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Java and Selenium Assignment

Part 1

Java Homework Assignment


Objective:
The goal of this assignment is to reinforce your understanding of core Java concepts, object-
oriented programming (OOP), and problem-solving skills. You will develop a simple
application, implement classes, and practice using collections and exception handling.

Part 1: Basic Java Concepts


1. Create a Java Console Application:
- Start by creating a new Java project named `StudentManagementSystem`.
- Inside this project, create a main class called `Main`.

2. Implement a `Student` Class:


- Define a `Student` class with the following attributes:
- `String name`
- `int age`
- `String studentId`
- `List<String> courses`

- Implement the following methods:


- A constructor to initialize `name`, `age`, and `studentId`.
- A method `void enrollCourse(String course)` to add a course to the `courses` list.
- A method `void printStudentInfo()` to display the student’s name, age, student ID, and a
list of enrolled courses.

3. Object Creation and Management:


- In the `Main` class, instantiate three `Student` objects, each with different details.
- Enroll each student in 2–3 different courses.
- Print the details of each student using the `printStudentInfo()` method.
Part 2: Collections and Exception Handling
4. Manage a List of Students:
- In the `Main` class, create a `List<Student>` to store the student objects.
- Add the three `Student` objects to this list.
- Write a method `Student findStudentById(String studentId)` that searches for a student in
the list by their `studentId` and returns the `Student` object. If the student is not found,
throw an appropriate exception with a custom message.

5. Exception Handling:
- Modify the `Main` class to handle the exception thrown by `findStudentById`.
- If an exception occurs, display a message like: "Student with ID [ID] not found."

Part 3: Optional (Bonus)


6. Advanced Features:
- Implement sorting of students by their `name` using `Collections.sort()` and a custom
`Comparator`.
- Allow users to input new students and enroll in courses through the console.

Submission Guidelines:
- Submit your Java project as a ZIP file, including all `.java` files and a README explaining
how to run the program.
- Ensure your code is well-commented and follows Java naming conventions.
Part 2

Selenium Homework Assignment


Objective:
This assignment evaluates your advanced knowledge of Selenium WebDriver, automation
frameworks, and test automation best practices. You will create an automated test suite,
implement a custom reporting mechanism, and optimize your test execution strategies.

Part 1: Setting Up the Automation Framework


1. Framework Setup:
- Create a Selenium-based test automation framework using your preferred programming
language (e.g., Java).
- Use Maven or Gradle for managing Java dependencies.
- Implement the Page Object Model (POM) design pattern to structure and organize your
test code.

Part 2: Writing Test Cases


2. Automate the Following Test Scenarios on an E-Commerce Website:
- Use a demo e-commerce site such as Automation Practice (http://automationpractice.pl)
or a similar site.
1. User Login: Test the login functionality with both valid and invalid credentials.
2. Product Search: Automate the process of searching for a product, verify that results are
displayed correctly, and ensure the correct product can be selected.
3. Add to Cart: Automate adding a product to the cart and verify that the cart updates
accordingly.
4. Checkout Process: Automate the checkout process, including entering shipping
information, selecting payment methods, and confirming the order.
- Ensure tests are data-driven by using an external data source (e.g., Excel, JSON, or CSV
files).

Part 3: Cross-Browser Testing


3. Cross-Browser Testing:
- Implement cross-browser testing to run your tests on at least three different browsers
(e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
- Set up your framework to support running tests in parallel across different browser
instances.
Submission Guidelines:
- Submit your automation framework as a ZIP file with all relevant code, configuration files,
and a README explaining how to run the tests.
- Include reports generated from the test execution.
- Ensure your code follows industry best practices, is well-documented, and adheres to
naming conventions.

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