
Microsoft Power Platform Course
Master every pillar of Microsoft Power Platform — Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Power Virtual Agents — in one comprehensive course. You'll build real apps, automate business processes, and deliver data-driven dashboards from day one. This is the hands-on training IT professionals and business analysts need to drive digital transformation at scale.
What you will learn:
You will learn to design canvas and model-driven apps, automate workflows across Microsoft 365 and third-party services, and build interactive Power BI reports using DAX and Power Query. The course covers Microsoft Dataverse schema design, security roles, and environment management so your solutions are production-ready. You will configure AI-powered chatbots with Power Virtual Agents and integrate them with Power Automate flows. Advanced topics include robotic process automation with Power Automate Desktop, AI Builder document processing, and enterprise governance using the Centre of Excellence Starter Kit. By the end, you will package and deploy solutions using managed pipelines and ALM best practices.
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Course content
8 Chapters • 38 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsIntroduction to Microsoft Power Platform
Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform
Lesson 1 • Microsoft Dataverse Fundamentals
Introduces Dataverse as the shared data backbone of the platform. Students create tables, columns, and relationships to support app and flow development.
Lesson 2 • Power Platform Overview and Architecture
Covers the four pillars: Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Power Virtual Agents. Establishes the ecosystem context for all subsequent chapters.
Lesson 3 • Connectors and Data Sources
Explains standard, premium, and custom connectors that link platform tools to external services. Students configure connections used throughout the course.
Lesson 4 • Environment and Tenant Management
Defines environments as isolated containers for apps, flows, and data. Students configure sandbox and production environments for safe development.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsBuilding Canvas Apps with Power Apps
Building Canvas Apps with Power Apps
Lesson 1 • App Navigation and UX Design
Applies navigation patterns and responsive layout techniques to improve usability. Students implement consistent branding and accessible control sizing.
Lesson 2 • Power Fx Formulas and Logic
Teaches the Excel-like Power Fx language for binding data and controlling behaviour. Students write formulas for navigation, filtering, and conditional display.
Lesson 3 • Publishing and Sharing Canvas Apps
Covers app versioning, publishing, and permission assignment to end users. Students share apps with groups and validate access through different roles.
Lesson 4 • Forms, Galleries, and Data Binding
Connects UI controls to Dataverse and other data sources for read and write operations. Students build list-detail screens with galleries and edit forms.
Lesson 5 • Canvas App Studio Essentials
Orients students to the Power Apps Studio interface and design canvas. Covers screen creation, control insertion, and property panel usage.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsModel-Driven Apps and Dataverse Design
Model-Driven Apps and Dataverse Design
Lesson 1 • Model-Driven App Architecture
Contrasts model-driven and canvas app paradigms and explains when each is appropriate. Students configure a new model-driven app shell in a solution.
Lesson 2 • Business Rules and Process Flows
Implements no-code business logic using business rules and business process flows. Students enforce field requirements and guide users through multi-stage processes.
Lesson 3 • Advanced Dataverse Schema Design
Extends Dataverse knowledge to choices, calculated columns, and rollup fields. Students design a normalised schema supporting complex business scenarios.
Lesson 4 • Security and Role-Based Access
Configures Dataverse security roles, field-level security, and team ownership. Students apply least-privilege access to protect sensitive business data.
Lesson 5 • Forms, Views, and Dashboards
Configures main forms, quick-view forms, and system views for model-driven apps. Students build interactive dashboards aggregating key business metrics.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsAutomating Workflows with Power Automate
Automating Workflows with Power Automate
Lesson 1 • Error Handling and Flow Reliability
Applies scope actions, run-after settings, and retry policies to build resilient flows. Students implement centralised error notification and flow recovery patterns.
Lesson 2 • Actions, Expressions, and Dynamic Content
Teaches action configuration, dynamic content mapping, and expression authoring. Students transform and route data between connectors using built-in functions.
Lesson 3 • Conditions, Loops, and Parallel Branches
Implements control flow using conditions, switch cases, and apply-to-each loops. Students build flows that process arrays and execute parallel operations efficiently.
Lesson 4 • Power Automate Flow Types and Triggers
Distinguishes cloud flows, desktop flows, and business process flows by use case. Students select appropriate triggers for automated, instant, and scheduled scenarios.
Lesson 5 • Approvals and Adaptive Cards
Configures multi-stage approval workflows with email and Teams notifications. Students design adaptive card responses that capture structured user input.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsData Visualisation with Power BI
Data Visualisation with Power BI
Lesson 1 • Power BI Desktop Interface and Data Import
Introduces the Power BI Desktop workspace and data import from multiple sources. Students connect to files, databases, and cloud services to load datasets.
Lesson 2 • Data Transformation with Power Query
Uses Power Query Editor to clean, reshape, and merge datasets before modelling. Students apply transformations that produce analysis-ready tables.
Lesson 3 • Report Design and Publishing
Applies visual best practices to build clear, interactive reports with slicers and drill-through. Students publish to Power BI Service and configure workspace sharing.
Lesson 4 • Data Modelling and Relationships
Builds star-schema models with fact and dimension tables linked by relationships. Students configure cardinality, cross-filter direction, and calculated tables.
Lesson 5 • DAX Measures and Calculations
Writes DAX measures for aggregations, time intelligence, and ratio calculations. Students replace implicit measures with explicit, reusable DAX logic.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsPower Virtual Agents and Chatbot Development
Power Virtual Agents and Chatbot Development
Lesson 1 • Bot Testing, Analytics, and Deployment
Uses the test pane, analytics dashboard, and escalation settings to validate and improve bots. Students publish bots to Teams and web channels with proper authentication.
Lesson 2 • Chatbot Design Fundamentals
Introduces conversational design principles and the Power Virtual Agents authoring canvas. Students map user intents to topics before building any bot logic.
Lesson 3 • Building Topics and Conversation Flows
Constructs topic nodes including messages, questions, conditions, and variable storage. Students create branching conversations that handle multiple user paths.
Lesson 4 • Integrating Power Automate with Bots
Connects bot topics to Power Automate flows for dynamic data retrieval and actions. Students pass variables between the bot and flows to personalise responses.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsIntegration, Solutions, and ALM
Integration, Solutions, and ALM
Lesson 1 • Power Platform Pipelines
Configures built-in pipelines to automate solution promotion across environments. Students run and monitor pipeline deployments with approval gates.
Lesson 2 • Solutions and Component Management
Explains managed and unmanaged solutions as deployment containers for platform artefacts. Students add apps, flows, and tables to solutions and manage dependencies.
Lesson 3 • Exporting, Importing, and Patching
Covers solution export, import, and patch creation for incremental updates. Students migrate changes between environments without overwriting unrelated customisations.
Lesson 4 • Cross-Platform Integration Patterns
Implements integration between Power Platform and Azure services using connectors and APIs. Students connect apps and flows to Azure Functions, Service Bus, and Logic Apps.
Lesson 5 • Azure DevOps and GitHub Integration
Integrates Power Platform CLI with Azure DevOps or GitHub for source-controlled ALM. Students commit solution files and trigger CI/CD pipelines from pull requests.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsGovernance, Security, and Administration
Governance, Security, and Administration
Lesson 1 • Tenant-Level Administration
Navigates the Power Platform admin centre to manage capacity, environments, and policies. Students configure tenant settings that govern all makers and users.
Lesson 2 • Enterprise Security Architecture
Applies conditional access, managed identities, and customer-managed keys to harden the platform. Students design a layered security model aligned with organisational standards.
Lesson 3 • Data Loss Prevention Policy Design
Creates DLP policies that classify connectors into business and non-business groups. Students apply environment-scoped and tenant-scoped policies to prevent data leakage.
Lesson 4 • Centre of Excellence Toolkit
Deploys the CoE Starter Kit to gain visibility into platform usage and enforce governance. Students configure inventory, compliance, and nurture components.
Lesson 5 • Monitoring, Auditing, and Compliance
Uses activity logs, Microsoft Purview, and analytics to audit platform usage. Students identify policy violations and generate compliance reports for stakeholders.
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This course is for you:
Business analyst: ready to automate reporting and eliminate repetitive manual tasks.
IT generalist: looking to expand skills into low-code enterprise application development.
Operations coordinator: wanting to build internal tools without waiting on developers.
Career changer: entering the Microsoft ecosystem from an unrelated professional background.
SharePoint administrator: aiming to extend existing solutions across the broader platform.
Project manager: seeking technical fluency to lead Power Platform implementation projects.
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