ENTERPRISE AUTOMATION CURRICULUM
Production-Grade Automation Courses for Real-World Quality Engineering
Practical video courses and advanced curriculums trusted by thousands of engineers across Test Automation University, freeCodeCamp, Test Mu AI (formerly LambdaTest) and self-paced masterclasses. Grounded in daily enterprise SDET practice, not toy sample apps.
TEST AUTOMATION UNIVERSITY (TAU) • 100% FREE • BEGINNER TO ADVANCED
Playwright & Agentic AI: Building Autonomous
Test Frameworks
The SDET field is moving beyond manual script maintenance into autonomous test orchestration. In this official Test Automation University course, you will learn how to integrate Playwright with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to plan, generate, and heal end-to-end tests using AI agents and specialized skills. Production patterns built for real codebases, not toy demo apps.
Core Concepts Covered:
The Agentic Shift: Transitioning from rigid test scripts to intelligent orchestration
Playwright MCP Infrastructure: Connecting Playwright to the Model Context Protocol
Playwright Test MCP Triad: Implementing autonomous Planner, Generator, and Healer agents
Playwright CLI & Skills: Running skill-based agentic workflows directly from terminal environments
Enterprise Scaling: Structuring subagents and specialized skills for enterprise automation suites
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FREECODECAMP • BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE
Selenium WebDriver with Java: From Basics
to Framework Architecture
A complete foundational course built for QA engineers who want to move beyond manual testing. Learn locator strategies, WebDriver APIs, and how to construct a resilient Page Object Model framework that survives real enterprise systems.
Complements the 'Selenium 4 Beginners' and 'Core Java' book guides.
Core Concepts Covered:
Project Setup and First Test: Configuring Selenium with Java and writing your first automated browser test from scratch
Page Object Model: Structuring tests with a design pattern that separates page interaction from test logic, making your suite easier to maintain as it grows
Working with WebElements: Interacting with radio buttons, checkboxes, tables, links, dropdowns, dates, and using JavaScriptExecutor to scroll elements into view
Selenium Interfaces and Methods: Capturing screenshots, handling modals, and working with information, confirmation, and prompt alerts
Frames and Windows: Switching between frames using string, index, and WebElement references, and navigating multiple browser windows
Wait Strategies: Controlling test timing with explicit waits, fluent waits, implicit waits, and page load timeouts so tests handle dynamic content without flaking
Advanced Interactions: Simulating mouse movements and keyboard events to replicate complex real-world user behavior
100% FREE • Test Mu AI (formerly LambdaTest) • INTERMEDIATE
TestNG: Java Test Frameworks for
Enterprise Automation
TestNG is the backbone of most enterprise Java test automation suites. This course covers everything you need to move beyond writing individual test methods and start building a structured, organized, and scalable test suite. You will learn how enterprise teams configure, group, sequence, and run their tests with full reporting from day one.
Complements the 'Getting Started with TestNG' book guide.
Core Concepts Covered:
TestNG Fundamentals: Understanding what TestNG is and why it became the standard Java testing framework for enterprise automation teams
Annotations: The full lifecycle including @Test, @BeforeMethod, @AfterMethod, @BeforeClass, and @AfterClass, and when to apply each
Writing and Organizing Tests: Structuring test files and methods so TestNG can discover, run, and report on them correctly
Assertions: Validating expected outcomes so test failures surface the right information rather than cryptic stack traces
Parameterization: Running the same test across multiple data inputs without duplicating code
Handling Failed Tests: Configuring TestNG to retry, skip, or isolate failures so one bad test does not block the rest of the suite
Page Object Model: Applying the Page Object design pattern inside a TestNG project structure
Parallel and Cross-Browser Testing: Running tests simultaneously across classes or methods and executing them across multiple browsers from a single configuration
Geolocation Testing: Testing location-aware web application behavior using Selenium and TestNG together
REAL-WORLD ENGINEERING IMPACT
What Engineers Are Building After These Courses
Tested patterns applied across enterprise production systems, framework migrations, and SDET career transitions.
Engineers who complete these courses go on to build frameworks their teams actually maintain, lead automation initiatives at their companies, and make the move from functional QA into engineering roles with results they can point to.
The architecture decisions covered here are the same ones that appear in production codebases every day, not exercises invented for a tutorial environment.
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Live Training:
Individuals & Engineering Teams
Free courses give you the foundation. Live training takes you further with direct access to real-time code reviews, architecture feedback, and framework construction sessions where you build alongside an active practitioner. Attendance is capped to make sure every participant gets individual attention.
TRACK 1: Individual SDET Track
Structured cohorts for working QA engineers ready to move into SDET and test architecture roles. Each intensive covers framework construction, architecture decisions, and autonomous test patterns built for real production environments.
Live Interactive Builds: Code enterprise frameworks together from scratch
Architecture Reviews: Direct feedback and audits on your test structure
Modern Stack Focus: Playwright, TypeScript, and Agentic AI workflows
Small Group Limit: Capped attendance to ensure individual code review
Cohort Schedule: Opening Periodically
TRACK 2: Team Training
Tailored workshops for engineering teams looking to scale automation, modernize their test architecture, and establish a Playwright and TypeScript framework standard across production systems.
Tailored To Your Stack: Training anchored to your application workflows
Framework Migration Roadmaps: Proven steps to replace brittle suites
Production SDET Practitioner: Delivered by an active enterprise engineer
Pipeline Ready: CI/CD integration, parallelization, and reporting
Capacity: Team capacity books 1 to 2 quarters out. Inquire early.
Both tracks open on a rolling schedule. Inquire early to secure team workshop capacity or get notified when the next individual cohort opens.