Power Apps
Curriculum
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Module 1: An Introduction to PowerApps
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Module 2: Getting Started with PowerApps
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Building a new app from a data source
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Add, edit and remove controls
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Intro to Formulas
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Testing an app
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App Settings
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Publish and Share Apps
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Version History and Restore
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PowerApps Mobile App
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Lab 1: Getting Started
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Create App from an existing Data Source
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Publish and Share
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View an app on your mobile device
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Module 3: Branding and Media
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Module 4: PowerApps Controls
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Text Controls for Data Entry and Display
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Controls – Drop downs, combo box, date picker, radio button and more
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Forms – Add and edit data in underlying data sources quickly
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Charts – present information in pie, line and bar charts
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Lab 1: Build Apps from Blank
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Create an App from the blank template
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Add Controls to collect and display data
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Add Formulas to allow the controls to interact
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Module 5: Data Sources and Logic
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Data Storage and Services
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How do I decide which database to use?
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Connect to on-premises data – Gateway
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What is Delegation?
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Specific Data Examples
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Displaying Data
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Lab 1: Data Source and Logic
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SharePoint List connect to App
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Flow to collect tweets to SharePoint
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Display Tweets in PowerApps using the Twitter service
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Create a reply screen in PowerApps
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Module 6: Model-Driven Apps
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Module 7: PowerApps Integration
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Module 8: Administration and Maintenance of PowerApps
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Identify which users have been using PowerApps
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Reuse an app in another location (move from testing or development to production)
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Review app usage
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Prevent a user from using PowerApps
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Manage environments
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Lab 1: Administration and Maintenance
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Export an app for use in another location
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Review current PowerApps users in your test environment
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Module 1: An Introduction to PowerApps
-
Module 2: Getting Started with PowerApps
- Building a new app from a data source
- Add, edit and remove controls
- Intro to Formulas
- Testing an app
- App Settings
- Publish and Share Apps
- Version History and Restore
- PowerApps Mobile App
- Lab 1: Getting Started
- Create App from an existing Data Source
- Publish and Share
- View an app on your mobile device
-
Module 3: Branding and Media
-
Module 4: PowerApps Controls
- Text Controls for Data Entry and Display
- Controls – Drop downs, combo box, date picker, radio button and more
- Forms – Add and edit data in underlying data sources quickly
- Charts – present information in pie, line and bar charts
- Lab 1: Build Apps from Blank
- Create an App from the blank template
- Add Controls to collect and display data
- Add Formulas to allow the controls to interact
-
Module 5: Data Sources and Logic
- Data Storage and Services
- How do I decide which database to use?
- Connect to on-premises data – Gateway
- What is Delegation?
- Specific Data Examples
- Displaying Data
- Lab 1: Data Source and Logic
- SharePoint List connect to App
- Flow to collect tweets to SharePoint
- Display Tweets in PowerApps using the Twitter service
- Create a reply screen in PowerApps
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Module 6: Model-Driven Apps
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Module 7: PowerApps Integration
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Module 8: Administration and Maintenance of PowerApps
- Identify which users have been using PowerApps
- Reuse an app in another location (move from testing or development to production)
- Review app usage
- Prevent a user from using PowerApps
- Manage environments
- Lab 1: Administration and Maintenance
- Export an app for use in another location
- Review current PowerApps users in your test environment
Overview
Certification
Benefits of NSDC certification
- The course content has been vetted and approved by the NSDC, meaning it aligns with industry standards and has a good chance of leading to employment.
- The training center has met certain quality standards, such as having a certain number of trainers and equipment.
- You may be eligible for a loan from the NSDC to pay for the course.
- You may be able to get a certificate recognized by the government and industry.
- You may be able to get placement assistance after completing the course
Certification
Benefits of NSDC certification
- The course content has been vetted and approved by the NSDC, meaning it aligns with industry standards and has a good chance of leading to employment.
- The training center has met certain quality standards, such as having a certain number of trainers and equipment.
- You may be eligible for a loan from the NSDC to pay for the course.
- You may be able to get a certificate recognized by the government and industry.
- You may be able to get placement assistance after completing the course
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