Course code: NP473
Get started with Microsoft Power Platform—no coding required. This beginner-friendly course introduces Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, and Dataverse to help you build apps, automate workflows, and turn data into insights. Learn how these tools work together with Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and AI-powered copilots to solve real business challenges. Whether you're a student, business user, or aspiring app maker, this hands-on training prepares you for the PL-900 certification and equips you to create impactful, data-driven solutions—all with little to no development experience.Professional
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Starting date: Upon request
Guaranteed
Type: Self-paced
Course duration: 16 hours
Language: en
Price without VAT: 285 EUR
Starting date: Upon request
Guaranteed
Type: Self-paced
Course duration: 16 hours
Language: en
Price without VAT: 75 EUR
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Explore Power Apps, Automate, BI, and Dataverse features.
Connect with Teams, Microsoft 365, and external systems.
Discover Power Fx and benefits of low-code development.
Use generative AI to streamline apps and automation.
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Explore Microsoft Power Platform
1.3 Describe the Business Value of the Power Platform
1.4 Explore Connectors and Microsoft Dataverse
1.5 Use Artificial Intelligence to Increase Productivity
1.6 Explore the Business Value of Power Fx
1.7 Describe How Power Platform Works with Microsoft 365 Apps and Services
1.8 Explore How Power Platform Works with Microsoft Teams
1.9 Describe How Power Platform Works with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Apps
1.10 Explore How Microsoft Power Platform Apps Work Together
1.11 Describe How Power Platform Solutions Consume Microsoft Azure Services
1.12 Summary
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Describe Power Platform Administration
2.3 Describe Power Platform Security and Governance
2.4 Explore Microsoft Dataverse
2.5 Examine Power Platform Connectors
2.6 Summary
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Describe Power Apps
3.3 Explore Canvas Applications
3.4 Explore Model-Driven Applications
3.5 Differentiate Between Canvas Apps and Model-Driven Apps
3.6 Build a Basic Canvas App
3.7 Build a Basic Model-Driven App
3.8 Summary
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Describe the Capabilities of Power Automate
4.3 Explore the Different Power Automate Apps
4.4 Describe the Components of a Cloud Flow
4.5 Consider Power Automate Scenarios
4.6 Describe Process Mining
4.7 Build a Basic Power Automate Cloud Flow
4.8 Build a Cloud Flow with Copilot
4.9 Build a Desktop Flow
4.10 Describe the Business Value of Power Automate
4.11 Summary
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Describe Using Power BI to Build Data-Driven Analytics
5.3 Explore the Different Power BI Elements
5.4 Describe Cleaning and Transforming Data in Power BI Desktop
5.5 Describe Using AI Insights to Spot Trends and Anomalies
5.6 Build a Basic Dashboard
5.7 Consider the Business Value of Power BI
5.8 Summary
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Explore Power Pages
6.3 Describe the Business Value of Power Pages
6.4 Build a Power Pages Site
6.5 Use Cases to Use Copilot to Streamline the Process of Building a Power Pages Site
6.6 Summary
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Explore Copilot Studio
7.3 Describe the Components of Copilot Studio
7.4 Create a Basic Agent
7.5 Describe Use Cases for Generative AI Bots
7.6 Describe AI Builder
7.7 Describe the Lifecycle to Create an AI Builder Model
7.8 Summary
