Automation testing can feel chaotic when you are just writing random scripts. This course gives you a real framework using Selenium Webdriver with Java and TestNG. You will learn to write organized, optimized test cases from scratch. The instructor covers core Java concepts exactly where you need them, then builds up to a complete test automation framework. By the end, you will be able to design and lead an entire Selenium automation project, not just run a few tests.

This Course Offers

• A complete TestNG framework setup including annotations, groups, parallel testing, and report generation.
• Practical techniques for handling real testing challenges like iframes, alerts, windows, dropdowns, and auto suggestions.
• Page Object Model and Page Factory implementation for maintainable test code.
• Interview preparation with top questions and answers plus guidance on using ChatGPT for development.

Why We Love This Course

1. It is intensely practical. Sixty five detailed topics cover everything from launching browsers to handling broken links, authentication popups, and file uploads.
2. The instructor includes Eclipse techniques like debugging with breakpoints, aligning code, and adding Maven dependencies. These small efficiencies save hours of frustration.
3. You work with real project scenarios including a Selenium TestNG real time mini project that ties all concepts together.
4. The course was updated in April 2026, so the Selenium 4 features like partial screenshots are included. Over 17,000 students have enrolled, with strong ratings praising the clear explanations.

The instructor is an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Science with over a decade of teaching experience. If you are serious about moving into automation testing or want to lead testing projects, building a framework with Selenium and TestNG is a career level skill.

• Beginners in automation testing who want to move from manual to automated testing.
• Manual testers looking to add Selenium and TestNG to their skillset for better job opportunities.
• Developers who want to write automated tests for their own code.
• Anyone who has tried Selenium but ended up with messy, unmaintainable scripts. This course teaches you the framework approach.
• Students preparing for automation testing interviews who need both practical skills and question practice.
• Professionals who want to lead a Selenium automation project from the design stage.

• Core Java concepts are required.
• A computer with internet access to install Eclipse and necessary plugins.
• Basic understanding of web applications is helpful but not mandatory.

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