Full Automation Testing Bootcamp! Learn automation testing using Selenium Webdriver 4, Java, Cucumber BDD, TestNG & More
InstructorGianni BrunoInstruction covers sophisticated automation concepts including Driver Factories, Properties files, and multi-part Page Object Modelling.
The curriculum provides specific steps for downloading, configuring, and creating jobs within Jenkins to facilitate automated testing.
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A course roadmap slide titled Phase 1 Setup Module lists tools such as Java JDK, Apache Maven, and Eclipse with map pin icons.
A dark tech-themed graphic displays logos for Selenium WebDriver, Maven, Cucumber, Jenkins, and Java alongside a presenter.
A code editor window displays Java automation test code with Cucumber annotations, positioned next to a presenter wearing glasses and a black t-shirt.
A presenter stands beside a slide titled Gherkin Syntax that displays a feature file example and two groups of penguin mascots labeled Department 1 and Department 2.
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The curriculum lacks explicit instruction on Selenium Locators. One signal from a review created before the displayed update suggests this omission makes the course difficult for those without prior experience in element identification; while the update label indicates more recent content, it does not prove that this specific gap has been addressed.
One signal from a review created before the displayed update suggests potential issues with modern IntelliJ versions and outdated ChromeDriver download instructions; while the update label indicates more recent content, it does not prove these specific technical mismatches have been resolved.
The lack of locator instruction makes the course less suitable for absolute beginners, despite targeting aspiring SDETs. This signal predates the displayed course update; the update may have addressed it, but the update label does not prove that it was corrected.