Think like an SDET

A complete course: Manual Testing, Java, and Test Automation — built as one system.

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Engineers Trust This Course

Real feedback from SDET professionals and learners. Structured, technical, and focused on results.

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Alexei Ivanov
QA Lead, FinTech Systems

"The course structure mirrors real-world engineering. Clear, logical, and practical for SDETs."

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Priya Sharma
Automation Engineer, EdTech

"Concise, code-driven, and relevant. The Java and automation modules are industry-ready."

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Michael Chen
SDET, SaaS Platform

"No fluff—just fundamentals and automation best practices. Ideal for building a strong SDET mindset."

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Jose
SDET, HealthTech

"I met Bohdan in my first job as an automation engineer. Fresh out of college, as an automation engineer intern, with a lot to learn and not quite sure where to start. Under Bohdan's mentorship, I was able to learn automation practically from scratch... I can say that I am sure this course will be able to help anyone who truly wants to learn automation And that Bohdan, as the great mentor that he is, will be able to help them accomplish that."

My experience includes work with engineering teams at many famous companies

Structured training for real SDET skills

My name is Bohdan Hamza
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I’m a Lead QA Automation Engineer with 9+ years of hands-on experience in software testing and development. I’ve spent years working in real enterprise environments, designing and maintaining Java-based automation frameworks using Selenium, TestNG, REST Assured, and CI/CD pipelines — for production systems.
I created this course to teach real automation engineering, not just tools.
The focus is on structure, maintainability, and system-level thinking — the same approach I use in my own daily work.

Who this course is for:
✔ Manual QA engineers ready to move into automation
✔ Junior automation engineers who lack structure
✔ Self-learners tired of scattered tutorials
✔ People who want real fundamentals, not hacks

Modules overview

Course modules. One system.

Manual testing, Java, automation. Structured. Minimal. Engineering-focused.

Manual testing

Mindset, requirements, bug reports

Java essentials

Core Java, logic, test code

Test automation

Frameworks, logic, maintainability

Course structure

Systematic, fundamentals, real logic

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Testing mindset

Analyze requirements.
Write clear test cases.
Report bugs precisely.
Learn test design techniques.
Get familiar with Agile methodology .
Learn estimation techniques.
Functional testing concepts.
How testing fits into product development.

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Java foundations

Core concepts.
OOP & SOLID principles
Control flow.
Maintainable code.
Advanced Java
Code structure and conventions
Practical Java tasks
Learn GIT

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Automation frameworks

Framework structure.
Automation logic.
Scalable tests.
Web UI automation (Selenium, Selenide, TestNG).
API testing and automation (REST Assured).
Automation patterns and architecture.
CI/CD fundamentals.
Maven.

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System architecture

Modules connect as one system.
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1 Manual testing and Scrum (5 lectures)
2 Git Maven Java (12 lectures)
3 Automation (19 lectures)
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30 practical tasks
3 self evaluation questions set
1 Final project
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Course modules
Manual testing
Java for test engineers
Test automation

Modules. Skills. No shortcuts.

Three focused modules. Each builds core engineering skills for structured, real-world SDET work.

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Think in systems,
‍not test cases.
Write code you can maintain
six months later.
Build frameworks,
not scripts.

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These are not topics. These are habits.

Resource feed

Choose your learning path

Technical guides for testers and automation engineers. Or IT motivation focused, practical, and system-driven.

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The complete SDET course

Full roadmap from manual testing to test automation and Java.
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YouTube: IT mindset & motivation

IT career energy channel. Short videos about learning IT, staying consistent, and thinking like an engineer.

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Engineers build better test systems

Learn testing and automation as one system.

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