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Selenium with Java - Complete Automation Testing Course

Master the industry's #1 web automation testing tool. Build real frameworks, get placed at top companies.

🕑 80 Hours
🎓 Beginner to Advanced
💻 Online & Offline
💼 Placement Assistance

Course Overview

Selenium is the most widely used open-source web automation testing tool in the software industry. This comprehensive 80-hour course takes you from Java fundamentals to building enterprise-level test automation frameworks using Selenium WebDriver.

You will learn Java programming, Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, Maven, Page Object Model, data-driven testing, Selenium Grid, CI/CD with Jenkins, and Git version control. The course concludes with a live project where you build a complete automation framework from scratch.

Who should take this course: Fresh graduates, manual testers, developers wanting to learn test automation, and anyone aspiring to become an SDET or Automation Test Engineer.

Detailed Course Syllabus

1 Java Fundamentals +
  • Introduction to Java & JDK Setup
  • Variables, Data Types & Type Casting
  • Operators (Arithmetic, Relational, Logical, Assignment)
  • Control Flow — if/else, switch-case
  • Loops — for, while, do-while, enhanced for
  • Arrays — Single-dimensional & Multi-dimensional
  • Strings & String Methods
  • Methods — Declaration, Parameters, Return Types, Overloading
2 Java OOP Concepts +
  • Classes & Objects
  • Constructors — Default, Parameterized, Copy
  • Inheritance — Single, Multilevel, Hierarchical
  • Polymorphism — Method Overloading & Overriding
  • Abstraction — Abstract Classes & Interfaces
  • Encapsulation — Access Modifiers, Getters/Setters
  • this & super Keywords
  • static Keyword — Variables, Methods, Blocks
3 Collections Framework & Exception Handling +
  • List Interface — ArrayList, LinkedList
  • Set Interface — HashSet, LinkedHashSet, TreeSet
  • Map Interface — HashMap, LinkedHashMap, TreeMap
  • Iterators & Enhanced For Loop
  • Try-Catch-Finally Blocks
  • Throw & Throws Keywords
  • Custom Exceptions
  • File I/O — Reading & Writing Files
4 Selenium WebDriver Architecture & Setup +
  • Introduction to Selenium Suite (IDE, WebDriver, Grid)
  • Selenium WebDriver Architecture & How It Works
  • Setting Up Selenium with Eclipse/IntelliJ
  • ChromeDriver, GeckoDriver, EdgeDriver Configuration
  • First Selenium Script — Launch Browser, Navigate, Close
  • Browser Options & Capabilities
  • Headless Browser Testing
5 Locator Strategies +
  • Locating Elements — ID, Name, ClassName, TagName
  • LinkText & Partial LinkText
  • CSS Selectors — Syntax, Pseudo-classes, Combinators
  • XPath — Absolute vs Relative
  • XPath Functions — contains(), text(), starts-with()
  • XPath Axes — following-sibling, parent, ancestor, descendant
  • Dynamic Element Handling Strategies
  • findElement vs findElements
6 Web Element Interactions +
  • Click, SendKeys, Clear, Submit, GetText, GetAttribute
  • Handling Dropdowns — Select Class Methods
  • Handling Checkboxes & Radio Buttons
  • Handling Alerts — Accept, Dismiss, SendKeys, GetText
  • Handling Frames & iFrames — switchTo().frame()
  • Handling Multiple Windows & Tabs
  • Handling Web Tables — Static & Dynamic
  • Actions Class — Mouse Hover, Drag & Drop, Double Click, Right Click
  • JavaScriptExecutor — Scrolling, Click, Highlight Elements
  • Handling File Uploads & Downloads
  • Screenshots — Full Page & Element Level
7 Synchronization (Waits) +
  • Why Synchronization is Needed
  • Implicit Wait — Global Timeout
  • Explicit Wait — WebDriverWait & ExpectedConditions
  • Fluent Wait — Polling Interval & Ignoring Exceptions
  • Thread.sleep() — When & Why to Avoid
  • Custom Wait Conditions
  • Handling AJAX Calls & Dynamic Content
8 TestNG Framework +
  • Introduction to TestNG & Installation
  • TestNG Annotations — @Test, @BeforeMethod, @AfterMethod, @BeforeClass, @AfterClass, @BeforeSuite, @AfterSuite
  • Assertions — Hard Assert & Soft Assert
  • Test Prioritization & Dependency
  • Grouping Tests & Running Specific Groups
  • DataProvider — Parameterized Testing
  • Parameters from testng.xml
  • Parallel Test Execution
  • TestNG Listeners — ITestListener, IReporter
  • TestNG Reports — Default & ExtentReports Integration
  • Retry Failed Tests — IRetryAnalyzer
9 Page Object Model & Page Factory +
  • What is Page Object Model (POM) & Why Use It
  • Creating Page Classes — Locators & Methods
  • Page Factory — @FindBy, @FindBys, @FindAll
  • initElements() & Lazy Initialization
  • Base Page & Base Test Classes
  • Implementing POM in Real Project
  • Best Practices for Page Object Design
10 Maven Build Tool & Dependency Management +
  • Introduction to Maven & Project Structure
  • pom.xml — Dependencies, Plugins, Properties
  • Maven Lifecycle — clean, compile, test, package
  • Adding Selenium, TestNG, and Other Dependencies
  • Maven Surefire Plugin for Test Execution
  • Maven Profiles for Environment Management
  • Running Tests via Maven Command Line
11 Data-Driven Testing +
  • Reading Data from Excel (Apache POI)
  • Reading Data from CSV Files
  • Reading Data from JSON Files
  • Reading Data from Properties Files
  • TestNG DataProvider with External Data Sources
  • Configuration Management — config.properties
  • Environment-Specific Test Data Management
12 Selenium Grid & Cross-Browser Testing +
  • Selenium Grid Architecture — Hub & Node
  • Setting Up Selenium Grid 4
  • Configuring Nodes for Different Browsers
  • Running Tests on Remote Machines
  • Cross-Browser Testing Strategy
  • Cloud Testing Platforms (BrowserStack, Sauce Labs Overview)
13 Git & GitHub Version Control +
  • Introduction to Version Control & Git
  • Git Commands — init, add, commit, push, pull, clone
  • Branching & Merging Strategies
  • Pull Requests & Code Reviews
  • Resolving Merge Conflicts
  • .gitignore for Selenium Projects
14 CI/CD Integration with Jenkins +
  • Introduction to CI/CD Concepts
  • Jenkins Installation & Configuration
  • Creating Jenkins Jobs for Selenium Tests
  • Integrating Maven + TestNG + Jenkins
  • Scheduling Test Runs — Cron Jobs
  • Email Notifications on Test Results
  • Jenkins Pipeline Basics
15 Reporting & Logging +
  • TestNG Default Reports
  • ExtentReports — Setup & Integration
  • Attaching Screenshots to Reports
  • Allure Reports Overview
  • Log4j2 — Logging Framework Integration
  • Custom Reporting Utilities
16 Live Project & Framework Building +
  • Building a Complete Hybrid Automation Framework from Scratch
  • Framework Architecture Design
  • Implementing POM + Data-Driven + Keyword-Driven Approach
  • Utility Classes — Browser Factory, Config Reader, Excel Reader
  • Test Execution & Parallel Running
  • Report Generation & Email Integration
  • Git Repository Setup & CI/CD Pipeline
  • Code Review & Best Practices
  • Interview Preparation — Top Selenium Questions
  • Resume Building & Mock Interviews

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need prior Java experience to join this Selenium course?+
No! Our course starts with Java fundamentals from scratch. We cover variables, OOP concepts, collections, and exception handling in the first 3 modules before moving to Selenium. Complete beginners are welcome.
What is the course duration and schedule?+
The total course duration is 80 hours. Weekday batches run 1.5-2 hours daily (Mon-Fri), and weekend batches run 3-4 hours (Sat-Sun). Typical completion time is 2-3 months depending on the batch type.
Will I work on a real-world project during the course?+
Yes! You will build a complete hybrid test automation framework from scratch on a live web application. This includes implementing Page Object Model, data-driven testing, reporting, CI/CD integration, and version control with Git.
Is Selenium still relevant in 2025-2026? Should I learn it?+
Absolutely! Selenium remains the most demanded automation testing tool in the industry. Over 70% of automation testing job postings require Selenium skills. It has a massive community, supports all major browsers, and integrates with virtually every CI/CD tool.
What is the difference between Selenium WebDriver and Selenium IDE?+
Selenium IDE is a record-and-playback browser extension for basic test creation. Selenium WebDriver is a powerful programming API that lets you write sophisticated test scripts in Java, Python, or other languages. Our course focuses on WebDriver as it's the industry standard for professional automation.
Do you provide placement assistance after course completion?+
Yes! We provide comprehensive placement support including resume building, LinkedIn profile optimization, mock interviews, aptitude preparation, and direct referrals to our network of hiring partners at top MNCs and startups.
Can I attend the course online from anywhere?+
Yes! Our online batches are live and interactive (not pre-recorded). You can attend from anywhere in India or globally via Zoom/Google Meet. You'll also get lifetime access to recorded sessions for revision.
What is Page Object Model and why is it important?+
Page Object Model (POM) is a design pattern that creates a separate class for each web page, separating test logic from page elements. It makes your framework maintainable, reusable, and scalable. Every company expects POM knowledge — we dedicate an entire module to mastering it.
Will I get a certificate after completing the course?+
Yes, you receive a course completion certificate from RM Infotech Private Limited upon successfully completing the course and project work. This certificate is recognized by industry employers.
Do I have to pay the full fee upfront?+
We do not offer EMI or installment options for individual courses. However, you can attend a few trial classes first and pay only after you're satisfied with the training quality. This way, you can experience our teaching methodology risk-free before committing.

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