SeU - Certified Selenium Engineer (CSE)

SeU - Certified Selenium Engineer (CSE) offers its participants the un-diluted Selenium experience. Other similar courses tend to cover non-Selenium topics such as TestNG, Reporting, CI, Cucumber etc, which tends to bulk up the course, but alter the focus on key features of Selenium that are crucial in practice. This is why SeU - Certified Selenium Engineer (CSE) allows the participants to focus more on the critical Selenium concepts, so they better understand how to implement Selenium into their daily work.

Another important differentiator is that Selenium United believes in the importance of practical training, which is why over 70% of the course consists of hands-on exercises, which allows participants to also gain experience and implement as they learn.

SeU - Certified Selenium Engineer (CSE) is a hands-on course that deals with the Selenium concepts in a very practical way (30% theory, 70% practical)

• This course is a comprehensive certification aimed at anyone involved in developing and implementing automated web app automation using Selenium
• This course also provides full coverage of web test automation using Selenium, including all relevant techniques and terminology from the most basic to the most advanced concepts
• SeU - Certified Selenium Engineer (CSE) is a 3-day course, followed by a 60-minute certification exam at the end of the last day.

Course outline

Chapter 0 - Course Introduction

• Rules of the Selenium United training and certification program
• Exam related information

Chapter 1 - Web UI Automation

• Introduction
• UI Automation with Actual Browsers
• UI Automation with Actual Browsers with Screen Size Simulation
• Using Headless Browsers
• Web UI Users Point of View

Chapter 2 - Selenium

• Introduction
• History
• Supporting Environments
• Suite
• Advantages/Disadvantages
• Selenium Architecture

Chapter 3 - Automating the Web Interface

• Introduction
• Agent/Driver Level Automation
• Launching/closing different browsers
• Navigation
• Inquire window and URL information
• Page Level Automation
• Inquire page level information
• Element Identification in depth
  • ID
  • Name
  • Class Name
  • Link Text
  • Partial Link Text
  • CSS Selectors – coverage of different variants
  • Xpath – coverage of different variants
• Element Level Automation
• State inquiry
• Basic Actions

Chapter 4 - Advanced Automation Constructs using Selenium

• Better Waiting
• Dropdown Handling using Select object
• Element Multi-Match Handling
• Nested Element Handling
• Upload File
• Handling Alert
• Handling Windows/Tabs
• Handling Frames
• Taking Screenshots
• JavaScript execution
• Action Chains
• Keyboard interaction
• Handling Cookies
• Headless Browser Automation with HtmlUnitDriver
• Fluent Waits

Chapter 5 - Putting Together a Basic Framework

• Long Exercise: Automating End To End Scenarios
• Creating WebAutomator class – Basic Refactoring
• EventFiringWebDriver and EventListener – Implementing centralized printing for various Selenium events and exceptions
• Page Object Design Pattern
• A simple customized structure
• Using Page Factories
• Pages as Loadable Components