Automation Testing
Choose stable checks that are worth automating.
Some programming ability and test-design knowledge help. Confirm the language and framework before joining.
Compare manual testing, automation and Selenium pathways. Learn to connect requirements, reproducible checks and clear defect reporting before deciding how much automation to add.
Good testing begins with understanding expected behaviour and meaningful risks. Programming helps with automation, but test design remains essential. Compare the language, browser or API tools, reporting approach and troubleshooting practice in the selected programme.
Choose stable checks that are worth automating.
Some programming ability and test-design knowledge help. Confirm the language and framework before joining.
Locate and interact with meaningful page elements.
Programming fundamentals and a basic understanding of web pages help. Ask which language and test runner are used.
Turn requirements into test scenarios and test cases.
Basic computer skills and attention to detail are useful. Programming requirements differ between manual and automation pathways.
Translate a requirement into meaningful test cases.
Basic computer use and careful observation are useful. No automation framework is needed to begin discussing test design.
Bring your current skills, a target task and any questions about tools or practice access. Ask for the exact syllabus and current batch information before enrolling.
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