This course teaches how to automate web applications using Cypress, covering its unique features, framework design, and integration with Jenkins. It includes a detailed syllabus, prerequisites, and hands-on practice with UI controls and network requests. Students will learn to build stable, non-flaky tests and understand Cypress's asynchronous nature.

What is one of the key outcomes of this course?

• Mastery of Python programming

• Ability to automate any web application using Cypress

• Understanding of database management

• Proficiency in mobile app development

What is a unique feature of Cypress compared to other automation tools?

• It does not support JavaScript

• It is only for mobile applications

• It allows altering network responses for testing

• It requires no coding knowledge

What prior knowledge is required for most of the course?

• Expertise in HTML and CSS

• Advanced JavaScript skills

• Basic API knowledge

• No prerequisite knowledge for 90% of the lectures

How much of Cypress code is written using Cypress commands?

• 90%

• 70%

• 100%

• 50%

What is the first step in the course syllabus after the introduction?

• Learning JavaScript basics

• Understanding API testing

• Cypress installation and project setup

• Writing Cypress test cases

What is the purpose of the Cypress dashboard?

• To record execution and report results

• To design UI elements

• To edit code

• To manage user accounts

What tool is used for integrating the Cypress framework with CI/CD pipelines?

• Docker

• GitHub

• Jenkins

• Travis CI