Junit -> JUnit

Author: dentonmwood

README.md

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 # Selenium Test Suite
 
 ## Overview
-The test suite is designed to run End-to-End (E2E) tests on the microservices of the myICPC application. It may easily be extended to all microservices and the main ICPC application (hereafter referred to as the **"monolith"**). The tests are written in Junit, and they use Selenium to scrape the browser output.
+The test suite is designed to run End-to-End (E2E) tests on the microservices of the myICPC application. It may easily be extended to all microservices and the main ICPC application (hereafter referred to as the **"monolith"**). The tests are written in JUnit, and they use Selenium to scrape the browser output.
 
 ## Technologies Used
-- **Junit** - Java testing framework. Runs the tests and supplies input.
+- **JUnit** - Java testing framework. Runs the tests and supplies input.
 - **Selenium** - Reactive testing framework. Spins up browser instances and collects output. **Selenium Grid** ensures that the tests can be run on multiple browsers. It consists of a Hub and a Node. The Node runs several browser instances which connect to the Hub.
 - **Maven** - dependency manager. Packages the tests as a JAR and handles any test dependencies.
 - **Docker** - container software. Sticks the JAR in a small Linux container that is independent of the surrounding environment (defined in the Dockerfile). **Docker Compose** spins up containers for all elements of the application (Postgre, Redis, the main myICPC application, the UI, etc.), and runs the tests.