We will see about 

1. Introduction to Selenium
- Overview of Selenium and its components (Selenium WebDriver, Selenium Grid, Selenium IDE)
2. Selenium WebDriver Basics
- Setting up the Selenium WebDriver environment
- Creating and configuring WebDriver instances
- Locating elements using different locators (id, class name, xpath, etc.)
- Performing basic operations (clicking, typing, submitting forms)

3. Advanced WebDriver Techniques
- Handling different types of web elements (text boxes, buttons, dropdowns, etc.)
- Handling multiple windows and frames
- Working with alerts, pop-ups, and dialog boxes
- Browser navigation and cookies handling
- Capturing screenshots and handling file uploads

4. Test Automation Frameworks
- Introduction to test automation frameworks (e.g., Data-driven, TestNG)
- Creating a basic automation framework using Selenium WebDriver
- Test data management and parameterization

5. Test Execution and Reporting
- Organizing and executing automated test scripts
- Test execution in different browsers and environments
- Generating test reports and capturing test results
6. Handling Synchronization and Waits
- Understanding the importance of synchronization in automation testing
- Using implicit and explicit waits
- Handling synchronization issues with dynamic web elements

9. Handling Exceptions and Errors
- Handling expected and unexpected exceptions in automation scripts
- Logging and reporting errors effectively
- Troubleshooting common issues in Selenium automation

10. Test Frameworks and Libraries
- Introduction to popular test frameworks (e.g., TestNG, JUnit)
- Utilizing assertions and verifications in test scripts
- Test configuration and data-driven testing with frameworks

11. Page Object Model (POM)
- Introduction to the Page Object Model design pattern
- Organizing and implementing page objects
- Benefits and best practices of using POM

12. TestNG Framework for Test Execution
- Introduction to TestNG framework
- Annotations and configuration in TestNG
- TestNG assertions and reporting

13. Cross-Browser Testing
- Testing web applications across different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.)
- Leveraging WebDriver capabilities for cross-browser testing
- Handling browser-specific issues and configurations

14. Data-Driven Testing
- Techniques for data-driven testing with Selenium
- Integrating test data from external sources (Excel, CSV, databases)
- Parameterizing test scripts for different test scenarios

17. Advanced Topics and Additional Tools
- Working with advanced Selenium features (e.g., handling iframes, JavaScript execution)
- Using additional tools and libraries for enhanced automation (e.g., Selenium Grid, Extent Reports)