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Generative AI + Selenium Course Content

 

Generative AI + Selenium  Course Content   


1. Introduction to Gen AI,
                    Artificial Intelligence (AI),
                    Machine Learning(ML) & Deep Learning 
 2. Explore ChartGPT : Feature and Capabilities
 3. Understand Key Terminologies 
    What are LLM Models
     Usage of Local/ Cloud LLM Models
    Prompt Engineering 
    Embeddings 
    Fine Tuning
 4. Explanation Selenium Page Factory Framework 
5. Selenium UI TestNG(Selenium Page Factory Framework) Testing with Gen AI
 6.Selenium UI Cucumber(Selenium Page Factory Framework) Testing with Gen AI
      Generating cucumber Feature, Scenarios, GIVE, WHEN THEN and Example
7.What is GitHub copilot and Some Code fixes Practices 
 8.Integration to IDE and usages 
 

Training Zoom meeting : 3 Hrs 

Training Type : Practical Oriented Workshop Program  [ use your laptops]

  • Start Date: 21 st  December 2024
  • Contact whatsApp only +91 891 947 3262

  • Session Timings ( Slot 1):
    • 02:30 PM IST (India Time)
    • 09:00 AM UK (London Time)
    • 05:00 PM MY (Malaysia Time)
  • Session Timings ( Slot 2):
    • 09:00 PM IST (India Time)
    • 09:30 PM MY (US CST Time)
    • 03:30 PM UK (London Time)
  • Pre-requisites for this training ( Download and Install your machine )
    • Intelij IDE
    • Install Java 
    • Install Maven 
    • Please follow steps to install above pre-requisites using this video link in channel .
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