PL-900T00: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals

Course Modules

Learning Path 1: Describe the Business Value of Microsoft Power Platform

• Understand Power Platform Services:

  • Learn the value of Power Apps for building applications.
  • Explore how Power Automate facilitates process automation.
  • Discover how Power BI provides data insights.
  • Understand the role of Power Pages in building websites.
  • Recognize the importance of connectors in integrating services and data.
  • Understand how Microsoft Dataverse organizes business data.
  • Explore the capabilities of Copilots and generative AI features in Power Platform.

• Extend Business Solutions:

  • Understand how Power Platform apps integrate with Dynamics 365 and Microsoft 365 services.
  • Learn about Power Platform's integration with Microsoft Teams.

• Administration and Governance:

  • Familiarize yourself with the Power Platform security model.
  • Understand environments and the various admin centers and portals.
  • Learn how Power Platform supports data privacy and accessibility guidelines.

Learning Path 2: Identify Foundational Components of Microsoft Power Platform

• Microsoft Dataverse:

  • Differentiate between traditional databases and Dataverse.
  • Understand tables, columns, and relationships in Dataverse.
  • Explore business logic implementation within Dataverse.

• Connectors:

  • Learn about the components of a connector.
  • Distinguish between standard, premium, and custom connectors.

Learning Path 3: Demonstrate the Capabilities of Power BI

• Power BI Components:

  • Understand the differences between Power BI Desktop and the Power BI service.
  • Compare dashboards, workspaces, reports, and paginated reports.
  • Explore how AI Insights helps identify anomalies and trends in data.

• Building Dashboards:

  • Create Power BI reports by adding visualizations.
  • Develop dashboards and add visualizations using Q&A.
  • Learn how to consume Power BI reports and dashboards.

Learning Path 4: Demonstrate the Capabilities of Power Apps

• Power Apps Capabilities:

  • Understand the differences between canvas apps and model-driven apps.
  • Identify use cases and capabilities for both app types.

• Building Apps:

  • Canvas Apps:
    • Connect to data sources using connectors.
    • Create apps from data and add controls to screens.
    • Build responsive pages using containers.
  • Model-Driven Apps:
    • Create apps from tables.
    • Modify forms and views.

Learning Path 5: Demonstrate the Capabilities of Power Automate

• Power Automate Components:

  • Understand use cases for cloud and desktop flows.
  • Explore cloud flow templates and how they use connector triggers and actions.
  • Learn about Power Automate apps, including Power Automate for Desktop, mobile, and the portal.
  • Understand actions for desktop flows and document processing.
  • Explore Process Mining and Task Mining.

• Building Flows:

  • Create cloud flows using instant, automated, or scheduled templates.
  • Modify flows and add steps for data operations.
  • Run cloud flows and build basic desktop flows by recording tasks.

Learning Path 6: Demonstrate the Capabilities of Power Pages

• Power Pages Capabilities:
  • Understand use cases for Power Pages and templates.
  • Learn how to share data externally.
  • Explore creating sites using Copilot in Power Pages.

Learning Path 7: Describe the AI Authoring Experience in Microsoft Power Platform

• Copilot Studio:

  • Understand use cases for Copilot Studio.
  • Learn about topics, entities, and actions.
  • Create topics using Copilot Studio.
  • Understand the process of building bots with Copilot Studio.

• AI Builder:

  • Recognize the business value and use cases for AI Builder.
  • Understand the lifecycle of creating an AI Builder model.