Selenium With C# Training
Comprehensive guidance on utilizing the open-source automated testing tool Selenium with the C# programming language is provided by Selenium with C# Training. In order to ensure quality and performance across many browsers and systems, participants learn how to develop test scripts for automating web applications, troubleshooting, and effectively conducting tests.
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
Selenium With C# Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
QA Automation Engineers: Experts in quality assurance who want to study Selenium with C# to improve their automation testing abilities.
Software Testers: Software testers are manual testers that want to advance to automated testing and develop their C# scripting skills.
Developers: Software developers who want to learn more about automated testing and how to use Selenium for testing web applications.
IT professionals: Those who test online applications and wish to integrate automation tools into their processes.
Automation Novices: Those new to the automation testing space and wish to begin learning about Selenium and C#.
QA Automation Engineer: A QA automation engineer is responsible for writing and running automated test scripts to guarantee the functionality and quality of web applications.
Test Automation Developer: Using C# and Selenium, create, manage, and enhance automated test frameworks and scripts.
Software Test Engineer: Software test engineers find problems and ensure applications satisfy quality standards by conducting automated and human testing.
SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test): An SDET is a hybrid position that combines testing with software development to produce automated test frameworks and solutions.
As the need for automation skills grows, technology, e-commerce, healthcare, and finance sectors are actively looking for automation workers in the USA and Canada. These industries offer competitive pay and room for advancement.
- Manual versus automation
- Selenium ecosystem overview
- Fundamentals of C# for automation
- Setting up.NET with Visual Studio
- Setting up Selenium WebDriver for C#
- Conducting the initial automated browser test
- Practical: Open a browser and visit websites
- Locating elements: CSS Selector, XPath, ID, Name, and Class
- Using tools for browser developers
- Using web elements (click, type, submit)
- Managing buttons, forms, and connections
- Composing stable locators
- Practical: Automate the login process
- Problems with dynamic webpages
- Explicit vs. Implicit Waiting
- Expected Conditions and WebDriverWait
- Managing material from AJAX
- Avoiding flaky examinations
- Practical: Automate dynamic content
- Managing dropdown menus
- Hover and drag-and-drop mouse actions
- Keyboard operations
- Pop-ups and alerts
- iFrames and Frames
- Practical: intricate form automation
- Overview of MSTest and NUnit
- Organising test projects
- Validations and assertions
- Techniques for setup and disassembly
- Strategies for executing tests
- Practical: Construct an organised test suite
- Tests with parameters
- Reading information from JSON, CSV, and Excel
- External sources of data
- Enhancement of test coverage
- Test logic that is reusable
- Practical: Test scenarios with multiple inputs
- Design pattern for the Page Object Model (POM)
- Reusable parts and equipment
- Recording and reporting
- Failure screenshots
- Techniques for code maintainability
- Practical: Transform the project into a POM framework
- Fundamentals of version control (Git)
- Conducting testing without a head
- Overview of cross-browser testing
- Concepts of CI/CD integration
- Presentation and evaluation of the project
- Capstone Project: A real web application’s end-to-end automation framework
While not necessary, a basic understanding of C# is beneficial.
Yes, everything begins with the basics.
MS Test and Unknit are frequently used.
Yes, including reporting, data-driven testing, and POM.
With some restrictions, the majority of common web applications can be automated.
Indeed, both conceptually and practically.
Indeed, it is the suggested setting for development.
Yes, by the end, a complete automation framework has been created.
No, Appium is usually used for mobile automation.
Test Automation Engineer, SDET, Automation Tester, and QA Engineer.
We currently offer online sessions with flexible weekday/weekend batches for 8 weeks. All sessions are recorded. You’ll have access to the recordings, along with support from instructors and peers in our learning portal.
You can register via our website https://checkmateittech.com/, or reach out to our support teams via phone, email, or WhatsApp. We’ll help you with batch schedules and payment options.
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Job opportunities in USA and Canada
QA Automation Engineer: A QA automation engineer is responsible for writing and running automated test scripts to guarantee the functionality and quality of web applications.
Test Automation Developer: Using C# and Selenium, create, manage, and enhance automated test frameworks and scripts.
Software Test Engineer: Software test engineers find problems and ensure applications satisfy quality standards by conducting automated and human testing.
SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test): An SDET is a hybrid position that combines testing with software development to produce automated test frameworks and solutions.
As the need for automation skills grows, technology, e-commerce, healthcare, and finance sectors are actively looking for automation workers in the USA and Canada. These industries offer competitive pay and room for advancement.
