, Test Leads

COURSE DELIVERY**

Schedule

Day 1 – Module 1 - 2

Day 2 – Module 3

Day 3 – Module 4-5

** All Modules listed are covered during Workshop. However, Module Coverage and Day-wise coverage may vary based on Participants Need and Skillset. Some Modules may be covered early or later while some may require greater detailing than other modules. Day-wise break-up of Modules is only indicative, not to be considered as de-facto.

Day 1, 2, 3

1. Test Automation

Prerequisites to Automation

Test Automation Frameworks

Exercises

2. Java

OOP Introduction - Object-oriented Programming Concepts

Concepts

Overview of Object, Class, Inheritance, Interface, Package

Process and Threads

• Concepts
• Short Lab to see Process and Threads
• Multithreading explained during Lab

Introduction to Java

Overview of Java and its role in modern software development

• Java Variants

• OOP in Java Vs. OOP in C#, C++

Language Fundamentals

Keywords

Class and Objects

Practicals: Writing Java Classes

• Anatomy of Java Class
• Java class Syntax
• Data Types
• Java – Language Fundamentals (continued)
  • Explore Class Scope with Access Specifiers
  • Accessor and Mutator Methods – explore with getter, setter
  • Scope and Life of Access Specifiers
  • private, protected, public, default, static
  • static import

Array Declaration, Construction and Initialization

• Practicals: Using Arrays

Flow Control

• Practicals: Using Flow Control
• Java – Language Fundamentals (continued)

Practicals: Inheritance and Polymorphism

• Benefits of Encapsulation

Practicals: Overloading and Overriding Constructors

Practicals: Overridden and Overloaded Methods

Exceptions, and Assertions

• Practicals: Exception Handling

Java Annotations

• Practicals: Java Annotations

Java Support API Overview

5. Java – Language Fundamentals (continued)

Practicals: Generics and Collections