Mobile App Automation with Appium: Android, Real Devices, Frameworks & CI/CD with Real-Time Project Experience – Live Training

This comprehensive hands-on training is designed for aspiring and experienced testers aiming to master mobile test automation using Appium. The course includes a solid foundation in Java, real-time testing on Android devices, implementation of modern test automation frameworks like TestNG and Cucumber (BDD), and integration with CI/CD tools like Maven and Jenkins. Participants will gain real-world experience by working on a complete project involving automation testing on real devices.

About The Instructor:

Rati is an experienced Automation Tester (QAE-II) with expertise in Java, Python, Selenium, Cucumber, Appium, and API testing using Rest Assured. She has hands-on experience in both web and mobile automation, as well as security testing using Burp Suite. Alongside her professional role, she works as a trainer and has successfully trained numerous students through live, practical sessions. Her sessions focus on real-time projects, industry-standard frameworks, and CI/CD integration.

Live Sessions Price:

For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is ~~200 USD 159 ~~USD~~~~ 89 USD Or ~~15000 INR12000 INR~~ 6900 Rupees.

Enroll For Free Demo

Free Demo Session:

16th June @ 9 PM – 10 PM (IST) (Indian Timings)

16th June @ 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) (U.S Timings)

16th June @ 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (BST) (UK Timings)

Class Schedule:

For Participants in India: Monday to Friday @ 9 PM – 10 PM (IST) (Indian Timings)

For Participants in US: Monday to Friday @ 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) (U.S Timings)

For Participants in UK: Monday to Friday @ 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (BST) (UK Timings)

What student’s have to say about the Trainer:

Rati mam explains each concept so clearly, even beginners can follow easily. Her real-time examples made it easier to understand Appium and Selenium frameworks – Abhinash

I had zero knowledge of automation before this course, but now I’m confidently writing test cases using Java, Appium, and Rest Assured. All thanks to Rathi’s detailed and practical approach _ sundar

The best part of the training was the hands-on project. Rathi guided us through real-time scenarios and explained CI/CD integration like Maven and Jenkins very well. – Suresh

Her way of teaching is very structured and beginner-friendly. Every session had theory + practical, and she was always available to clear doubts – Mahidar

Rathi’s sessions on mobile automation and API testing helped me crack interviews and land a job in automation. The project experience she provides is very valuable – Pooja

She covered every topic from Java basics to framework implementation. I really liked her live demos and the way she explained debugging techniques – Ashasish

Salient Features:

32 Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
Lifetime access to the recorded videos
Course Completion Certificate

What will I Learn by end of this course?

Basics of Mobile Testing and how Appium fits into the automation world
Core Java programming concepts needed for automation
Appium setup and test execution on real Android devices
How to inspect mobile elements and handle real-time gestures like swipe, tap, and scroll
Mobile web automation using Chrome/Safari on mobile devices
Building Test Automation Frameworks using TestNG and Cucumber (BDD)
Applying design patterns like Page Object Model (POM) for scalable test scripts
Integration with Maven and Jenkins for CI/CD automation
Running tests on cloud platforms like BrowserStack
Hands-on project experience with real-time testing and end-to-end framework development

Who can enroll in this course?

Manual testers looking to switch to automation
Automation engineers wanting to expand into mobile testing
QA professionals seeking real device and CI/CD experience
Students or fresh graduates pursuing a career in mobile automation

Course syllabus:

Introduction to Mobile Testing & Appium

What is Software Testing? Types of Testing
Introduction to Automation Testing and its significance
Difference between Web, UI, and Mobile Automation
Overview of Appium: What is Appium and Why use it?
Key Features of Appium
Appium Architecture in detail
Understanding Native, Hybrid, and Web Applications
Appium’s support for cross-platform testing

Core Java and OOPs Concepts (For Test Automation)

Setting Up Java Environment: Installing JDK and Eclipse IDE
Java Fundamentals: Classes, Objects, Methods, and Packages
Object-Oriented Programming Concepts:
- Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism
Data Types, Conditions, and Looping Constructs
Access Modifiers and Their Significance in Automation
Working with Interfaces and Constructors
Collections in Java:
Lists, Sets, Arrays, ArrayLists, HashMaps, Hashtables
Exception Handling: Try-Catch, Finally, and Custom Exceptions
Database Connectivity:
- Retrieving and verifying data from Oracle & SQL Server

Appium Setup & Installation

System Prerequisites for Appium
Installing Java, Android Studio, Appium Desktop & Node.js
Understanding Appium’s Internal Architecture (revisited with diagram)
APK Files – Understanding the App Package
Differences: Real Devices vs Simulators vs Emulators
Creating and Configuring Virtual Devices (AVD)
Inspecting Mobile Elements using Appium Inspector and UIAutomatorViewer
Writing and Running First Appium Test in Eclipse

Android App Automation

Downloading Sample Android Apps for Practice
Identifying App Package and App Activity
Setting Up Java Project for Appium
Introduction to Desired Capabilities: Communication with Appium Server
Invoking Android Driver and Executing First Test Case
Creating Base Class and Utility Methods for Reusability

Touch Actions & Advanced Gestures

Handling Mobile Gestures and Events
- Tap, Swipe, Scroll, Drag and Drop, Long Press
Working with TouchAction and MultiTouchAction Classes
Interacting with Auto-Complete Text Boxes
Synchronization with Implicit Waits
Handling Key Presses using Key Events
Taking Screenshots and Managing Files
Handling Alerts, Pop-ups, and App Switches

Mobile Web Automation

Launching Chrome/Safari on Mobile Devices
Configuring Desired Capabilities for Mobile Browsers
Identifying and Interacting with Web Elements
Handling Mobile-specific User Agents
Writing Cross-Browser Compatible Test Cases

Framework Implementation – TestNG

Introduction to TestNG: A Testing Framework
Setting up TestNG in Eclipse
Understanding Annotations: @Test, @BeforeSuite, etc.
Creating and Organizing TestNG Test Suites
Grouping, Prioritization, and Parameterization of Test Cases
DataProviders and Parallel Test Execution
Reporting and Logging with Listeners and Assertions
Generating Custom TestNG Reports

Framework Implementation – Cucumber (BDD)

Introduction to Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)
What is Cucumber and Why use it in Automation?
Adding Cucumber Dependencies using Maven
Setting Up Cucumber in Eclipse
Understanding the BDD Flow:
- Feature Files, Step Definitions, and Runner Classes
Using Gherkin Syntax and Writing Scenarios
Using Hooks (@Before, @After) and Tags for Test Management
Creating Data-Driven Scenarios with Scenario Outline
Cucumber Reports and Best Practices