This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to build business applications using Microsoft Power Apps.

Participants will learn how to create canvas apps, design app screens, connect to data sources, configure forms and galleries, use Power Fx formulas, and manage app functionality. The course also introduces key app development practices such as planning app requirements, improving user experience, testing, publishing, and sharing apps with users.

Through structured learning, practical examples, and hands-on scenarios, participants will gain the confidence to create low-code business apps that support daily operations, improve data collection, and streamline business processes.

This course is suitable for individuals who want to build business applications without advanced coding experience.

It is especially suitable for:

• Business users
• Citizen developers
• Process improvement teams
• Microsoft 365 users
• Operations and administrative teams
• IT support professionals
• Power Platform users
• Professionals involved in digitalisation or low-code solution development

Participants do not need advanced programming experience to attend this course.

Before attending this course, participants are recommended to have:

• Familiarity with Microsoft 365 applications such as Excel, SharePoint, Teams, or Outlook
• Basic understanding of business processes and data entry workflows
• General awareness of forms, tables, lists, and records
• Interest in building apps to improve operational efficiency
• Basic experience with Excel formulas is helpful but not mandatory

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Build low-code business applications using Microsoft Power Apps
• Connect apps to data sources such as SharePoint, Excel, Dataverse, and other connectors
• Design app screens, forms, galleries, navigation, and user interactions
• Use basic Power Fx formulas to control app behaviour and data handling
• Test, publish, share, and maintain Power Apps for business use

• Introduction to Microsoft Power Apps and low-code business app development
• Planning app requirements, user journeys, data structure, and business scenarios
• Creating canvas apps with screens, controls, forms, galleries, and navigation
• Connecting apps to SharePoint, Excel, Dataverse, and other data sources
• Using Power Fx formulas for validation, filtering, calculations, and app logic
• Testing, publishing, sharing, and maintaining Power Apps
• Applying best practices for usability, governance, and business-ready app design