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The document outlines a 12-week training plan for advanced Java and Appium, focusing on core concepts, framework architecture, CI/CD, and product-level skills. It includes detailed weekly goals, practice areas, and mini tasks to enhance automation skills, particularly for mobile testing. The plan emphasizes practical application and preparation for technical interviews in the software development engineering in test (SDET) field.

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? Week 1-2 - Advanced Java (Daily Practice) 2

The document outlines a 12-week training plan for advanced Java and Appium, focusing on core concepts, framework architecture, CI/CD, and product-level skills. It includes detailed weekly goals, practice areas, and mini tasks to enhance automation skills, particularly for mobile testing. The plan emphasizes practical application and preparation for technical interviews in the software development engineering in test (SDET) field.

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Week 1–2: Advanced Java (Daily Practice)
Focus Areas:
Core Java (Interview Level)
• OOPS (deep understanding)
• Collections (HashMap internal working)
• equals() & hashCode()
• Comparable vs Comparator
• Exception handling best practices
• File handling

Java 8
• Streams
• Lambda expressions
• Functional interfaces
• Optional
• Method references

Multithreading Basics
• Thread vs Runnable
• Synchronization
• ThreadLocal (important for parallel testing)
Practice 4–5 coding problems daily (Arrays, Strings, Hashing, Sliding Window).

Week 3–4: Advanced Appium


Go beyond basic scripting.
Understand Internals:
• How Appium architecture works
• Client–Server communication
• Desired Capabilities
• Appium 1 vs Appium 2
• W3C protocol
Advanced Concepts:
• Handling dynamic elements
• Explicit wait strategies
• Parallel execution (Android + iOS)
• Real device vs emulator differences
• Handling popups, OTP, background apps
• App lifecycle handling

Mini Task:
Refactor one of your old frameworks with:
• DriverFactory pattern
• ThreadLocal driver
• Clean POM structure

MONTH 2 – Framework Architecture + CI/CD


Goal:
Think like a Framework Owner (not script writer).

Week 5–6: Build Scalable Mobile Framework

From scratch.
Include:

Page Object Model


Driver Factory Pattern
Config Reader Utility
TestNG Listeners
Retry Mechanism
Logging (Log4j)
Custom Reporting
Maven project structure
Parallel execution

Explainable in interview.

Be ready to answer:
“How would you design automation for 1000+ mobile test cases?”

Week 7: API Automation (Very Important)

Learn:
• RestAssured
• GET, POST, PUT
• Authentication (Bearer token)
• JSON parsing
• Schema validation

Why?
Mobile apps = 80% API driven.
Senior SDET must know API.

Week 8: CI/CD + DevOps Basics

Learn:
Jenkins pipeline
Running tests from CI
Git branching strategy
Docker basics
Running Appium tests in CI
Prepare answer for:
“How does your automation integrate with CI/CD?”

MONTH 3 – Product-Level Skills


Goal:
Crack product company interviews.

Week 9: System Design Basics for SDET

Understand:
• Microservices
• REST architecture
• Database basics
• Caching
• Load balancing

Practice:
“How would you test payment flow end-to-end?”
Explain:
Mobile → API → DB → Logs → Failure handling.

Week 10: Stability + Flaky Test Handling

Learn:
• Root cause of flaky tests
• Synchronization strategies
• Logging & debugging
• App crash handling
• Network throttling testing

Week 11: Performance + Monitoring Basics


Learn:
• JMeter basics
• Throughput vs Latency
• Mobile memory leaks
• Logs analysis

Week 12: Mock Interviews + Resume

Prepare for:
Technical:
• Java coding round
• Framework design
• Appium architecture
• API round

Behavioral:
• Ownership examples
• How you improved automation
• How you reduced regression time

Rewrite resume like:

“Worked on Appium automation”


“Designed scalable mobile automation framework reducing regression time by
60% and enabling parallel execution across 8 devices.”

Daily Study Plan (Working Professional)

Weekdays:
• 1 hr Java coding
• 1 hr automation learning

Weekend:
• 4–5 hrs framework building

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