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Techxeeria — Python development and Java/Selenium training

Techxeeria Technologies Pvt. Ltd. published three software-training syllabi covering automation testing with Java and Selenium, Python programming foundations, and Python full-stack development. This edition lays out the exact modules, practice tasks, and technology relationships named in those curricula so a prospective learner can compare paths against their own goals.

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Path comparison

Techxeeria learning paths — illustrative suggested practice items
Learning pathFoundationModulesPractice outputSuggested practice items (illustrative quantities)
Java and Selenium automation testingCore Java, basic programmingWebDriver, locators, waits, TestNG, Maven, Jenkins, Git, POM, POI, Cucumber, Grid/DockerIntegrated test suite with reports in a CI buildIllustrative quantity: 3 test-case rows (not results) for available, missing, and late element states
Python full-stack developmentPython and SQLDjango/Flask, REST, ORM, HTML/CSS/JS, React, testing, deploymentReact + Django + SQL ecommerce with CRUD and authIllustrative quantity: 2 response types (HTML page render + JSON API payload) for one ecommerce endpoint pair
Python programming foundationsBeginner programmingCollections, functions, exceptions, files, OOP, regex/JSON/CSV, venv, Flask/SQLiteFlask + SQLite to-do plus calculator, contact book, weather APIIllustrative quantity: 1 contact item persisted to SQLite then read back
Python for data basics (subset)Python programming pathNumPy, Pandas, MatplotlibSmall analysis and chart scriptsIllustrative quantity: 1 CSV input loaded into Pandas and transformed, producing 1 Matplotlib chart from the cleaned DataFrame
Django backend API module (full-stack subset)Python and SQLURL routing, views, models, ORM, RESTBlog API or library-management exerciseIllustrative quantity: 1 model exposed through a REST API
Techxeeria learning paths — illustrative suggested practice items

Practice schematics

Each schematic maps a real sequence named in the syllabi — not a count of page sections and not a claim about measured performance.

Java/Selenium test flowBrowserDriver opens the pageSynchronisationWait for the relevant element conditionTestPerform the action and assert theexpected resultOutputTest report
Java/Selenium test flow
Python full-stack request pathBrowserReact fetch requestBackendDjango REST endpointPersistenceDjango ORMStoreSQL database
Python full-stack request path
Python foundation to a web projectCoreData structures and functionsStructureClasses and object-oriented designPersistenceFiles and exception handlingApplicationFlask with SQLite
Python foundation to a web project

Java and Selenium automation testing

The automation path builds from Core Java through WebDriver into a structured, integrated test project.

This path is for learners who want a test-engineering track: start with Core Java, move through WebDriver locator strategies and action-matched explicit waits, then build suites with TestNG and Maven. Automation-focused readers choose here.

  • Locator strategies and explicit wait conditions
  • TestNG suites with Maven build lifecycle
  • Page Object Model and Apache POI data-driven rows
  • Cucumber/BDD feature files, Grid and Docker runs

Curriculum particulars

Python full-stack curriculum

Python and SQL carry into Django or Flask REST APIs, then into an HTML/CSS/JavaScript and React client.

This path suits learners who want to build and ship a complete application: Python and SQL feed Django or Flask endpoints, a React client consumes them, and the path ends in a tested ecommerce build. Product-oriented readers choose here.

  • Django URL, view, model and ORM wiring
  • REST JSON endpoints consumed by a React client
  • CRUD and authentication ecommerce final build
  • API and UI testing plus deployment step

Python programming foundations

Data structures, functions, exceptions, files, and OOP build toward Flask, SQLite, and small applied projects.

This path establishes the groundwork first: collections and functions, exceptions and files, then OOP before Flask and SQLite. It suits learners building a real foundation before branching, and it is the prerequisite layer for the full-stack path.

  • Collections, functions, exceptions, files
  • OOP with generators and decorators
  • Regex, JSON, CSV and virtual environments
  • Flask and SQLite project layer

Common questions

Which Techxeeria path fits someone starting from zero programming?
The Python programming curriculum. It begins with data structures and functions and progresses through exceptions, files, and OOP before introducing Flask and SQLite, so no prior Java or web knowledge is assumed.
Does the full-stack curriculum require knowing Java?
No. It runs on Python and SQL for the backend, with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React on the front end. Separately, note that Python itself requires no JDK or JRE — an old Techxeeria page stated otherwise in error.
Why does the automation path teach explicit waits specifically?
Because readyState complete does not guarantee that JavaScript-inserted elements exist yet. The curriculum names locators and waits together so learners choose a condition matching the action and avoid mixing implicit and explicit waits in one script.
Are the named projects real client deliverables?
No. The student manager, library manager, blog API, weather app, task manager, and ecommerce build are curriculum practice exercises. They demonstrate module integration for the learner and are not delivered products or services.

Sources

Official documentation is cited where a syllabus statement benefits from authoritative context. No additional sources were used.