Pre-Training Survey

If you want to explore the Robotic Process Automation world and look to become an RPA Developer, then know that you’ve arrived right to the heart of it.

<h3>About the Meet the UiPath Platform Course </h3>This course looks to equip you with the proper understanding of how the UiPath Platform works to empower you and your organization for end-to-end automation. If you don’t have any prior experience in the RPA field, you shouldn’t worry about it. We are listening closely to what our learners are telling us and have shaped the RPA Developer journey so that you’ll be successful. Through this introductory course, you will learn about the RPA development process and what the RPA developer’s role and responsibility is.  Upon completion, you should be able to explain how the core UiPath RPA components work together and how to set up an attended environment, using Studio, Robot with Assistant, and Orchestrator.   Get ready to take the first step toward acquiring your RPA Developer Certification.   Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well.  <h3>Agenda </h3>The Meet the UiPath Platform course covers these three key areas:  <ul><li>UiPath Platform Overview </li><li>UiPath First Run </li><li>The Learning Journey towards the RPA Developer certification </li></ul><h3>Objectives </h3>In this course, you will: <ul><li>Explore the UiPath products that empower enterprises for end-to-end automation. </li><li>Analyze the UiPath core RPA components (Studio, Orchestrator and Robot with Assistant) and know how they work together. </li><li>Differentiate between attended and unattended types of UiPath robots.  </li><li>Set up an attended environment with Studio and Assistant, connected to Orchestrator. </li><li>Use Studio to build an automation project and publish it to Orchestrator.  </li><li>Use UiPath Assistant to install and run the published project. </li><li>Discover the key skills needed to become an associate-level developer. </li><li>Access the UiPath Community ecosystem.  </li></ul><h3>Whom does this course address? </h3>The Meet the UiPath Platform course addresses:  <ul><li>All RPA Developers with prior experience on a different RPA platform. </li><li>Developers new to RPA and UiPath. </li><li>Individuals with or without prior work experience in other roles who are looking to become RPA Developers. </li><li>UiPath RPA Developers looking to refresh their knowledge and discover new tools, features, and capabilities with UiPath. </li></ul>After completing the Meet the UiPath Platform course, you will be prepared to move on to further courses from the RPA Developer Foundation learning plan, such as <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learningpath/variables-arguments-and-control-flow-in-studio">Variables, Arguments, and Control Flow in Studio</a> , <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learningpath/ui-automation-with-studio">UI Automation with Studio</a> , and <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learningpath/orchestrator-for-rpa-developers">Orchestrator for RPA Developers</a>.

Meet the UiPath Platform (v2021.10)

All you need to build your first automation process from scratch with Studio, publish it to Orchestrator, and see how it runs with Assistant.

<h3>About the Build Your First Process With Studio Course </h3>This course will walk you through all the steps of building a simple automation process based on the business requirements using UiPath Studio.  You will also get a detailed presentation of the publishing process to Orchestrator and learn to run the process with Assistant. All the steps are carefully and thoroughly explained in simple ways that you can follow and perform on your own.  Each lesson includes a video, project file, resources, and the possibility to check your understanding of the topic. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well.  <h3>Agenda   </h3><ul><li>Meet the UiPath Studio Interface </li><li>Understanding the Business Scenario </li><li>Building the Workflow–Part One </li><li>Building the Workflow–Part Two </li><li>Building the Workflow–Part Three </li><li>Publishing and Running a Process </li></ul><h3>Objectives </h3>By the end of this course, you will be able to: <ul><li>Locate and describe the key components of the UiPath Studio user interface (UI). </li><li>Access the &#39;ACME System 1&#39; web application to receive a set of invoices in your mailbox. </li><li>List the steps of the process to be built based on the business needs. </li><li>Use the UiPath Studio activities to build a process that filters and retrieves emails from Outlook, saves email attachments, reads and write values to an Excel cell, extracts and copies text from a UI element, and creates a draft email with the updated Excel files. </li><li>List and explain the publishing options for a process in Studio. </li><li>Know how to publish a process in Studio. </li><li>Run a published process from the UiPath Assistant. </li></ul><h3>Whom does this course address? </h3>The Build Your First Process With Studio course addresses:  <ul><li>All RPA Developers with prior experience on a different RPA platform who completed the Meet the UiPath Platform course. </li><li>Developers new to RPA and UiPath who completed the Meet the UiPath Platform course. </li><li>Individuals with or without prior work experience in other roles who are looking to become RPA Developers and have completed the Meet the UiPath Platform course. </li><li>UiPath RPA Developers looking to refresh their knowledge and discover new tools, features, and capabilities with UiPath. </li></ul>After completing this course, you will be ready for the next courses in the RPA Developer Foundation learning plan, such as <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/courses/a-day-in-the-life-of-an-rpa-developer-">A Day in the Life of an RPA Developer</a>, <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learningpath/variables-arguments-and-control-flow-in-studio">Variables, Arguments, and Control Flow in Studio</a> , <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learningpath/ui-automation-with-studio">UI Automation with Studio</a> , and <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learningpath/orchestrator-for-rpa-developers">Orchestrator for RPA Developers</a>.

Build Your First Process (v2021.10)

In this course we will cover key aspects related to the RPA Developer role: understanding processes, assessing the automation potential of a process, and exploring the automation project lifecycle.

<h3>About the A Day in the Life of an RPA Developer Course </h3>This course explains the differences between processes and procedures, provides you with the set criteria for assessing automation potential, and describes the responsibility and collaboration of the RPA Developer throughout the stages of an RPA project implementation. <h3>Objectives </h3>At the end of this course, you will be able to: <ul><li>Explain what a process is and differentiate it from a procedure. </li><li>Use the set criteria to evaluate if a process is fit for automation. </li><li>Describe the stages of an RPA project implementation. </li><li>Discuss the tasks and ownership of the RPA Developer at each stage of an implementation. </li><li>Describe the collaboration with other roles throughout the stages of an RPA project implementation. </li></ul><h3>Agenda </h3><ul><li>What are Business Processes </li><li>Assessing Automation Potential </li><li>The Automation Project Lifecycle </li></ul><h3>Whom does this course address? </h3>The A Day in the Life of an RPA Developer course addresses:  <ul><li>All RPA Developers with prior experience on a different RPA platform. </li><li>Developers new to RPA and UiPath. </li><li>Individuals with or without prior work experience in other roles who are looking to become RPA Developers. </li><li>UiPath RPA Developers looking to refresh their knowledge and discover new tools, features, and capabilities with UiPath.</li></ul>

A Day in the Life of an RPA Developer

Do you want to learn the basic units of storing information and how to use them between various activities and workflows in UiPath Studio? Then the Variables and Arguments in Studio course is for you!

<h3>About the Variables and Arguments in Studio course </h3>The Variables and Arguments in Studio course is an intermediate course that introduces you to how data is collected, stored, processed, and passed between various activities and workflows in UiPath Studio. You&#39;ll learn how variables help us collect, store, process, and pass data within a workflow. You’ll learn about the various types of data and their conversion methods. You’ll also learn how arguments are used in UiPath and how the Invoke Workflow Activity helps us pass data between workflows. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Variables and Arguments in Studio course prerequisites </h4>The Variables and Arguments in Studio course is intermediate level. Before you enroll, you should have completed the following courses: <ul><li>Basic programming knowledge </li><li>Meet the UiPath Platform course </li></ul><h4>The Variables and Arguments in Studio audience </h4>The Variables and Arguments in Studio course is a one-hour thirty minutes course. It is targeted at RPA Developers. <h4>The Variables and Arguments in Studio course agenda </h4>The agenda covers:  <ul><li>Variables </li><li>Data Types </li><li>Invoke Workflow File and Arguments </li><li>Arrays </li><li>Practice – GenericValues </li><li>Practice – Invoke Workflow File </li></ul><h4>The Variables and Arguments in Studio learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Explain what variables are and what they are used for. </li><li>Create and configure variables in an automation project. </li><li>List the data types and apply the conversion methods of data types. </li><li>Explain what arguments are and what they are used for. </li><li>Use the Invoke Workflow File Activity to chain workflow execution and pass data through arguments. </li><li>Differentiate between variables and arguments. </li><li>Explain what arrays are and what they are used for.</li></ul>

Variables and Arguments in Studio(v2021.10)

Do you want to learn how to control your project in UiPath Studio? Then the Control Flow in Studio course is for you!

<h3>About the Control Flow in Studio course </h3>The Control Flow in Studio course is an intermediate course that describes how the control flow activities are executed throughout the process. You&#39;ll learn how to use the If, While, Do While, For Each, Switch, and Parallel activities to control the order in which activities are executed within a process. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Control Flow in Studio course prerequisites </h4>The Control Flow in Studio course is intermediate level. Before you enroll, you should have completed the following courses: <ul><li>Basic programming knowledge </li><li>Meet the UiPath Platform course </li><li>Variables and Arguments in Studio course </li></ul><h4>The Control Flow in Studio audience </h4>The Control Flow in Studio course is a one-hour thirty minutes course. It is targeted at RPA Developers. <h4>The Control Flow in Studio course agenda </h4>The agenda covers:  <ul><li>Control Flow Overview </li><li>The If Statement </li><li>Loops </li><li>Switch </li><li>Parallel </li><li>Practice – For Each and If Statement </li><li>Practice – Switch </li></ul><h4>The Control Flow in Studio learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Explain what control flow is and it&#39;s importance </li><li>List the most common control flow statements used in UiPath. </li><li>Explain the most common control flow statements used in UiPath.  </li><li>Differentiate between the most common control flow statements used in UiPath.  </li><li>Configure the most common control flow statements according to their specifications. </li><li>Explain what a parallel Activity is and how to use it.</li></ul>

Control Flow in Studio (v2021.10)

Experience key User Interface automation concepts with practice time in both the modern and classic experiences in this UI automation course.

<h4>About UI Automation with Studio Course  </h4> Through this set of UI automation tutorials, you&#39;ll learn about UI automation with UiPath. You&#39;ll practice both the modern design experience and the classic design experience. Learn to effectively build User Interface automation projects using activities like Use Application Browser, Click, Type Into, Get Text, Check APP state and so on. This course also covers the corresponding Input methods, such as Chromium API, Simulate, Send Windows Messages. And the Output methods such as Full text, Native and OCR.  This UiPath Studio guide builds on what you’ve already learned about RPA development. It teaches you about UI Automation with Studio to continue your automation journey.  Product alignment: this course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and applies to newer versions as well.  <h4>UI Automation with Studio course prerequisites </h4>Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed these previous courses: <ul><li>The Get Started with RPA Development course </li><li>Variables and Arguments in Studio course </li><li>Control Flow in Studio course </li></ul><h4>UI Automation with Studio course audience </h4>This is an intermediate UiPath UI Automation training course. It&#39;s ideal for RPA Developers to learn about UI Automation.<h4>UI Automation with Studio course agenda </h4>Through this UI Automation course, you&#39;ll learn about these foundational UI automation topics in three modules:  <ol><li>Introduction to UI Automation: this module offers RPA Developers all the basic concepts related to user interface automation. This module covers: </li></ol><ul><li>What UI Automation is. </li><li>Key concepts of UI Automation. </li><li>The difference between the modern and the classic design experiences. </li><li>How to change the design experience in Studio. </li><li>Configure a default design experience at Studio level for all new automation projects. </li></ul>2. UI Automation with the Modern Design Experience: this module covers building UI Automation projects using the modern design experience in Studio. This module covers: <ul><li>Selection Option Screen in the modern design experience. </li><li>Input and Output activities in the modern design experience. </li><li>Input method and activities in the modern design experience. </li><li>Output method and activities in the modern design experience. </li><li>UI synchronization activities in the modern design experience. </li></ul>3. UI Automation with the Classic Design Experience: this module covers building UI Automation projects using the classic design experience in Studio. This module covers: <ul><li>Introduction to classic design experience. </li><li>Input methods and activities in the classic design experience. </li><li>Output methods and actions in the classic design experience.  </li><li>UI synchronization activities in the classic design experience.  </li></ul>UI Automation with Studio course learning objectives At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ol><li>Introduction to UI Automation </li></ol><ul><li>Explain what is UI Automation. </li><li>Explain the key elements of UI Automation with UiPath Studio. </li><li>Differentiate between the modern and the classic design experiences in Studio. </li><li>Change the design experience in Studio based on the automation requirements. </li></ul>2.UI Automation with the Modern Design Experience <ul><li>Indicate and select the target required for UI Automation using the Selection Option window.  </li><li>Configure the key container Activity in the modern experience: Use Browser/Application. </li><li>Use the correct input activities used in the modern design experience based on automation requirements. </li><li>Explain the input methods used in modern design experience. </li><li>Choose the suitable input methods based on the requirements of an automation. </li><li>Explain how the &#39;Background&#39; input mode works. </li><li>Use the key output activities used in the modern design experience . </li><li>Explain the output methods used in modern design experience. </li><li>Use the Table extraction. </li><li>Configure all the Key properties of the modern experience activities. </li><li>Build user interface automation projects using the modern experience. </li><li>Explain how to use a nested card when working with multiple applications. </li><li>Debug UI Automation projects built with the modern experience. </li></ul>3. UI Automation with the Classic Design Experience <ul><li>Choose the input method that&#39;s suitable for your automation context. </li><li>Customize the properties of the input actions to increase the reliability and effectiveness of your automation. </li><li>Use the output actions that fit the specifics of the applications and processes that you are automating. </li><li>Maximize the reliability of your automation by using the most appropriate activities to improve UI element identification and efficiency of the automation.</li></ul>

UI Automation with Studio (v2021.10)

In this course we'll find out what data manipulation is, how to work with Strings and how to use the RegEx Builder. These will be demonstrated using the strings and list data types.

<h4>Course prerequisites:  </h4>To make the most of this technical updates course, we recommend you to have basic programming knowledge and already completed the Get Started with RPA Development course and Variables course, and, the Arguments and Control Flow in Studio course. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well.   <h4>Audience: </h4>Any RPA Developer interested in knowing about Data Manipulation with Strings automation features released in the 2021.10 version.   <h4>Learning objectives  </h4>At the end of this course learners should be able to:  <ul><li>Use the most common .NET methods to manipulate values contained in variables of type String. </li><li>Use the RegEx builder in UiPath Studio to perform complex string manipulation.  </li></ul><h4>Agenda:  </h4><ul><li>What is Data Manipulation </li><li>Strings Methods and Properties </li><li>The RegEx Builder</li></ul>

DataTables and Excel Automation With Studio (v2021.10)

Data manipulation with strings in Studio(v2021.10)

In this course, we are covering two of the most commonly encountered data types: Lists and Dictionaries.

<h4>About Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio course. </h4>The Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in UiPath course is based around two of the most common collection data types: lists, and dictionaries. You will be taught about data manipulation using UiPath Studio.  This is a one hour and twenty minutes course. It is aimed at those who are already on their journey to RPA development. Once you’ve finished the UiPath Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio course, you will receive a diploma of completion.   Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>Prerequisites for Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio course. </h4>The UiPath Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries course is intermediate level. We require basic programming knowledge to enroll. You should also have completed the:   <ul><li>Get Started with RPA Development course. </li><li>Variables, Arguments, and Control Flow in Studio course.  </li></ul><h4>Course audience for Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio.  </h4>The RPA Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries course with UiPath is a one hour and twenty minutes course. It is aimed at an intermediate audience of RPA developers.  <h4>Agenda: Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio </h4>The Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio course covers three key areas. The agenda helps increase your knowledge of data manipulation and offers a tutorial of the UiPath Studio platform. The Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio course covers:  <ul><li>What is Data Manipulation </li><li>Lists </li><li>Dictionaries </li></ul><h4>Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries course learning objectives: </h4>At the end of the UiPath Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio course you should be able to:  <ul><li>Use specific methods to initialize and manipulate List variables. </li><li>Use specific methods to initialize and manipulate Dictionary variables. </li></ul>Once you’ve completed the Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio intermediate course, you can continue your learning with related courses. Choose from Version Control Systems Integration in Studio, PDF Automation in Studio or Project Organization in Studio. See the ‘Related Courses’ tab for all your options.

Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio (v2021.10)

This course covers the concept and types of selectors in UiPath, the UI Explorer, the Property Explorer, where to use them, and how to fine-tune selectors in difficult situations.

<h3>About the Selectors in Studio Training </h3>In this course, we will learn about the main targeting method for UI Automation activities: Selectors. We&#39;ll first get familiar with the concept, then we&#39;ll get to more in-depth topics, such as the types of selectors: Full Selectors and Partial Selectors, the UI Explorer, the Property Explorer, and fine-tuning selectors to handle different situations. Product Alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well.  <h4>Prerequisites for Selectors in Studio course   </h4><ul><li>Basic programming knowledge </li><li>The Get Started with RPA Development course </li><li>The Variables and Arguments course </li><li>Control Flow in Studio course </li><li>The UI Automation with Studio course </li><li>DataTable and Excel Automation course </li></ul><h4>Course Audience </h4>The Selectors in Studio course is aimed at RPA developers. <h4>Selectors in Studio Training Agenda </h4><ul><li>Introducing selectors  </li><li>The UI Explorer and the Property Explorer </li><li>Types of Selectors: Full and Partial  </li><li>Fine-tuning selectors: Wildcards, Variables, and Index Variables </li><li>Managing difficult situations involving selectors </li></ul><h4>Selectors in Studio Training Objectives </h4>At the end of this course, you should be able to: <ul><li>Explain a selector and its structure. </li><li>Explain various types of selectors and their settings when automating. </li><li>Describe how to explore the attributes of User Interface element. </li><li>Explain various approaches to fine-tune selectors to make them reliable. </li><li>Fine-tune selectors to improve element identification precision.</li></ul>

Selectors in Studio (v2021.10)

Explore the concept of Descriptors in UiPath, the Target and the Anchor, the Property Explorer, and when to use Anchors. And covers how to validate Targets and anchors, and how to fine-tune Descriptors in difficult situations.<h3>About Descriptors in UiPath Studio </h3>The Descriptors in UiPath Studio course teaches more about user interface automation with UiPath using Modern design experience. In this course, you&#39;ll learn what Descriptors are in UiPath Studio, Advanced options in the selection window, as well as Target element validation. You&#39;ll learn how to configure and fine-tune Descriptor when you encounter difficult situations.   Descriptors in Studio is a two-hour full course. Its applicable to those who already understand RPA, more specifically UI automation. At the end of the Descriptors in UiPath Studio course, you receive a diploma of completion. Product alignment: this course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and applies to newer versions as well.  <h4>Descriptors in Studio course prerequisites </h4>Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed these previous courses: <ul><li>The Get Started with RPA Development course</li><li>Variables and Arguments in Studio course</li><li>Control Flow in Studio course</li><li>The UI Automation with Studio course</li><li>Selectors In Studio course</li></ul><h4>Descriptors in Studio course audience </h4>This is an intermediate UiPath UI Automation training course. It is ideal for RPA Developers to learn about UI Automation. <h4>Descriptors in Studio course agenda </h4>Through this course, you will learn the essential concepts of Descriptors by covering such topics as:   <ul><li>Advanced Options in the Selection Window</li><li>Introducing the Descriptors</li><li>Validating the Descriptors</li><li>Fine tuning the Descriptors</li><li>Introducing the Object Repository</li><li>Practice – Dynamic Descriptors</li></ul><h4>Descriptors in Studio course learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>State all the Advanced options of the selection window.</li><li>Explain when to make use of Enforce visibility, Dynamic Text Target and Native Text Target options.</li><li>Explain how to use the Image selection option.</li><li>Define what UI Descriptors are.</li><li>Explain how the Descriptor gets generated.</li><li>Explain how target element validation works.</li><li>Choose the correct targeting method while automating UI elements.</li><li>Explain how to explore the attributes of UI elements to build the automation logic.</li><li>Fine-tune Descriptor to uniquely identify the required UI elements on the screen.</li><li>Explain what the Object Repository is.</li><li>State the key benefits of Object Repository.</li><li>Explain the key concepts in the Object Repository: UI Descriptors, UI Elements, Screens, Applications, UI Libraries.</li></ul>

Descriptors in Studio (v2021.10)

In this course, we will focus on best practices for organizing your projects.

In this course, we will focus on best practices for organizing your projects. We will learn about selecting project layouts, breaking down complex processes, reusing parts of a project, managing versions of the components, and preventing exceptions.  At the end of this course you will be able to: <ul><li>Choose a suitable project layout for each workflow. </li><li>Split a complex automation project into functional workflows that can be developed separately. </li><li>Create and share project templates to speed up development. </li><li>Identify reusable components across projects and store them as libraries for future reuse. </li><li>Explain the benefits of using exception handling techniques. </li><li>Explain the benefits of using the versioning capabilities of UiPath to keep the development effort trackable and reliable.</li></ul>

Project Organization in Studio (v2021.10)

Debugging in UiPath Studio is an essential aspect of getting your automation ready for production. In this course, we’ll cover how to use the debugging features to identify and solve errors in your workflows. <h3>About the Debugging in Studio Training </h3>One of the most important aspects of automation is making sure that everything works as expected. The Debugging in UiPath Studio course teaches you how to use the various debugging features including remote debugging offered by Studio to ensure your automations are production ready.   You will begin with an overview of the debugging features, including actions and panels, followed by a basic entry into them and then the advanced tools. Product Alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well.  <h4>Prerequisites for Debugging in Studio course   </h4><ul><li>Basic programming knowledge </li><li>The Variables and Arguments course </li><li>The Control Flow in Studio course </li><li>The UI Automation with Studio course </li><li>Selectors in Studio course </li><li>Descriptors in Studio course </li></ul><h4>Course Audience </h4>The Debugging in Studio course is aimed at intermediate RPA developers. <h4>Debugging in Studio Training Agenda </h4><ul><li>Debugging features overview  </li><li>Basic debugging features  </li><li>Advanced debugging features  </li></ul><h4>Debugging in Studio Training Objectives </h4>At the end of this course, you should be able to: <ul><li>List debugging actions and panels. </li><li>Define remote debugging. </li><li>Explain the functionalities of debugging actions. </li><li>Explain the functionalities of debugging panels.</li></ul>

Debugging in Studio (v2021.10)

Do you want to learn how to anticipate, detect, and handle exceptions in your processes? Then the Error and Exception Handling in Studio course is for you!

<h3>About the Error and Exception Handling in Studio course </h3>The Error and Exception Handling in Studio course is an intermediate course that describes exception handling activities like TryCatch, Throw, Rethrow, Retry Scope, and Global Exception Handler. You&#39;ll also learn about a property that UI automation activities share and that is very valuable - ContinueOnError. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Error and Exception Handling in Studio course prerequisites </h4>The Error and Exception Handling in Studio course is intermediate level. Before you enroll, you should have completed the following courses: <ul><li>Meet the UiPath Platform course </li><li>Variables, Arguments, and Control Flow in Studio course  </li><li>UI Automation with Studio course </li><li>Selectors in Studio course </li><li>Project Organization in Studio course </li></ul><h4>The Error and Exception Handling in Studio course </h4>The Error and Exception Handling in Studio course is a one-hour thirty minutes course. It is targeted at RPA Developers. <h4>The Error and Exception Handling in Studio course agenda </h4>The agenda covers:  <ul><li>System and Business Exceptions </li><li>TryCatch, Throw and Rethrow </li><li>Retry Scope </li><li>The ContinueOnError Property </li><li>The Global Exception Handler </li><li>Practice – Automation of Spreadsheet Calculation </li><li>Practice – Using the Global Exception Handler </li></ul>The Error and Exception Handling in Studio learning objectives At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Identify and differentiate between the different types of exceptions. </li><li>Describe the common exception handling techniques and explain when they should be used.  </li><li>Use the TryCatch, Throw, and Rethrow activities in your automation projects. </li><li>Use the Retry Scope activities in your automation projects. </li><li>Describe the ContinueOnError Property. </li><li>Use the Global Exception Handler in both attended and unattended scenarios.</li></ul>

Error and Exception Handling in Studio (2021.10)

Do you want to learn the basics of setting up effective logging when developing an automation project? Then the Introduction to Logging in Studio course is for you!

<h3>About the Introduction to Logging in Studio course </h3>The Introduction to Logging in Studio course is an intermediate course that introduces you to Robot Execution logs and UiPath logging recommendations. You&#39;ll learn how to set up logging in UiPath Studio projects, how to interpret Robot execution logs, and how to use UiPath Log Message activities effectively. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Introduction to Logging in Studio course prerequisites </h4>The Introduction to Logging in Studio course is intermediate level. Before you enroll, you should have completed the following courses: <ul><li>Meet the UiPath Platform course. </li><li>Variables and Arguments in Studio course. </li><li>Control Flow in Studio course. </li><li>Project Organization in Studio course. </li></ul><h4>The Introduction to Logging in Studio audience </h4>The Introduction to Logging in Studio course is a two-hour course. It is targeted at RPA Developers. <h4>The Introduction to Logging in Studio course agenda </h4>The agenda covers:  <ul><li>Logging Overview  </li><li>Accessing and Reading Robot Execution Logs  </li><li>Logging Recommendations </li><li>Practice – Add Log Messages </li></ul><h4>The Introduction to Logging in Studio learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Identify and explain the types of UiPath logs and the logging levels. </li><li>Explain what Robot execution logs are and interpret them correctly. </li><li>Use Log Message activities effectively. </li><li>Integrate the logging recommendations in your processes.</li></ul>

Introduction to Logging in Studio (v2021.10)

Discover the core Orchestrator concepts and features which are relevant for an RPA Developer, and how to use them in development.

<h3>About the Orchestrator Overview for RPA Developers course </h3>In this Orchestrator Overview training, you will explore the main capabilities of Orchestrator, as well as discover the main Orchestrator entities. You will learn how to create, configure, and provision unattended robots through Orchestrator in UiPath, publish and manage automation projects, and execute jobs using an unattended robot.   Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Orchestrator and Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Orchestrator Overview for RPA Developers course prerequisites </h4>Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed these previous courses: <ul><li>Meet the UiPath Platform course. </li><li>Variables and Arguments in Studio course. </li><li>Control Flow in Studio course. </li><li>Project Organization in Studio course. </li></ul><h4>The Orchestrator Overview for RPA Developers audience </h4>This is an intermediate UiPath Orchestrator training course. It is ideal for RPA Developers to learn about Orchestrator, the heart of your automation management. <h4>The Orchestrator Overview for RPA Developers course agenda </h4>Through this course, you will learn the essential features of Orchestrator by covering such topics as:   <ul><li>Introducing UiPath Orchestrator </li><li>Orchestrator Entities, Tenants, and Folders </li><li>Robot Provisioning and License Distribution </li><li>Unattended Automation With Folders </li><li>Practice – Connect and Unattended Robot to Orchestrator </li></ul><h4>The Orchestrator Overview for RPA Developers learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Define the purpose and main capabilities of Orchestrator. </li><li>Describe the Orchestrator entities and what they are meant for, as well as differentiate between the tenant context and the folder context.  </li><li>Create, configure and provision unattended robots from Orchestrator.  </li><li>Differentiate between a background and a foreground process.  </li><li>Execute jobs using unattended robots in different ways.  </li><li>Describe how licenses are allocated and consumed in Orchestrator.</li></ul>

Orchestrator Overview for RPA Developers (v2021.10)

This course is for RPA Developers learning to use Orchestrator to manage every one of their automations, robots, and automation assets from the same place.

<h3>About the Working with Orchestrator Resources course </h3>In this Working with Orchestrator Resources training, you will explore the possibility of using Orchestrator as a repository for libraries, assets, and so on. You will learn how to work with queues in Orchestrator and discover more about the three business processes: linear, iterative, and transactional. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Orchestrator and Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Working with Orchestrator Resources course prerequisites </h4>Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed these previous courses: <ul><li>Meet the UiPath Platform course. </li><li>Variables and Arguments in Studio course. </li><li>Control Flow in Studio course. </li><li>Project Organization in Studio course. </li><li>Orchestrator Overview for RPA Developers course. </li></ul><h4>The Working with Orchestrator Resources audience </h4>This is an intermediate UiPath Orchestrator training course. It is ideal for RPA Developers to learn about Orchestrator, the heart of your automation management. <h4>The Working with Orchestrator Resources course agenda </h4>Through this course, you will learn the essential features of Orchestrator by covering such topics as:   <ul><li>Orchestrator Resources in Studio </li><li>Libraries and Templates in Orchestrator </li><li>Storage Buckets </li><li>Queues </li><li>Transactions and Types of Processes </li><li>Practice 1 - Orchestrator Resources </li><li>Practice 2 - Queues </li></ul><h4>The Working with Orchestrator Resources learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Use Orchestrators resources directly in Studio. </li><li>Publish, install and update libraries and templates in Orchestrator. </li><li>Store files in storage buckets and use them in automation projects. </li><li>Create, populate and consume Orchestrator queues. </li><li>Describe the relationship between different queue concepts and make the correct correlations. </li><li>Identify and explain the types of processes, as well as clearly identify transactions to automate within a process.</li></ul>

Working with Orchestrator Resources(v2021.10)

In this course, we will explore how working with email can become fast and reliable with the use of UiPath Studio and the email – related activities.

<h3>About Email Automation with Studio course</h3>The UiPath Email Automation course helps you learn how to automate working with emails and automation. Using UiPath Studio, you will be able to send emails using different activities, retrieve emails, filter emails, and more.   This short course on how to automate emails takes 1hour 55 minutes to complete. It is aimed at those who already understand RPA. At the end, you’ll receive a Diploma of Completion.  Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>Prerequisites for Email Automation with Studio course</h4>The UiPath Email Automation course is intermediate level. We require basic programming knowledge to enroll. You should also have completed the:   <ul><li>Get Started with RPA Development course. </li><li>Variables, Arguments, and Control Flow in Studio course.  </li></ul><h4>Course audience for Email Automation with Studio</h4>The UiPath Email Automation course is aimed at RPA developers. <h4>Agenda: Email Automation with Studio  </h4>The UiPath Email Automation course covers four key areas to help expand your knowledge in automating emails using the UiPath email activities and learn how to automate the work with emails. The Email Automation course agenda includes:  <ul><li>Email automation overview  </li><li>Retrieving emails: how to read emails with UiPath  </li><li>How to filter emails with UiPath  </li><li>Using UiPath to send emails  </li></ul><h4>UiPath Email Automation with Studio learning objectives  </h4>At the end of the UiPath Email Automation course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Install the dedicated email activities in UiPath Studio.  </li><li>Retrieve email messages based on the email client and server in use.  </li><li>Automate the interaction with emails by filtering and downloading attachments.  </li><li>Use the different &#39;Send Email&#39; activities available.  </li><li>Use message templates to send emails.  </li></ul>When you’ve completed the UiPath Email Automation with Studio course, there are further courses you can take to increase your knowledge in automation. Explore <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learningpath/pdf-automation-in-studio">PDF Automation in Studio</a> and <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learningpath/rpa-testing-with-studio-pro">RPA Testing with Studio</a>. You can click the ‘Related Courses’ tab to see all your options and continue your journey in automation.

Email Automation with Studio (v2021.10)

Do you want to learn the basics of how to automate data extraction from PDF documents? Then the PDF Automation with Studio course is for you!

<h4>About PDF Automation with Studio course</h4>The PDF Automation in UiPath Studio course is for those with existing knowledge of RPA. You will learn more about UiPath Studio and PDF data extraction with UiPath. Through video tutorials, you will learn about the types of PDF documents and how to install the UiPath PDF Activities package. We teach about UiPath PDF scraping and how to extract data from blocks of text and tables in PDFs using UiPath Studio.   This is a 1.5-hour intermediate course on PDF automation with UiPath. Once you have finished the PDF Automation in UiPath Studio course, you will receive a diploma of completion.   Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>Prerequisites for PDF Automation with Studio course</h4>The PDF Automation in UiPath Studio course is intermediate level. We ask that you have basic programming knowledge to enroll. You should also have completed the:  <ul><li>Get Started with RPA Development course</li><li>Variables, Arguments, and Control Flow in Studio course</li><li>UI Automation with Studio course</li></ul><h4>Course audience for PDF Automation in UiPath Studio  </h4>The PDF Automation in UiPath Studio tutorial is aimed at RPA developers.   <h4>Agenda: PDF Automation in Studio  </h4>The PDF Automation in UiPath Studio tutorial course covers four key areas. As well as learning how to install the UiPath PDF Activities Package, this course covers:  <ul><li>Extracting Data from PDF</li><li>Extracting A Single Piece of Data from PDF</li><li>Extract Data Using Multiple PDFs</li><li>Extracting Data Using Anchor Base</li></ul><h4>PDF Automation in UiPath Studio course learning objectives  </h4>At the end of the PDF Automation in Studio course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Install the UiPath PDF Activities Package.</li><li>Extract large text segments from PDF files using different activities.</li><li>Extract a single piece of information from a PDF document.</li><li>Extract Data using multiple PDFs</li><li>Use the UI automation capabilities of Studio to extract fluctuating values from multiple files with the same structure.</li></ul>Once you’ve completed the PDF Automation in UiPath Studio course there are many other relevant courses you can move onto to further your training. Check out the RPA Testing with Studio Pro course. You can see all your RPA course options in the ‘Related Courses’ tab.

PDF Automation with Studio (v2021.10)

This course provides an overview of the version control systems which can be used with UiPath Studio, with a focus on the main actions you can perform with Git.

At the end of this course you should be able to: <ul><li>Explain what version control systems are. </li><li>Identify the version control systems that are integrated in UiPath Studio. </li><li>Perform the most important actions within a version control system integration (we will use Git as an example).</li></ul>

Version Control Systems Integration in Studio (v2021.10)

<h3>About the RPA Testing with Studio course</h3>RPA is software, so the development cycle has to include all the established stages, including testing. Done correctly, RPA testing can lower the maintenance costs, thus increasing the value brought by automation.This course positions RPA testing in the overall automation process and covers the relevant features for testing in UiPath Studio. It mainly focuses on the unit testing for your RPA workflows and includes best practices from projects implemented by the UiPath development teams.<h4>Course knowledge prerequisites</h4>The RPA Testing with Studio course is intermediate level. Before you enroll, you should have completed the following courses:- The Get Started with RPA Development course.- The Variables, Arguments, and Control Flow in Studio course.- The Project Organization in Studio course.<h4>Course technical prerequisites</h4>To build along with this course and complete the exercises you need:<ul><li>Studio version 2021.10 or later installed</li><li>The UiPath.Testing.Activities package installed</li></ul><h4>The RPA Testing with Studio audience</h4>The RPA Testing with Studio course is a one-hour course. It is targeted at RPA Developers.<h4>The RPA Testing with Studio course agenda</h4>The agenda covers:- Creating test cases- Basic and Data-driven RPA Test Cases- The Test Explorer Panel- Mock Testing- RPA Testing Best Practices<h4>The RPA Testing with Studio learning objectives</h4>At the end of this course you should be able to:- Explain the causes that affect the robot stability and how they can be tackled.- Build the case for RPA testing.- Describe the levels of RPA testing.- Create basic and data-driven test cases for RPA workflows.- Explore the dedicated verification features for RPA Testing.- Use Test Explorer to group tests together, perform debugging, and analyze activity coverage.- Use mock testing to simulate real objects in RPA testing scenarios.- Follow the good case practices identified by RPA developers from real automation projects.

RPA Testing with Studio (v2021.10)

As an RPA developer, you will learn how to use the features of State Machines in Studio.

<h3>About the State Machines in Studio course </h3>In this course, you&#39;ll learn when &amp; how to use the State Machine workflow layout &amp; its specific activities. Understanding it is key in using the REFramework template &amp; automating complex processes. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The State Machines in Studio course prerequisites </h4>Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed, at a minimum, these previous courses: <ul><li>The Variables, Arguments, and Control Flow in Studio Course </li><li>The UI Automation with Studio Course </li><li>The DataTables and Excel Automation with Studio Course </li><li>The Data Manipulation in Studio Course </li><li>The Selectors in Studio Course </li><li>The Project Organization in Studio Course </li><li>The Error and Exception Handling in Studio Course </li><li>The Debugging in Studio Course </li></ul><h4>The State Machines in Studio course audience </h4>RPA Developers <h4>The State Machines in Studio course agenda </h4>Through this course, you will learn about the features of State Machines by covering topics such as:   <ul><li>Workflow Design—Overview </li><li>Understanding State Machines </li><li>Creating a process using the State Machine workflow in Studio </li><li>Practice Creating a Vending Machine </li></ul><h4>The State Machines in Studio course learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Explain what a State Machine is. </li><li>Differentiate the State Machine layout from Sequence and Flowchart. </li><li>Explain when a State Machine should be used. </li><li>List the order of execution for the steps within a State. </li><li>Build a process based on State Machine according to given requirements.</li></ul>

State Machines in Studio (v2021.10)

As an RPA Developer, you will learn what the Robotic Enterprise Framework (REFramework) is, and how and why you should use it.

<h3>About the Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework course </h3>Through this course, you&#39;ll learn all the essential concepts to understand what to expect from the Robotic Enterprise Framework (REFramework) template. Also, you&#39;ll see how the REFramework template works by seeing it in action. <h4>The Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework course prerequisites </h4>Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed, at a minimum: <ul><li>The RPA Developer Foundation learning plan. </li><li>The State Machines in Studio course. </li></ul><h4>The Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework audience </h4>This advanced course is a must for RPA Developers who wish to learn about the Robotic Enterprise Framework template. <h4>The Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework course agenda </h4>Through this course, you will be covering topics such as: <ul><li>Recap: Transactions and Types of Processes </li><li>The Dispatcher and Performer (Producer and Consumer) Model </li><li>Introducing the REFramework Template </li><li>Overview of the Automation Project and The Main Workflow </li><li>The Initialization State and The Configuration File </li><li>The Get Transaction Data State </li><li>The Process Transaction and End Process States </li><li>Execution and Logging </li><li>System and Business Exception Handling </li><li>Concurrent Queue Consumption </li></ul><h4>The Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>List the types of processes and clearly identify transactions to automate within the process.  </li><li>Describe how the dispatcher/performer (producer/consumer) model can help in scaling processes. </li><li>List the benefits of using the REFramework template for production-ready automation projects. </li><li>Explain the key mechanisms which make up the REFramework template. </li><li>Use the collaboration between the template and Orchestrator, with the distribution of workload among multiple available robots.</li></ul>

Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework (v2021.10)

The goal of this course is to provide you with the tools and knowledge you need for building automations using the Robotic Enterprise Framework template and Orchestrator queues.

<h3>Course prerequisites </h3><ul><li>The RPA Developer Foundation learning plan has been completed. </li><li>The State Machines in Studio course has been completed. </li><li>The Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework course has been completed. </li></ul><h3>Objectives</h3>At the end of this course, you will be able to: <ul><li>List the implementation steps for a simple process using the REF template and Orchestrator queues. </li><li>Use the &#39;REF with queues Checklist&#39; to build a process. </li><li>Whiteboard the workflows you will build for your process. </li><li>Fill in the Settings, Constants, and Assets sheets of the Config file according to business requirements. </li><li>Configure workflows to open, close and kill the applications used in the process. </li><li>Configure the Get Transaction Data and Process Transaction states. </li><li>Test-run your project. </li><li>Explain how the Test Suite can help you check your projects. </li></ul><h3>Agenda </h3><ul><li>The REF with Queue Items Development Checklist </li><li>Whiteboarding the process workflows </li><li>Configuration </li><li>Applications Used: open/close/kill </li><li>Business Process: Transaction Data and Process </li><li>Running the project </li><li>Testing a REF project with Queues using Test Suite </li></ul><h3>Whom does this course address? </h3>The Build a REFramework Project With Orchestrator Queues course addresses:  <ul><li>Learners who have completed the RPA Developer Foundation learning plan along with State Machines in Studio and Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework courses. </li><li>UiPath RPA Developers interested in updating their knowledge of REFramework and putting it into practice.</li></ul>

Build a REFramework Project With Orchestrator Queues

Your RPA Developer skills will be enhanced by learning how to use Robotic Enterprise Framework&#39;s project template based on State Machines. It follows all the best practices regarding logging, exception handling, application initialization, and others to manage complex business scenarios. <h3>About the Build a REFramework Project with Tabular Data course </h3>The purpose of this course is to teach you how to modify the REFramework template so that it can handle tabular data and other types of data. Furthermore, the course provides an overview of using REFramework testcases. Additionally, it gives an overview of how to use the REFramework template for a linear process. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h3>Build a REFramework Project with Tabular Data course prerequisites:  </h3><ul><li>State Machines in Studio </li><li>Robotic Enterprise Framework Introduction  </li></ul><h3>Build a REFramework Project with Tabular Data course audience: </h3>RPA Developers and Solution Architects. <h3>Build a REFramework Project with Tabular Data course agenda </h3>Through this course, you will learn about the REFramework Project with Tabular Data by covering topics such as:   <ul><li>The REF without Queue Items Development Checklist </li><li>Whiteboarding the process workflows </li><li>Configuration </li><li>Change the TransactionItem data type </li><li>Applications Used Open, Close, Kill </li><li>Get Transaction Data </li><li>Process Transaction </li><li>Run the Project </li><li>Build Execution Report </li><li>Testing a REF project without Queues using Test Suite </li><li>REFramework for different data types and for linear processes </li></ul><h3>The Activity Project Settings course learning objectives </h3>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>List the implementation steps for a simple process using the REFramework template with tabular data. </li><li>Use the &#39;REFramework without Queue Items Checklist&#39; to build an automation project. </li><li>Whiteboard the workflows you will build for your automation project. </li><li>Fill in the Settings, Constants, and Assets sheets of the Config file according to business requirements. </li><li>Change the TransactionItem data type. </li><li>Configure the workflows to open, close and kill the applications used in the process. </li><li>Configure the Get Transaction Data and Process Transaction states. </li><li>Test-run the project. </li><li>Build an execution report.  </li><li>Explain how UiPath Test Suite can help you test your projects. </li><li>Explain how to configure REFramework for different data types. </li><li>Explain how to adapt the REFramework template to a linear process.</li></ul>

Build a REFramework Project with Tabular Data (v2021.10)

This practice is designed to help you become familiar with the REFramework template. In the end, you will be one step closer to building production-ready automations using the template.

<h4>Practice with REFramework prerequisites</h4>Before starting on this practice, you should have completed the <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learning-plans/automation-developer-associate-training">Automation Developer Associate Training</a> and the following courses: <ul><li>The State Machines in Studio </li><li>The Introduction to Robotic Enterprise Framework </li><li>The Build a REFramework Project with Orchestrator Queues </li><li>The Build a REFramework Project with Tabular Data </li></ul><h4>Practice with REFramework audience</h4>This advanced practice is a must for Automation Developers. The practice was built using the 2022.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well.<h4>Practice with REFramework agenda</h4>Assignment: Calculate Client Security Hash <ul><li>Calculate Client Security Hash - Process Design Document </li><li>Calculate Client Security Hash - Exercise Hints </li><li>Calculate Client Security Hash - Upload Assignment </li><li>Calculate Client Security Hash - Complete Exercise Walkthrough </li></ul>Assignment: Generate Yearly Report <ul><li>Generate Yearly Report - Process Design Document </li><li>Generate Yearly Report - Exercise Hints </li><li>Generate Yearly Report - Upload Assignment </li><li>Generate Yearly Report - Complete Exercise Walkthrough</li></ul><h4>Practice with REFramework learning objectives</h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Explain how the REFramework template works. </li><li>Use REFramework to automate your own processes.</li></ul>

Practice with REFramework

As an RPA developer, you will learn how to use the more advanced data manipulation techniques: DateTime variables and the Select Method.

<h3>About the Advanced Data Manipulation with Studio course </h3>In this course, we&#39;ll cover some more advanced data manipulation techniques in UiPath Studio. More specifically, we&#39;ll perform a wide range of data manipulation operations using the DateTime variables. What’s more, we’ll use the Select Method to filter DataTables and output the result to a different DataTable.  Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Advanced Data Manipulation with Studio course prerequisites </h4>Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed, at a minimum, these previous courses: <ul><li>Meet the UiPath Platform. </li><li>Variables and Arguments in Studio. </li><li>Control Flow in Studio. </li><li>DataTables and Excel Automation with Studio. </li><li>Data Manipulation with Strings in Studio. </li><li>Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio. </li></ul><h4>The Advanced Data Manipulation with Studio course audience </h4>Any RPA Developer interested in knowing about Data Manipulation using DataTime variables and how to use Select Method to filter DataTables. <h4>The Advanced Data Manipulation with Studio course agenda </h4>Through this course, you will learn about the features of data manipulation by covering topics such as:   <ul><li>DateTime </li><li>The Select Method </li><li>Practice 1 - Calculate a DateTime Difference </li><li>Practice 2 - Filter Employees Data Using the Select Method </li></ul><h4>The Advanced Data Manipulation with Studio course learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Use specific methods to perform data manipulation operations using DateTime variables. </li><li>Use the Select method to filter DataTables.</li></ul>

Advanced Data Manipulation with Studio (v2021.10)

As an RPA Developer, you will learn how to use advanced features such as Activity Project Settings, which are changes that can be applied to all activities in a project dependency in UiPath Studio.

<h4>About the Activity Project Settings course </h4>In this course, we&#39;ll be focusing on how to set global runtime and debug values for Activity properties. Furthermore, it demonstrates how to publish the changes as a template. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Activity Project Settings course prerequisites</h4>None <h4>The Activity Project Settings course audience </h4>This course is ideal for RPA Developers and Solution Architects. <h4>The Activity Project Settings course agenda </h4>Through this course, you will learn about the Activity Project Settings by covering topics such as:   <ul><li>Updating Activity Packages </li><li>Access Activity Project settings </li><li>Configure Project Settings </li><li>Export Project settings as template  </li></ul><h4>The Activity Project Settings course learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Explain what Activity Project Settings are. </li><li>Access Activity Project Settings.  </li><li>Configure global activity settings for runtime and debugging. </li><li>Publish the changes as a template so they can be reused in the future.</li></ul>

Activity Project Settings in Studio (v2021.10)

UiPath Workflow Analyzer validates the automation projects created by you and your colleagues in UiPath Studio. Workflow Analyzer enforces governance, ensuring all automations follow best practices.

<h3>About the Workflow Analyzer in Studio course </h3>In this course, you will learn how to use the UiPath Workflow Analyzer to make sure your files and automation projects follow the same standards and best practices. The course will also teach you about the settings and rules available in Workflow Analyzer and how you can use them to enforce governance for Studio users. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Orchestrator and Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Workflow Analyzer in Studio course prerequisites </h4>There are no specific courses you need to have taken to enroll in the UiPath Workflow Analyzer course. However, as this course is advanced, you will need existing knowledge of RPA development. We recommend beginning with the <a href="https://academy.uipath.com/learning-plans/rpa-developer-foundation-">RPA Development Foundation</a> Learning Plan if you’re new to automation.   <h4>The Workflow Analyzer in Studio audience </h4>This course is aimed at RPA Developers looking to use Workflow Analyzer in UiPath Studio.   <h4>The Workflow Analyzer in Studio course agenda </h4>Through this course, you will learn about: <ul><li>Using the Workflow Analyzer </li><li>Advanced Features of the Workflow Analyzer </li></ul><h4>The Workflow Analyzer in Studio learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Explain the functionality of Workflow Analyzer. </li><li>Configure Workflow Analyzer settings and rules. </li><li>Explain the advanced features of Workflow Analyzer.</li></ul>

Workflow Analyzer in Studio(v2021.10)

As an RPA Developer, you will learn how to use the more advanced features of Orchestrator, such as time triggers, queue triggers, monitoring, and SLAs.

<h3>About the Orchestrator Triggers and Monitoring course </h3>In this course, we&#39;ll be focusing on one of the most powerful features for enterprise-scale automation, namely triggers. We&#39;ll also be looking at other features helping companies organize better how automations are run: Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and job priorities. Moreover, we&#39;ll look at the monitoring capabilities of Orchestrator. Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Orchestrator and Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>The Orchestrator Triggers and Monitoring course prerequisites </h4>Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed, at a minimum, these previous courses: <ul><li>Meet the UiPath Platform. </li><li>Orchestrator Overview for RPA Developers. </li><li>Working with Orchestrator Resources. </li></ul><h4>The Orchestrator Triggers and Monitoring audience </h4>This is an advanced UiPath Orchestrator training course. It is ideal for RPA Developers to learn more about Orchestrator, the heart of your automation management. [H3] The Orchestrator Triggers and Monitoring course agenda Through this course, you will learn about the advanced features of Orchestrator by covering topics such as:   <ul><li>Triggers and SLAs </li><li>Monitoring and Alerts </li><li>Practice - Triggers </li></ul><h4>The Orchestrator Triggers and Monitoring learning objectives </h4>At the end of the course, you should be able to:  <ul><li>Define what triggers, SLAs, job priorities, and alerts are. </li><li>Use triggers and SLAs to automate job execution. </li><li>Explain how job priorities work. </li><li>Differentiate between the four dashboards available for monitoring. </li><li>Choose the appropriate dashboard for monitoring specific information related to your processes.</li></ul>

Orchestrator Triggers and Monitoring (2021.10)

This course focuses on how to use the key features in the attended automation toolkit and build a process to enhance the automation capabilities & user experience.

<h4>Course Prerequisites</h4><ul><li>The RPA Starter Course </li><li>The RPA Developer Foundation Learning Plan </li><li>The UiPath Assistant Course </li><li>The Get Started with UiPath Robots Course </li></ul> Product alignment: This course was built using the 2021.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. <h4>Audience </h4>RPA Developers <h4>Learning objectives </h4>At the end of this course learners should be able to: <ul><li>Explain what Attended Automation is. </li><li>Use the Block User Input activity in your projects. </li><li>Use the Simulate and Send Window Messages properties in your projects. </li><li>Configure processes to execute in Picture-in-Picture mode. </li><li>Create and run background processes. </li><li>Switch between foreground and background execution. </li><li>Use Triggers to monitor local events. </li><li>Chain processes using the Invoke Process and Run Parallel Process activities. </li></ul><h4>Agenda</h4><ul><li>What is Attended Automation? </li><li>Block User Input </li><li>Send Window Messages and Simulate </li><li>Picture in Picture </li><li>Practice 1: Enable the Simulate Input Method </li><li>Practice 2: Run Workflows in Different Sessions </li><li>Background Processes and Triggers </li><li>Background Processes and Use Foreground </li><li>Triggers </li><li>Invoke Process </li><li>Run Parallel Process </li><li>Practice 3: Design and Develop an Event-Driven Process</li></ul>

Attended Automation Features in Studio

This course is dedicated to RPA Developers or learners looking to become RPA Developers. The Invoke Method and Invoke Code activities help us enhance the capabilities of our automation projects by using VB.Net and C# code. <h3>A few recommendations before starting the course </h3>For a thorough understanding of the activities explained in this course, we highly recommend completing the RPA Developer Foundation learning plan beforehand. Here are some minimum recommendations if you want to take this course without completing the full learning plan first: <ul><li>Basic programming knowledge and have completed the</li></ul><ol><li>Meet the UiPath Platform course.</li><li>Build Your First Process With Studio course.</li><li>Variables and Arguments in Studio course.</li><li>Control Flow in Studio course.</li><li>Data Manipulation with Strings in Studio course.</li><li>Data Manipulation with Lists and Dictionaries in Studio course.</li><li>Project Organization Course.  </li></ol>Product alignment: This course was built using the 2020.10 product version of UiPath Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well.   <h3>Objectives </h3>At the end of this course, you will be able to: <ul><li>Identify situations where the Invoke Method activity should be used.</li><li>Differentiate between static and instance methods.</li><li>Use the Invoke Method activity.</li><li>Identify situations where the Invoke Code activity should be used.</li><li>Use the Invoke Code activity to build an automation process with Studio.</li></ul><h3>Agenda </h3><ul><li>Using the Invoke Method Activity</li><li>Using the Invoke Code Activity</li><li>Practice-Invoke Code</li><li>Check Your Understanding</li></ul><h3>Whom does this course address? </h3>The Invoke Method and Invoke Code in Studio course addresses:  <ul><li>All learners who’ve completed the RPA Developer Foundation learning plan or have at least completed the minimum recommended courses.</li><li>UiPath RPA Developers looking to refresh their knowledge and practice.</li></ul>

Invoke Method and Invoke Code in Studio (v2021.10)

Recommended Hands-on Experience for UiPath Advanced RPA Developer v1.0 (UiPath-ARDv1)

Educator Readiness for UiPath Advanced RPA Developer Certification Exam

Bereitschaft der Ausbildner für die erweiterte RPA Developer-Zertifizierung von UiPath

The Advanced RPA Developer applies their knowledge to design and independently develop complex RPA solutions with Robotic Enterprise Framework. A typical candidate for achieving this level is expected to have 6+ months of working experience in developing RPA solutions.UiARD is a credential that represents a deeper level of expertise for roles such as Advanced RPA Developers, Solution Architects, RPA Architects, and others. The UiPath RPA Associate Certification is strongly recommended but not required to achieve the UiPath Advanced RPA Developer Certification.Associated Exam: UiPath Certified Advanced RPA Developer (UiARD)