This document discusses automation testing, including what it is, why it is used, the automation testing process, and how to select an automation tool. Automation testing is done to test repeatable cases across browsers at high speed while reducing human effort and costs. The process involves selecting a tool, defining scope, planning tests, executing scripts, and maintaining the automation code. Selenium is recommended as it is open source, supports many languages and browsers, and has a large community.

2. Speaking Points
 What is QA?
 Manual QA
 What is Automation QA?
 Why Automation QA?
 Which Test Cases to Automate?
 Automation Testing Process
 How to Choose a Automation Tool?
 Selenium
 Sample Project

3. What is QA?

4. Manual QA

5. What is Automation
QA?

6. Why Automation Testing?
 Zero human interaction
 Execution speed
 Not bored
 High test Coverage
 Save time and cost
 Reusability

7. Which test cases to automate?
 Repeatable test cases
 Unable to do manually
Which test cases to do not
automate?
 Newly designed
 Change time to time
 Image verifications

8. Automation Testing Process?

9. 1. Testing tool selection
 As to the software type
 As to the budget
 Etc.

10. 2. Define scope
 Important features
 Technical feasibility
“The area to cover”

11. 3. Planning design & development
 Automation tools selection
 Framework design and its feature
 In scope and out of scope test cases
 Timeline plan
 Deliverables planning

12. 4. Test Execution
“Scripts are executed on this phase”
5. Maintenance
“Maintain when after new modification has
made”

13. Select Automation Tool
 Environment Support
 Scripting Language

14. Selenium
 Selenium Community is high
 Open source and free
 Supports with multiple languages
 Parallel execution
 Multiple browser support

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