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Automation QTP & Selenium 3) Java Programming 4) Python Programming 5) VB Scripting 6) SQL 7) Excel macros 8)

1 Composite Course covering significant technologies and tools Don t ever give any chance for your interview to reject you A special exclusive Course package for sure placement Course Contents 1) Manual Testing 2) Test Automation QTP & Selenium 3) Java Programming 4) Python Programming 5) VB Scripting 6) SQL 7) Excel macros 8) JIRA, ALM, SOAP UI, Jenkins etc. 9) Linux introduction & Basic Commands 10) Android Studio Create your first android app

2 Detailed Course Syllabus Manual Testing Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) : Water Fall Model Spiral Model V- Model Prototype Model Hybrid Model Agile (Scrum, XP). White Box Testing Loop Testing Path Testing Condition testing Memory Testing Performance Testing

3 Black Box Testing Functional Testing Integration Testing ( Incremental Integration Testing ) : Top Down Incremental Integration Testing,Bottom Up Incremental Integration Testing & Non Incremental Integration Testing ) System Testing Acceptance Testing Smoke Testing Exploratory Testing Adhoc Testing Performance Testing ( Load Testing, Stress Testing, Volume Testing, Soak Testing ) GlobalizationTesting (I18N,L10N) Compatibility Testing Regression Testing ( Unit Regression Testing/Retest, Regional Regression Testing, Full Regression Testing ) Software Test Life Cycle (Writing Test Plan, Preparing Traceability Matrix, Writing Test Execution Report/Summary Report, Retrospect Meeting /Triage Meetings), Defect Life Cycle (Difference between Bug, Defect, Failure, Error. Bugzilla (Defect Tracking Tool) Terminologies

4 Testing Terminology SDLC Models Test Life cycle Defect Life cycle Test case Preparation Functional Test Case Preparation GUI Test Case Preparation Test Data Preparation Test case Review Test Case Execution Smoke/Sanity Testing Retesting, Regression Testing Process Bug/Defect Report writing Bug or Defect Reporting and Tracking Test summary Report Preparation Excel using skills Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Project Management Requirement Management Special Types of Testing Test Case Design Defect Tracking Testing Metrics Bug Life Cyle Testing Fundamentals

5 Software Testing - Introduction - Importance Seven Fundamental Principles of Testing SDLC Vs STLC Software Testing Life Cycle - STLC explained Testing Interview Questions [mock interviews will be taken] Testing Techniques Equivalence Partitioning & Boundary Value Analysis Decision Table Testing State Transition Diagram Use Case Testing Testing Review Types Of Testing - The Mega List Software Testing Types Adhoc Testing Model Based Testing White Box Testing Black Box Testing etc Test Automation UFT - installation and basic programming Selenium Installation and basic programming

6 Testing Tools Test Management Tools Defect management Tools UFT Automation and VB Scripting Introduction to Automation and QTP What is automation? Why Automation Benefits of Test Automation Where to Begin? What to Automate? Tests that shouldn t be automated Basic Features of QTP Supporting Environments Version history Types of License Built-in features QTP Test Process Planning Generating Basic Tests Enhancing Tests Debugging Tests Running Tests Analyzing Test Results Reporting Defects

7 Key Elements of QTP Test Pane Active Screen Data Table Debug Viewer Missing Resources Information QTP Commands Recording & Running Tests Recording Process Running Process Recording Modes Object Repository Software objects Types of object in QTP Runtime Objects Test Objects Utility Objects Automation Objects Object Repository Types Local Repository Shared Repository

8 Operations on Object Repository Adding Objects Renaming Objects Deleting Objects Associating Object Repositories to an Action Exporting Local Objects Merging Repositories View Options Spying Objects Defining New Test Objects Object Identification configuration Normal Identification Mandatory Properties Assistive Properties Smart Identification Base filter Properties Option filter properties Ordinal Identifier Descriptive programming Advantages of Descriptive Programming Creating Library files using Constants /Collection objects Handling Dynamic Objects Handling duplicate Objects Retrieving Child Objects

9 Methods/Operations (Activate Click, Close, dbl click, Set, Set Secure, Select, Get Visible Text, Get Ro Property, Get Content,Get Items Count, Get Item, Sync, Navigate, Wait Property and Others...) Check points Inserting Check points Standard Checkpoint Text Checkpoint Text Area Checkpoint Bitmap Checkpoint Database Checkpoint Accessibility Checkpoint XML Checkpoint (From Application) Page Checkpoint Image Checkpoint Table Checkpoint Output values Standard Output value Text Output value Text Area Output value Synchronization Inserting Wait Statement Inserting Synchronization Point Increasing Tool Default Synchronization Time Sync method (only for web)

10 Parameterization Data Driven Testing through Loop statements Data Driven Testing through Data Table Importing Test Data from External files (Text and excel Files) Creating a Database, Tables and Entering Data Actions Types of actions Non-reusable Actions Re-Usable actions Environment Variables Built-in Variables User Defined Variables Defining, modifying and associating environment variables Loading Environment file during run-time Virtual Object Configuration Virtual Object Manager Defining a Virtual Object

11 Adding Comments Purpose of Comments Basic Syntax Comment a Block of Statements Uncomment a Block Recovery Scenarios Trigger events Pop-Up window Object State Test Run Error Application Crash Variables VB Script Fundamentals & Features Basic Features of VBScript Crating & Running a Script Data Types, Variables VBScript data types Declaring Variables and Option Explicit Statement Assigning Values to Variables Array Variables Operators Arithmetic Operators Comparison Operators Concatenation Operators Logical Operators Flow Control

12 VBScript Conditional Statements Running a statement if condition is true (Single line Syntax) Running a block of Statements if Condition is true Deciding among several Alternatives (Select Case Statement) Flow Control Do...Loop (Loops while or until a condition is True) While...Wend (Loops while a condition is true) For...Next: Uses a counter to run statements a specified number of times. For Each...Next (Repeats a group of statements for each item in a collection or each element of an array.) Library files Creating Library files Associating Library files Loading Function Libraries Generic Functions Project Specific Functions String Functions Excel Object Model Creating an Automation Object in Excel. Application class Create an Excel file, enter some data and save the file through VB script? Data Driven Testing through an External Excel Sheet

13 Databases Connections ADODB connection Object & Record set Object Test Database Creation & Collecting Test Data Databases Connections (Ms-Access, SQL Server and Oracle) Regular Expressions Understanding & Using Regular Expressions Handling Dynamic Objects Defining Regular Expressions Regular Expression Object Error Handling Methods Error Handling Methods in QTP Synchronization Exist Property Exit Statement On Error Statement On error Goto 0 Recovery scenarios

14 Framework Automation Framework, Types of Framework Creating Folder Structure Creating & Storing Automation Resources Organizing & Managing Resources Generating Driver Scripts Data Driven Framework Test Data Collection Ways of Parameterization Data Driven Framework Keyword Driven Approach Keywords Keyword Driven Approach Creating Functions Creating Test Automation resources Creating Organizer Spread sheet Generating the Driver Script Hybrid Framework Hybrid Automation Framework Keyword Driven & Data Driven Test Approach Advantages of Hybrid Approach

15 Selenium and Java Programming Java Programming Basics Why Java for Selenium Installing Java Installing Eclipse First Eclipse Project First Java program Concept of class file Datatypes in Java String class and functions Practical Examples on Strings handling Conditional Statements If else Switch case Practical Examples with conditions Loops While Loop For Loop Practical Examples with loops

16 Arrays Single Dimensional Arrays Two Dimensional arrays Practical usage of arrays in Selenium Operators What are Functions? Function Input Parameters Function Return Types Object Oriented Programming Local Variables Global Variables Static and Non-Static Variables Static and Non-Static Functions Creating Objects in Java Meaning of static Why is main method static? Object and Object References Call by reference and Value Overloading and Overriding Functions Access Modifiers Public/Private/Default/Protected Constructors Interface Usage of Objects in Selenium Inheritance Usage of Inheritance in Selenium Creating Packages Accessing Classes across Packages

17 Exception Handling Exception handing with try catch block Importance of exception handling Exception and Error Throwable Class Final and Finally Throw and Throws Different Types of Exceptions Need of exception handling in Selenium framework Automating Excel file Operations Creating/Opening XLS Files Reading/Writing Microsoft XLS Files Counting Rows and Columns Filling BG/Font Colors Practical Examples Automating Text File Operations Creating/Opening Text Files Reading/Writing Text Files Practical Examples

18 Automating Database Operations Connecting to Databases MySQL Oracle SQL Server Sending SQL Queries to Database Process the Results Practical Examples Selenium Introduction Introduction to Selenium and its Components what is Selenium? Who developed Selenium? Selenium Components Selenium IDE Installing Selenium IDE Creating your First Selenium IDE script How to use Locators in Selenium IDE How to enhance a script using Selenium IDE Creating and Running Tests Creating and Running Test Suite

19 Selenium WebDriver Introduction to WebDriver& Comparison with Selenium RC Installing Selenium WebDriver Architecture of selenium Web driver Creating your First Script in Web driver Inspecting properties of Elements Launching AUT in FireFox Launching AUT in InternetExplorer Launching AUT in Chrome Launching AUT in Safari Inspecting properties of Elements on different Browsers Installing FireBug and FirePath Creating FireFox Profile Automating Operations on various Elements Browser TextBox ListBox Links Check Box Radio Button HTML Tables Calendars

20 Automating Keyboard and Mouse Events Keyboard Events Drag & Drop Actions Mouse Hover Action Right Click, Double Click & Tool Tip Handling multiple Windows getwindowhandles() Switching between windows Handling elements present in different windows Handling Alerts accept() dismiss() gettext() sendkeys() Synchronization ImplicitWait WebDriverWait FluentWait PageLoadTimeout

21 TestNG What is TestNG? Advantages of TestNG over JUnit Why do we need TestNG in Selenium? Installing TestNG in Eclipse Creating a New TestNG Test File Test annotation Running the Test Checking reports created by TestNG Generating HTML Reports Annotations used in TestNG Validating Tests with Assertions Creating multiple Tests Prioritizing Tests Parameterizing Tests with dataprovider TestNGdataProvider with Excel Creating and Running Test Suites with TestNG.xml Parallel Test Execution with TestNG Cross Browser Testing using TestNG Automation Test Frameworks Keyword Driven Framework Data Driven Framework Hybrid Framework Page Object Model (POM) & Page Factory in Selenium

22 Why POM? Advantages of POM Creating POM Tests What is Page Factory? Creating Tests with Page Factory Selenium GRID What is Selenium Grid? When to Use Selenium Grid? What is a Hub and Node? How to Install and Use Grid 2.0? Designing Test Scripts That Can Run on the Grid Using the DesiredCapabilites Object Using the RemoteWebDriver Object Running a Sample Test Case on the Grid Sequential and Parallel Test Execution Running Tests on different Operating Systems Running Tests on different Browsers Python Programming 1: Introduction to Python Installation and Working with Python Understanding Python variables Python basic Operators Understanding python blocks

23 2: Python Data Types Declaring and using Numeric data types: int, float, complex Using string data type and string operations Defining list and list slicing Use of Tuple data type 3: Python Program Flow Control Conditional blocks using if, else and elif Simple for loops in python For loop using ranges, string, list and dictionaries Use of while loops in python Loop manipulation using pass, continue, break and else Programming using Python conditional and loops block Python String, List and Dictionary Manipulations

24 Building blocks of python programs Understanding string in build methods List manipulation using in build methods Dictionary manipulation Programming using string, list and dictionary in build functions 7: Python Object Oriented Programming Oops Concept of class, object and instances Constructor, class attributes and destructors Real time use of class in live projects Inheritance, overlapping and overloading operators Adding and retrieving dynamic attributes of classes Programming using Oops support Web Services Testing - SOAP UI

25 Home SOAP - Introduction SOAP - Messages SOAP - What is REST? Introduction Capabilities NG Pro Installation & Configuration WSDL Project TestSuite TestCase TestStep Request & Response Properties Property Transfer Logs Pane Assertions Troubleshooting Performance Testing Load Testing RESTful Web Services JDBC Connection JDBC Property JDBC Assertion SQL basics

Database, DBMS, SQL, MYSQL, MySQL bench Database design techniques Normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF, Primary and foreign Key) ER Modelling in MySQL How to create a database in MYSQL (Query, Forward

26 Database, DBMS, SQL, MYSQL, MySQL bench Database design techniques Normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF, Primary and foreign Key) ER Modelling in MySQL How to create a database in MYSQL (Query, Forward engineering) Select, Where, Insert, Delete, Update, OrderBy, Group, wildcards, regular expressions, auto increment, sub queries, joins and unions LINUX Linux Is not Unix, person Linus coded completely and released in 1991 Linux varieties

commands ls list everything in current directory

27 Android is a Linux distribution Red hat is for servers and workstations - commercial Basic Linux commands ls list everything in current directory (ls l, ls a, ls author, ls S, ls *.html, ls las > filename)

28 Hostname - cd -change directory cd.. takes back to previous directory cd / - takes to root directory rm filename to remove a file rm- r directory name -recursive delete clear- to clear all lines in CLI Pwd present or print working directory man commandname eg man ls- to get more details and options about any linux commands Who -users on the machine echo writes output on console echo $x prints value in x Su -switches to root user Su username switch to different user sudo executes that command with sudo permissions Vi editor to create or view any file cat - to view any file 1. cat > filename to create and enter contents in a file 2. cat file1 file2 displays both the file 3. cat file1 > file 2 - concatenate file 1 contents to file 2 4. cat n numbers every line and displays file content 5. cat b numbers only the non-blank lines and displays file content 6. cat s filename multiple blank lines gets converted into one and displays file content 7. cat E - displays each line with dollar at end of the line grep is similar to cntrl F in a file to search for a matching string 1. grep stringtosearch filename 2. grep i stringtosearch filename - - case insensitive search 3. grep n stringtosearch filename -search result along with line number 4. grep v stringtosearch filename - displays all other lines expect those lines that contains stringtosearch 5. grep c stringtosearch filename - displays only the number of times string matches

29 sort filename sorts contents alphabetically 1. Sort filename1 filename 2 2. Sort r filename - sorts and displays in reverse order 3. Sort n filename sorts in a numerical order Pipe ( ) combine two commands 1. E.g. grep searchstring filename sort r cp source destination - copies source to destination (if file is already there it overwrites by default) 2. cp i source destination interactive mode,cli asks confirmation to overwrite if file found - interactive 3. cp n will not overwrite no overwriting 4. cp u updates destination only when source is different from destination ie unique 5. cp R copy directories (with hidden files) recursive copy 6. cp v prints informative messages like what all files and folders copied verbose dot represents current working directory 1. e.g. cp sourcefilefullpath. mv source destination - moves file no copy is available in source path (like cut & paste) 2. mv i source destination - CLI asks for overwriting 3. mv u pastes to destination only when source is different from destination 4. mv v verbose,prints all line by line details mkdir foldername creates a new directory Creates a new folder with given name 1. mkdir p folder1 folder2 folder3 Creates folder1, folder2 and folder3 in current directory 2. mkdir {folder1,folder2,folder3} Another way of creating folder1, folder2 and folder3 in current directory 3. mkdir p folder/{folder1,folder2,folder3} Create a new folder and sub folders inside it rmdir foldername to delete a directory rmdir r foldername rmdir p folder1/folder2 rmdir v foldername prints detailed status while deleting

Understanding File Permissions ls l displays list of files with permissions and using above you can understand each files permissions settings first character denotes file types next set of 3* 3

30 Understanding File Permissions ls l displays list of files with permissions and using above you can understand each files permissions settings first character denotes file types next set of 3* 3 characters represents file permissions for current user, group and others Next 1 character denotes symbolic link Owner name Group name File Size in Kilo bytes Time Stamp For Changing File permissions 3 basic commands as below chmod to change file access permission(r,w,x) chown to change file owner details chgrp to change file group permissions e.g. -chmod u=rwx filename

= overwrites any previous permissions and sets read,write and execute permission for user -chmod u+x filename if user already has read and write permission and to add execute permissions -chmod u-w

31 = overwrites any previous permissions and sets read,write and execute permission for user -chmod u+x filename if user already has read and write permission and to add execute permissions -chmod u-w filename to cut write access for user -chmod g+x filename to give execute access for group -chown ownername filename to change ownership of filename to username -chmod u-w,o+w filename To cut write access for user and enable write access for others Working with Repositories Our ubuntu comes under Debian Systems and to install any software 1) we need to update ubuntu s repositories links by running sudo apt-get update 2) to install java from Ubuntu repositories sudo apt-get install java openjdk 3) Update java path in environment Vi ~/.bashrc export JAVA_HOME = jrepath in the machine export PATH = $PATH : path of bin directory Source.bashrc for terminal to get updated paths

Environment Variables Linux shell will look for bashrc

32 Compressing files tar cvf filetobecreated source file -- to zip in Ubuntu tar xvf tarfilename -- to unzip Environment Variables Linux shell will look for bashrc file for required software s path during run time Regular Expressions

list of processes to open any process from Command Line Interface just type

33 echo {22..99} Prints all numbers between 22 to 99 Processes in Linux top - -command to get list of processes to open any process from Command Line Interface just type process name eg cmd firefox opens a new firefox window and if you want to run that in background just enter bg firefox and if you want to run in UI enter fg firefox

ps ux lists process that user has started ps pid list process ids pidof firefox gives process id of firefox Kill pid kills given process id Creating Users Above are commands to create new user in

34 ps ux lists process that user has started ps pid list process ids pidof firefox gives process id of firefox Kill pid kills given process id Creating Users Above are commands to create new user in Ubuntu and to give root permissions just modify sudo file Visudo and add ALL permissions for the newly created user refer -

Remotely Access Linux Machines (secured Shell connection) Method1 No firewall Below method is by disabling firewall i.e. dropping ip table and is not practically recommended but just to understand

35 Remotely Access Linux Machines (secured Shell connection) Method1 No firewall Below method is by disabling firewall i.e. dropping ip table and is not practically recommended but just to understand concepts - Update- /etc/hosts with all master and slave ip address to communicate vice versa Method 2: password less ssh To create public and private key of current machine ssh keygen inside folder.ssh in home directory 2 files would get generated namely 1) id_rsa 2) id_rsa.pub Open public key file using cat *pub and copy contents Paste the copied public key inside ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file in the second machine Just type ssh ipaddr Other Network Commands To delete existing Ethernet ip address

36 Sudo ip addr del dev eth1 To add new ip address Sudo ip addr add /24 dev eth1 To restart network interface Sudo service network-manger restart

Java Programming Basics

Java Programming Basics Why Java for Selenium Installing Java Installing Eclipse First Eclipse Project First Java program Concept of class file Datatypes in Java String class and functions Practical Examples