The Specialization is designed to be completed in approximately 11 to 12 weeks, assuming a commitment of 3–4 hours per week. This flexible structure allows learners to progressively build their skills in Selenium automation across Java, Python, and C# while balancing professional or academic responsibilities. The timeline supports a steady transition from foundational concepts to advanced framework design and CI/CD integration, ensuring sufficient time for hands-on practice and project implementation.

Learners should have a basic understanding of programming concepts and familiarity with at least one language such as Java, Python, or C#. A foundational knowledge of software testing principles, including the difference between manual and automated testing, will be beneficial. Prior exposure to web technologies such as HTML and basic browser behavior can further enhance the learning experience, though it is not mandatory.

Yes, it is strongly recommended to follow the structured sequence of courses. The Specialization is designed to progress from foundational Selenium automation concepts to multi-language implementation and finally to advanced CI/CD integration. Following the intended order ensures a smooth learning curve and reinforces conceptual understanding before moving to enterprise-level automation practices.