Getting Started with Model-driven Apps in Power Apps (PL-100) from Pluralsight

Model-driven apps offer a no-code way to develop rich, responsive apps on top of your data. This course will teach you how to develop an end-to-end model-driven app using Power Apps.

Companies need to rapidly develop business applications that leverage data from a variety of sources. That’s what Power Apps is all about—offering a no-code solution for developing rich, responsive apps on top of business data. In this course, Getting Started with Model-driven Apps in Power Apps (PL-100), you’ll learn to develop an end-to-end model-driven app using Power Apps. First, you’ll see how to set up a development environment and a Power Apps solution. Next, you’ll explore the data model in Dataverse, working with tables and relationships, and then compose the model-driven app, customizing the user interface. Finally, you’ll learn how to share the app with others and embed it in Microsoft Teams. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of model-driven Power Apps needed to rapidly develop business applications on top of your data.

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Course Overview

Getting Started with Power Apps in a Development Environment

Designing and Creating the Data Model in Dataverse

Composing a Model-driven App

Understanding Security Roles

Sharing Model-driven Apps

Managing Solutions and App Versions

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Examines important aspects of business application development, which is standard in industry IT

Taught by Amber Israelsen, who are recognized for their work in Power Apps

Explores no-code development, which is useful for personal growth and development

Teaches skills, knowledge, and/or tools that are highly relevant to industry

Develops skills, knowledge, and/or tools that are core skills for no-code business application development

Builds a strong foundation for beginners in model-driven Power Apps

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Getting Started with Model-driven Apps in Power Apps (PL-100) with these activities:

Review Basic Database Concepts

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Review concepts like normalization, joins, and data types to refresh knowledge needed for this course

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Read through class notes or textbooks from previous database courses
Complete practice problems related to database design

Review Core Data Modeling Concepts

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Reinforce your understanding of the fundamental principles of data modeling.

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Revisit data modeling books and articles
Summarize key concepts and techniques
Complete practice exercises

Follow Along with Official Power Apps Tutorials

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Microsoft provides official tutorials that can supplement the course material

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Identify specific topics or concepts you need clarification on
Locate the corresponding official tutorial
Follow the tutorial steps and complete any exercises

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Participate in a Model-Driven App Development Study Group

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Connect with fellow learners to exchange knowledge, discuss challenges, and enhance your understanding.

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Join a study group or create your own
Set regular meeting times
Collaborate on projects, share resources, and provide support

Create a Sample Power App

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Creating a simple Power App will help apply concepts from this course in a practical way

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Choose a simple data model
Design the user interface
Implement basic functionality using formulas and functions

Follow Tutorials on Model-Driven App Development

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Gain practical experience by working through step-by-step tutorials on model-driven app creation.

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Identify credible tutorial sources
Follow tutorials and build sample apps
Troubleshoot any issues encountered

Practice Creating and Managing Data Model Objects

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Enhance your proficiency in designing and manipulating data model objects.

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Create sample tables, fields, and relationships in Dataverse
Perform CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
Troubleshoot common data model issues

Join a Study Group with Classmates

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Collaborating with peers can enhance understanding and provide different perspectives

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Find a group of classmates with complementary skills and interests
Set regular meeting times and establish a communication platform
Discuss course material, share notes, and work on assignments together

Create a Model-Driven App Mockup

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Solidify your understanding by creating a visual representation of your model-driven app design.

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Sketch out the app's layout and functionality
Use a prototyping tool to create an interactive mockup
Share your mockup for feedback

Develop a Data Model for a Business Application

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Creating a data model will reinforce understanding of data structures and relationships

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Identify the business requirements for the application
Design a conceptual data model using entities, attributes, and relationships
Implement the data model using the appropriate tool or platform

Career center

Learners who complete Getting Started with Model-driven Apps in Power Apps (PL-100) will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Business Analyst

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Data Analyst

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Data Scientist

Data Scientists leverage complex modeling and statistical techniques to derive meaningful insights from data. This course helps aspiring Data Scientists develop foundational expertise in leveraging Power Apps to interact with and manipulate data to build predictive models.

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Consultant

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Marketing Manager

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Project Manager

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Sales Manager

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Product Manager

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Data Architect

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Software Engineer

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Database Administrator

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IT Manager

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