Development of Summary Exercises for a Robot Framework Software Automation Course
Fuchuro, Kassahun (2024)
2024
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2024052415300
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2024052415300
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With an emphasis on the use of the Python and Selenium frameworks, this thesis investigates the conception and execution of summary exercises for a Robot Framework Software Automation Course. The need to bridge the knowledge gap between theory and practice becomes critical as the demand for skilled software automation skills rises.
The study highlights the value of practical experiences in enhancing students' comprehension of the Robot Framework and was conducted as part of the Information and Communication Technology programme. This effort attempts to offer a thorough learning experience by exploring the nuances of Python and Selenium within the framework of Robot Framework.
The tasks have been carefully designed to support theoretical ideas, encourage the use of problem-solving techniques, and foster a practical grasp of software automation. The thesis evaluates the impact of these exercises on students' learning outcomes, ensuring alignment with industry demands and educational objectives.
The study highlights the value of practical experiences in enhancing students' comprehension of the Robot Framework and was conducted as part of the Information and Communication Technology programme. This effort attempts to offer a thorough learning experience by exploring the nuances of Python and Selenium within the framework of Robot Framework.
The tasks have been carefully designed to support theoretical ideas, encourage the use of problem-solving techniques, and foster a practical grasp of software automation. The thesis evaluates the impact of these exercises on students' learning outcomes, ensuring alignment with industry demands and educational objectives.