PL-900: MS Power Platform Fundamentals Practice Exams

Are you looking to advance your career in the field of Microsoft Power Platform? Do you want to gain a deeper understanding of the concepts and skills required to pass the PL-900 exam? Look no further than our PL-900 Power Platform Fundamentals Practice Tests Course.

Our course offers comprehensive practice tests that will help you prepare for the exam with ease. With over 260 questions and detailed explanations, you will be well-equipped to pass the exam on your first try. Our course is designed to simulate the actual PL-900 exam, providing you with a realistic experience that will prepare you for the real thing.

First, you will learn how to describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform, including the benefits of low-code and no-code solutions, the role of citizen developers, and the potential for digital transformation. You will also learn how to identify the foundational components of Microsoft Power Platform, including Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, and the Common Data Service.

Next, you will demonstrate your knowledge of the capabilities of Power BI, including data visualization, data modeling, and data analysis. You will also learn how to create and share reports and dashboards using Power BI.

Then, you will explore the capabilities of Power Apps, including creating canvas and model-driven apps, designing screens and forms, and connecting to data sources. You will also learn how to use Power Apps to automate workflows and notifications.

After that, you will learn how to demonstrate the capabilities of Power Automate, including creating flows, using triggers and actions, and integrating with other services. You will also learn how to use Power Automate to automate business processes and tasks.

Microsoft PL-900 Exam Syllabus Topics:

• Describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform (20–25%)

• Identify foundational components of Microsoft Power Platform (10–15%)

• Demonstrate the capabilities of Power BI (10–15%)

• Demonstrate the capabilities of Power Apps (20–25%)

• Demonstrate the capabilities of Power Automate (15–20%)

• Describe complementary Microsoft Power Platform solutions (15–20%)

  
  

Describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform (20–25%)

#) Describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform services

• Describe the value of Power Apps to build applications

• Describe the value of Power Automate to automate processes

• Describe the value of Power BI to gain insights into data

• Describe the value of Power Pages to build websites

• Describe the value of Power Virtual Agents to create chatbots

• Describe the value of connectors to integrate services and data

• Describe the value of Microsoft Dataverse to organize business data

• Describe the value of AI Builder to enhance apps and flows

Describe the business value of extending business solutions by using Microsoft Power Platform

• Describe how Microsoft Power Platform apps work together with Microsoft Dynamics 365 apps

• Describe how Microsoft Power Platform business solutions work together with Microsoft 365 apps and services

• Describe how Microsoft Power Platform apps work together

• Describe how Microsoft Power Platform works with Microsoft Teams

• Describe how Microsoft Power Platform business solutions can consume Microsoft Azure services

Describe Microsoft Power Platform administration and governance

• Describe the Microsoft Power Platform security model

• Describe environments

• Describe where to perform specific administrative tasks including Microsoft Power Platform admin center and Microsoft 365 admin center

• Describe how Microsoft Power Platform supports privacy and accessibility guidelines

#) Identify foundational components of Microsoft Power Platform (10–15%)

Describe Microsoft Dataverse

• Describe differences between traditional databases and Microsoft Dataverse

• Describe tables, columns, and relationships in Microsoft Dataverse

• Describe business logic in Microsoft Dataverse

• Describe dataflows for Microsoft Dataverse

Describe connectors

• Describe the components of a connector

• Describe standard and premium connectors

• Identify use cases for custom connectors

#) Demonstrate the capabilities of Power BI (10–15%)

Identify basic Power BI components

• Describe Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service

• Compare and contrast dashboards, workspaces, reports, and paginated reports

• Describe how to clean and transform data by using Power Query

• Describe how AI Insights helps identify anomalies and trends in data

Build a basic dashboard by using Power BI

• Create a Power BI report by adding visualizations

• Create a Power BI dashboard

• Add visualizations to dashboards by using Q&A

• Consume Power BI reports and dashboards

#) Demonstrate the capabilities of Power Apps (20–25%)

Identify basic Power Apps capabilities

• Describe the differences between canvas apps and model-driven apps

• Describe use cases for and capabilities of canvas apps

• Describe use cases for and capabilities of model-driven apps

Build a basic canvas app

• Connect to data sources by using connectors

• Create an app from data

• Add controls to canvas app screens

Build a basic model-driven app

• Create a model-driven app from tables

• Modify forms

• Create and modify views

#) Demonstrate the capabilities of Power Automate (15–20%)

Identify basic Power Automate components

• Describe use cases for cloud and desktop flows

• Describe use cases for cloud flow templates

• Describe how Power Automate cloud flows use connector triggers and actions

• Describe Power Automate use cases for approvals, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, and Forms

• Describe the Power Automate apps including Power Automate for Desktop, Power Automate mobile, and the Power Automate portal

• Describe actions for Power Automate desktop flows

• Describe document processing in Power Automate

Build a basic Power Automate flow

• Create a cloud flow by using an instant, automated, or scheduled flow template

• Modify a cloud flow

• Add flow steps to perform data operations

• Run a cloud flow

• Build a basic desktop flow by recording tasks

#) Describe complementary Microsoft Power Platform solutions (15–20%)

Describe the capabilities of Power Virtual Agents

• Describe use cases for Power Virtual Agents

• Describe the purpose of topics, entities, and actions

• Create topics from existing FAQs by using Suggest topics

Describe the capabilities of Power Pages

• Describe use cases for Power Pages

• Describe use cases for templates

• Describe how to share data externally

Describe the capabilities of AI Builder

• Describe use cases for AI Builder, including Sentiment Analysis and receipt processing

• Describe the lifecycle to create an AI Builder model

This course is designed for anyone eager to explore the potential of the Microsoft Power Platform, including but not limited to business users, IT professionals, developers, project managers, and educators. Whether you're looking to make a career shift, enhance your current job role, or empower your team with cutting-edge technology skills, this course will set the foundation for your success in the digital age.