• What is Power Apps?

        Overview of Power Apps and its capabilities.

        Power Apps vs. traditional app development.

        Types of Power Apps: Canvas , Model-driven, and Portal Apps.

        Use cases and business applications for Power Apps.

• PowerApps Interface Overview:

        Introduction to the Power Apps Studio.

        Exploring the Power Apps home screen and workspace.

        Understanding the design canvas and app components.

• PowerApps Licensing:

        Understanding the different PowerApps licensing models.

        Power Apps free vs. premium features.

• Introduction to Canvas Apps:

        What are Canvas Apps and when to use them?

        Key differences between Canvas and Model-driven Apps.

• Designing Canvas Apps:

        Starting a Canvas App from a template or scratch.

        Adding and configuring controls (buttons, text inputs, labels, galleries, etc.).

        Using the properties pane to modify control properties.

        Setting up navigation and user flows within the app.

• Working with Data in Canvas Apps:

        Connecting to data sources (SharePoint, SQL, Excel, Dataverse, etc.).

        Using collections and variables for data management.

        Displaying and updating data in Canvas Apps.

• Introduction to Model-Driven Apps:

          What are Model-driven Apps and when to use them?

          Key differences between Canvas and Model-driven Apps.

          The data-centric approach to Model-driven Apps.

• Building and Customizing Model-Driven Apps:

          Creating and configuring entities in Dataverse (formerly Common Data Service).

          Designing forms, views, and charts for Model-driven apps.

          Using business rules, workflows, and automation in Model-driven apps.

• Security and Permissions in Model-driven Apps:

          Setting up user roles and permissions.

          Understanding security models in Dataverse.

• Connecting to Data Sources:

          Introduction to Power Apps data connectors.

          Connecting to common data sources like SharePoint, SQL Server, Dataverse, and third-party connectors (e.g., Google Sheets, Dynamics 365).

• Creating and Using Data Tables:

          Working with data tables and relationships.

          Using Dataverse to store structured data for your apps.

• Power Automate Integration

          Introduction to Power Automate and its role in Power Apps.

          Creating automated workflows triggered from within a Power App.

          Common use cases for integrating Power Automate with Power Apps (e.g., sending emails, updating records).

• Designing the User Experience:

          Best practices for UI/UX design in Power Apps.

          Responsive design for different screen sizes (mobile vs. desktop).

          Designing intuitive app navigation.

• Advanced Controls:

          Using advanced controls like charts, calendars, and maps.

          Working with custom controls and integrating them into the app.

• Themes and Branding:

          Applying themes and customizing the look and feel of your app.

          Managing colors, fonts, and icons for branding consistency.

• PowerApps Formulas and Functions:

          Introduction to Power Apps expressions and formulas.

          Using functions like If, Lookup, Filter, and Patch.

          Manipulating data with expressions (e.g., Sum, Average).

• Managing App Logic:

          Using conditional logic for form submission and app behavior.

          Creating complex business logic and workflows within the app.

• Error Handling and Debugging:

          Implementing error handling in Power Apps.

          Debugging formulas and fixing issues within apps.

• Managing User Access:

          Using user roles and permissions to control app access.

          Authenticating users with Azure Active Directory (AAD).

• Setting Up Data Security:

          Managing data access and security using Dataverse roles and permissions.

          Row-level security for data access restrictions.

• App Sharing and Publishing:

          Sharing Power Apps with other users in your organization.

          Setting up app environments and managing app versions.

          Publishing apps and making them available to end users.

• Governance and Compliance:

          Managing app lifecycle and environment governance.

          Best practices for app development and deployment.

          Understanding app monitoring and performance analytics.

• Version Control and Updates

          Managing app versions and deploying changes.

          Best practices for testing and updating apps in production.

• App Maintenance and Support:

          Best practices for maintaining and supporting Power Apps.

          Troubleshooting common Power Apps issues.

• Using AI Builder in Power Apps:

          Introduction to AI Builder and its capabilities.

          Building apps with AI-powered features like object detection, text recognition, and sentiment analysis.

• Power Apps Portals:

          Introduction to Power Apps Portals and their uses.

          Creating external-facing websites for customers, partners, or other external users.

• Custom Connectors:

          Introduction to creating custom connectors for third-party services.

          Using APIs to integrate external data into Power Apps.

• Power Apps Component Framework (PCF):

          Introduction to custom components in Power Apps.

          Building reusable components for your apps.

• Nano Commerce ERP Project:

          Building a Power App that connects to various data sources, uses advanced features, and includes app logic.

          Applying the design, security, and user management skills learned throughout the course.

• Project Presentation:

          Presenting the final Power App to stakeholders or an instructor.

          Addresses business needs and integrates with other tools in the Microsoft ecosystem.