Microsoft Certified: Power Platform App Maker Associate
KHDA accredited training course
24-hour training led by industry professionals
22 in-depth modules with real time projects & practical exercises
Flexible learning options
Convenience in payment of fees
Overview
What you will learn
- Master Microsoft Power Platform for holistic business solutions
- Create apps with Dataverse and customising them
- Design and implement automated workflows to enhance efficiency
- Use Power BI to visualise and analyse data for informed decision-making
- Overall skill development & career mentorship for better career opportunities
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Curriculum
- •Introduction
- •Explore Microsoft Power Platform
- •Describe the Business Value of the Power Platform
- •Explore Connectors and Microsoft Dataverse
- •Describe How Power Platform Works with Microsoft 365 Apps and Services
- •Explore How Power Platform Works with Microsoft Teams
- •Describe How Power Platform Works with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Apps
- •Describe How Power Platform Solutions Consume Microsoft Azure Services
- •Explore How Microsoft Power Platform Apps Work Together
- •Introduction to Dataverse
- •Introduction to Model-Driven Apps
- •Model-Driven Apps, Powered by Microsoft Dataverse
- •Explore Sample Apps
- •Introduction to Microsoft Dataverse
- •Table Characteristics
- •Exercise - Create a Microsoft Dataverse Table
- •Exercise - Import Data into Your Microsoft Dataverse Database
- •Table Relationships
- •Exercise - Create Table Relationships
- •Dataverse Logic and Security
- •Exercise - Create a custom Table and Import Data
- •Dataverse Auditing
- •Dual-Write Vs. Virtual Tables
- •Introducing Model-Driven Apps
- •Components of Model-Driven Apps
- •Design Model-Driven Apps
- •Exercise
- •Exercise - Control Security When Sharing Model-Driven Apps
- •Exercise - Create a Model-Driven App
- •Define Columns in Microsoft Dataverse
- •Column Types in Microsoft Dataverse
- •Add a Column to a Table
- •Create a Primary Name Column
- •Restrictions that Apply to Columns in a Table
- •Create an Auto Numbering Column
- •Create an Alternate Key
- •Exercises
- •Introduction to Environment Roles
- •Understand Environment Roles
- •Adding or Disabling an Environment User
- •Understand Security Concepts in Dataverse
- •Understand User Security Roles and Security Role Defaults
- •Exercise - Create a Custom Role
- •Check the Roles that a User Belongs to
- •Configure Dataverse Teams for Security
- •Configure Dataverse Group Teams for Security
- •Create Test Plans
- •User Interface Testing
- •Performance Optimisation
- •Diagnostics and Analytics
- •Documentation and the Customer
- •Introduction
- •Provision your First Dataverse Environment
- •Create your First Table to Store Data
- •Introduction
- •Create your First App with the Hero Template
- •Customise your App with Power Apps Studio
- •Publish your App
- •Install Template Apps
- •Introduction to Power Apps
- •Power Apps Building Blocks
- •Exercise - Create your First App in Power Apps
- •Ways to Build Power Apps
- •Power Apps Related Technologies
- •Additional Power Apps Related Technologies
- •Designing a Power Apps app
- •Understanding Navigation
- •navigation and Back Function
- •Lab - Create Navigation Functions
- •More Ways to Use the Navigation Function
- •Use Themes to Quickly Change the Appearance of Your App
- •Branding a Control
- •Icons
- •Images
- •Personalisation
- •Using the Tablet or Phone form Factors
- •Exercise - Create UI for a New Canvas App
- •Introduction to Controls
- •Core Properties of Controls
- •Entering and Displaying Data with Text Controls
- •Additional Controls for Enhancing your App's Usability
- •Media
- •Lab - Create a Canvas App with Unique Controls
- •Introducing Power Automate
- •Exercise - Create Your First Flow
- •Exercise - Create Recurring Flows
- •Exercise - Monitor Incoming Emails
- •Exercise - Share Flows
- •Troubleshoot Flows
- •Administer Flows
- •Export and Import Flows
- •Learn How to Distribute Button Flows
- •Introduction
- •Identify Microsoft Power Platform Environments
- •Data Loss Prevention Policies
- •Microsoft Power Platform Center of Excellence Starter Kit
- •Exercise - Create a Power Platform Environment
- •Introduction
- •Types of Workflows that Power Automate Can Build in Dataverse
- •Exercise - Create a Workflow that Triggers When a New Message is Created
- •Exercise - Add a Flow to Your Power Apps app
- •Schedule a Flow
- •Introduction
- •Use Power BI
- •Building Blocks of Power BI
- •Tour and Use the Power BI Service
- •Overview of Power BI Desktop
- •Explore Power BI Desktop
- •Connect to Data Sources
- •Get Data from Excel
- •Transform Data to Include in a Report
- •Combine Data from Multiple Sources
- •Clean Data to Include in a Report
- •Introduction
- •Connect to and Transform Dataverse for Teams Data from Power BI
- •Create a Power BI Report
- •Publish the Report
- •Share the Data
- •Introduction to AI Builder
- •Choose an AI Capability
- •Create Your First Model
- •Ways to Use Your Models
- •Introduction
- •Create Your First Chatbot
- •Create and Modify Topics
- •Add Inputs, Variables, and Conditions
- •Call an Action to Pull in Dataverse for Teams Data
- •Publish and Share Your New Chatbot
Learning Outcomes
Upon finishing the training, you will master
1
Gain in-depth understanding of the core concepts of Microsoft Power Platform
2
Learn to create model-driven and canvas apps to address business needs
3
Build Intuitive Apps with Power Apps
4
Automate workflows with Power Automate
5
Leveraging analytics and AI for intelligent business solutions
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Frequently asked questions
This PL 100 Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Training is ideal for individuals aspiring to become proficient app makers, including business analysts, project managers, consultants, and IT administrators.
The PL 100 Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Training participants will learn to create model-driven and canvas apps, automate workflows, analyze data with Power BI, integrate AI capabilities, and optimize app management and user experience.
Participants who complete the PL 100 Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Training receive a certification, validating their proficiency in Microsoft Power Platform App Maker skills.
Learners Point offers 3 types of classes for the PL 100 Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Training. Students can choose between one of the following:
1)One-on-one training sessions
2)Instructor-led classroom-based group coaching
3)High-quality live and interactive online sessions
At Learners Point, if a participant doesn’t wish to proceed with the PL 100 Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Training after registration for any reason, he or she is eligible for a 100% refund. However, the refund will be issued only if we are notified in writing within 2 days from the registration date. The refund will be processed within 4 weeks from the day of exit.
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