RPA Developer Foundation (Certification Track) Course Outline
Overview
UiPath Studio is a Windows-based application that makes it practical and simple for line-of-business users to build automation projects for time-consuming, repetitive business tasks, and processes across applications and services.
Audience Profile
The course is designed for semi-technical Microsoft Office/Office 365 users who need to automate tasks and processes. Ideal candidates would be IT professionals interested in automation, technology-savvy business professionals seeking to learn about automating repetitive tasks, or someone in a managerial role looking to explore the benefits of RPA.
Prerequisites
Windows, Microsoft Office, Internet browser skills are required. For the training, delegates will be using a Windows 10 computer with Chrome and Microsoft Office. No prior automation experience is necessary but candidates should have a fundamental understanding of programming (.NET, VBA, HTML, Javascript, etc.).
Course Outline
What is Robotic Process Automation?
Scope and techniques of automation
Robotic process automation and UiPath
Record and Play
UiPath stack
Installing UiPath Studio
Task recorder
Sequence, Flowchart, and Control Flow
Sequencing the workflow
Activities
Control flow with of loops, and decision making
Data Manipulation
Variables and scope
Collections
Arguments
Data table usage
Clipboard management
File operation
CSV/Excel to data table
Controls
Finding and attaching windows
Finding the control
Techniques for waiting for a control
Act on controls
Working with UiExplorer
Handling events
Revisit recorder
Screen Scraping
When to use OCR
Types of OCR available
How to use OCR
Avoiding typical failure points
Plugins and Extensions
Terminal plugin
SAP automation
Java plugin
Citrix automation
Mail plugin
PDF plugin
Web integration
Excel and Word plugins
Credential management
Extensions – Java, Chrome, Firefox
Handling User Events and Assistant Bots
What are assistant bots?
Monitoring system event triggers
Monitoring image and element triggers
Launching an assistant bot on a keyboard event
Exception Handling, Debugging, and Logging
Exception handling
Common exceptions and ways to handle them
Logging and taking screenshots
Debugging techniques
Collecting crash dumps
Error reporting
Managing and Maintaining the Code
Project organization
Nesting workflows
Reusability of workflows
Commenting techniques
State Machine
When to use Flowcharts, State Machines, or Sequences
Using config files and examples of a config file
Integrating a TFS server
Deploying and Maintaining the Bot
Publishing using publish utility
Overview of Orchestration Server
Using Orchestration Server to control bots
Using Orchestration Server to deploy bots
License management
Publishing and managing update
Workshops
Help Desk Ticket Generation
CRM Automation
Moderating Social Media with AI
Purchase Order Processing with UiPath ReFramework
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