Microsoft Power Apps Training in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Pakistan, Dubai

Microsoft Power Apps

The Microsoft PowerApps exam assesses your abilities to develop, build, and analyze solutions, as well as implement and manage them. Microsoft Power Platform App creators should be self-motivated and solution-oriented. They may lack formal IT expertise, but they are confident in their ability to use technology to address corporate challenges while maintaining a personal growth mentality. They should be able to comprehend the operational requirement and envision the desired result. They address problems with phased and iterative methodologies.

Visual Basic for Applications, Excel pivot tables, Teams, and other tools may be familiar to candidates taking the PL-100 exam. They should also be familiar with data models, user interfaces, and processes. An app developer is knowledgeable about the capabilities and limitations of various technologies, as well as how to use them.

Course Outline

Create a Technical Design (10-15%)

Validate requirements and design technical architecture (Microsoft Documentation: Analyze and model your architecture)
Create a data model (Microsoft Documentation: Common Data Model)

Configure Common Data Service (15-20%)

Configure security to support development (Microsoft Documentation: Configure user security to resources in an environment)
Implement entities and fields (Microsoft Documentation: Data entities)
Create and maintain solutions (Microsoft Documentation: Maintain managed solutions)

Create and Configure Power Apps (10-15%)

Create model-driven apps (Microsoft Documentation: Get started with model-driven apps in Power Apps)
Create Canvas Apps (Microsoft Documentation: Create a canvas app from scratch based on Excel data)

Configure business process automation (10-15%)

Configure Power Automate (Microsoft Documentation: Limits and configuration in Power Automate)
Implement processes (Microsoft Documentation: Implement Finance and Operations apps)

Extend the user experience (15-20%)

Apply business logic using client scripting (Microsoft Documentation: Apply business logic using client scripting in model-driven apps using JavaScript)
Create a Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) component (Microsoft Documentation: Power Apps component framework overview)
Create a command button function (Microsoft Documentation: CommandButton object (Access))

Extend the platform (15-20%)

Create a plug-in (Microsoft Documentation: Tutorial: Write and register a plug-in)
Configure custom connectors for Power Apps and Flow (Microsoft Documentation: Create a custom connector from scratch)
Use platform APIs (Microsoft Documentation: API Management documentation)

Develop Integrations (10-15%)

Publish and consume events (Microsoft Documentation: Publish/Consume)
Implement data synchronization (Microsoft Documentation: Data Sync)

Advantages

PowerApps, like Flow and other Office 365 automation technologies, include features and tools that allow you to create apps without having to code. Here are a few examples:

A collection of sample apps that you may use as a jumping-off point before customizing.
More than 200 connectors for integrating data and systems across the Office 365 ecosystem.
For app creation, a simple drag-and-drop interface is provided.
Close integration with other Dynamics and Office 365 applications.
There is a vibrant PowerApps community and a comprehensive support system in place.

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