코스 개요
Introduction to the Power Platform Ecosystem
- Overview of Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI
- Understanding connectors and Microsoft Dataverse
- Low-code fundamentals and use cases
Fundamentals of Databases and Dataverse
- Tables, columns, and data types
- Relationships and normalization concepts
- Storing and managing data in Dataverse
Building Power Apps
- Canvas vs. model-driven concepts
- Creating simple forms and screens
- Using controls, formulas, and data connections
Automating Processes with Power Automate
- Flow types and core logic principles
- Triggers, conditions, and actions
- Building simple automation workflows
Introduction to Power BI
- Connecting to data sources
- Creating reports and visualizations
- Publishing and sharing dashboards
Understanding Dynamics 365 in the Power Platform Context
- D365 apps and their relationship with Dataverse
- Data integration across Power Platform
- Role-based scenarios using D365 and Power Platform
Hands-on Low-Code Integration Scenarios
- Building an app that uses D365 and Dataverse data
- Creating a flow triggered by D365 events
- Visualizing D365 data with Power BI
Certification Orientation
- Overview of Power Platform certification paths
- Skills measured and topic areas
- Recommended learning resources
Summary and Next Steps
요건
- An understanding of general business processes
- Experience with basic data handling in spreadsheets
- An interest in building low-code business solutions
Audience
- Business users seeking low-code skills
- Teams adopting Microsoft Power Platform
- Professionals preparing for Power Platform certification paths
회원 평가 (2)
저는 트레이너가 정말 매력적이고 우리의 업무와 관련된 질문에 매우 빠르게 대답하고, 우리의 필요에 맞게 교육을 맞춤화하고, 그 이상을 해냈다고 생각했습니다. Shaun을 충분히 추천할 수 없습니다!
Tom King - Complete Coherence
코스 - Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals
기계 번역됨
I really admire Trainer's patience for all the people who were asking him to repeat something 4-5 times. I also believe that he has great knowledge about the topic, but like said above, we didn't spend enough time on this. Moreover, it was good it was hands-on training, where we could practice in real time what we're taught, but again, I'd like to know more about the PowerApps, not about SharePoint, as I'm really familiar with that one, and if I wanted to learn more, I'd probably just choose a training for the SharePoint, not PowerApps.