Course Outline

Introduction to Selenium with Python for Government

  • Why Selenium is Essential for Web Testing in the Public Sector
  • Advantages of Using Python Over Other Languages for Test Automation for Government
  • Real-World Use Cases of Selenium and Python in Public Sector Applications

Installation and Setup for Government

  • Setting Up Python and Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) Such as PyCharm and VS Code
  • Installing Selenium and WebDrivers for Efficient Automation
  • Configuring Pytest as the Test Runner for Reliable Testing

Selenium 4 Architecture and Components for Government

  • Selenium IDE: Rapid Record-and-Playback Capabilities for Quick Prototyping
  • Selenium WebDriver: Robust Browser Automation APIs for Comprehensive Testing
  • Selenium Grid: Facilitating Parallel and Distributed Testing for Enhanced Efficiency

Python Scripting Essentials for Automation in Government

  • Fundamental Python Concepts for Testers
  • Working with Data Structures to Enhance Test Scripts
  • Utilizing Pytest for Assertions and Fixtures to Ensure Accuracy

WebDriver in Action for Government Applications

  • Navigating Web Applications Efficiently
  • Locating Elements Using Locators, CSS Selectors, XPath, and Relative Locators
  • Interacting with Forms, Alerts, iframes, and Dropdowns for Comprehensive Testing

Framework Design with Page Object Model (POM) for Government

  • Introduction to the Page Object Model
  • Building Reusable Page Classes for Enhanced Maintainability
  • Implementing Data-Driven and Keyword-Driven Tests for Flexibility

Advanced Test Automation Techniques for Government

  • Running Tests on Multiple Browsers to Ensure Compatibility
  • Parallel Testing with Selenium Grid and Pytest-xdist for Increased Efficiency
  • Strategies for Effective Cross-Browser Testing

Continuous Integration and Reporting for Government

  • Integrating Tests with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or GitLab CI for Seamless Workflow
  • Generating Comprehensive Reports with Allure or Pytest-html for Transparent Accountability
  • Best Practices for Version Control and Collaboration Using Git

Troubleshooting and Best Practices for Government

  • Addressing Common Issues with Locators, Waits, and Synchronization
  • Techniques for Stabilizing Flaky Tests to Ensure Reliability
  • Best Practices for Creating Maintainable Test Suites in the Public Sector

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • Basic experience in Python programming
  • Fundamental understanding of test automation principles
  • Knowledge of web applications and browser environments

Audience for Government

  • Testers
  • Developers
  • Quality Assurance (QA) automation engineers
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