OVERVIEW
The Certified Selenium Engineer with Java (CSE-Java) program is a professional certification designed to validate participants’ competency in automated web testing using Selenium WebDriver with Java. The program emphasizes practical application of Selenium automation concepts, Java-based test development, framework design, test execution, and long-term maintenance aligned with industry best practices.
Participants will gain structured knowledge of Selenium architecture, core WebDriver functionalities, synchronization techniques, element identification strategies, test execution management, and automation framework concepts. This certification ensures that candidates are capable of developing, executing, and maintaining reliable, scalable Selenium-based automation solutions in real-world testing environments.
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of Selenium and its role in test automation
- Develop automated test scripts using Selenium WebDriver with Java
- Apply effective element identification, synchronization, and browser handling techniques
- Design and implement structured Selenium automation frameworks
- Execute, analyze, and maintain Selenium test suites effectively
- Apply best practices for scalable, maintainable, and reliable automation solutions
4 Days (9.00am – 5.00pm)
The duration and delivery schedule can be customized based on certification or client requirements.
- Test Engineers
- QA Engineers
- Automation Testers
- Software Testers transitioning to automation
- Developers involved in test automation
PROPOSED OUTLINE/AGENDA
Day 1: Selenium & Java Fundamentals
- Icebreaker
- Introduction to trainer and program objectives
- Overview of test automation
- Introduction to Selenium and its components
- Selenium WebDriver architecture
- Java fundamentals for automation
- Object-oriented programming concepts used in Selenium
- Java environment setup for Selenium automation
Day 2: Selenium WebDriver Core Concepts
- Recap of Day 1 learning
- Locating web elements using different strategies
- Handling dynamic elements
- Best practices for element identification
- Handling user interactions (clicks, inputs, actions)
- Wait mechanisms (implicit and explicit waits)
- Handling alerts, frames, and multiple windows
Day 3: Selenium Frameworks & Test Execution
- Recap of Day 2 learning
- Test automation framework concepts
- Page Object Model (POM)
- Data-driven and keyword-driven framework approaches
- Executing Selenium test cases
- Handling exceptions and failures
- Test execution reporting concepts
Day 4: Advanced Selenium & Maintenance
- Recap of Day 3 learning
- Handling dynamic web applications
- Browser compatibility and cross-browser testing
- Selenium Grid overview
- Test maintenance strategies
- Reducing automation and technical debt
- Best practices for scalable Selenium automation
- Certification readiness guidance
- Program wrap-up
PROGRAM METHODOLOGY
- Certification-Aligned Instructor-Led Sessions – Structured and standards-based delivery
- Hands-On Selenium Coding Exercises – Practical script development
- Guided Framework Implementation – Applying architecture concepts
- Practical Demonstrations & Walkthroughs – Real-time learning
- Reflection & Knowledge Validation Sessions – Reinforcing competence and readiness
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