Free 2 Weeks SDET Class
Thu, Jul 25
|Chantilly
Free 2-Week SDET Course Overview (8 Sessions) This free 2-week course is designed to introduce participants to the basics of software development and testing. By the end of the course, participants will be able to install necessary software, create their first Java application and many more.
Time & Location
Jul 25, 2024, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Chantilly, 14325 Willard Rd # 102, Chantilly, VA 20151, USA
About the event
Course Title: Introduction to SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test)
Duration: 2 Weeks (8 Sessions)
Course Objective: This free 2-week course is designed to introduce participants to the basics of software development and testing. By the end of the course, participants will be able to install necessary software, create their first Java application, understand print statements, work with variables, and implement if statements.
Week 1: Setting Up and Java BasicsSession 1: Introduction and Software Installation
- Topics Covered:Introduction to SDET Overview of the course structure Installation of Java Development Kit (JDK) Installation of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) such as IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse
- Homework: Ensure that Java and the IDE are installed correctly on your system.
Session 2: Creating Your First Java Application
- Topics Covered:Setting up a new Java project in the IDE Understanding the structure of a Java application Writing and running your first "Hello, World!" Java program
- Homework: Create and run a simple Java program that prints a custom message.
Session 3: Understanding Print Statements
- Topics Covered:Different types of print statements in Java (System.out.print and System.out.println) Using escape sequences in print statements
- Homework: Write a Java program that prints a multi-line message using different print statements.
Session 4: Variables in Java
- Topics Covered:Understanding different types of variables (int, double, String, etc.) Declaring and initializing variables Performing basic operations with variables
- Homework: Write a Java program that declares different types of variables and prints their values.
Session 5: Introduction to If Statements
- Topics Covered:Understanding the syntax and structure of if statements Writing basic conditional statements
- Homework: Write a Java program that uses if statements to print messages based on different conditions.
Session 6: Advanced If Statements
- Topics Covered:Working with else and else-if statements Nesting if statements Logical operators in conditions
- Homework: Write a Java program that uses nested if statements and logical operators to determine outcomes based on multiple conditions.
Session 7: Introduction to Software Testing
- Topics Covered:Overview of software testing and its importance Basic testing concepts and terminology Writing your first test cases
- Homework: Create a simple test plan for a Java application.
Session 8: Final Project and Q&A
- Topics Covered:Introduction to the final project Guidelines and expectations Q&A session to address any remaining questions
- Homework: Complete the final project that incorporates all the concepts learned during the course.
- Lecture Slides and Notes: Available after each session.
- Code Examples: Provided for each topic covered.
- Online Support: Available through course forums and chat groups.