This course is intended for those with prior software development experience, mainly those familiar with Java or who have completed the Pega system architect foundational training (or a substantially similar course).

The introduction to the Pega platform, its features, and the multiple user interfaces is the first part of the training. Following this broad introduction, we concentrate on the Data model and the Harness, the primary interfaces for creating applications in Pega. 

As it offers a graphical user interface that users would interact with, a harness serves as the direct building piece for an application in Pega.

Students will gain hands-on experience creating harnesses, attributes, sections, and user interface layouts from scratch and utilising pre-built Pega standard user interfaces through various activities.

In this course, you’ll learn:

Learn how to:

– Recognize the Pega development best practices.

– Recognize the value and capabilities of Pega’s low-code platform.

– Examine the platform’s user interface and learn how to use the tool.

– Get a high-level overview of Pega’s application development methodology, from idea conception to deployment.

The Data model is the Pega platform’s second important component.  Pega is a low-code platform that excels in process definition and data modelling.

One of the main factors contributing to Pega’s rapid ascent to prominence as the top customer relationship management (CRM) platform for top-tier businesses is its data model, which enables robust, scalable, and adaptable applications.

The creation of properties, data types, and data tables, as well as fundamental Pega data principles, such as whether to utilise a data node vs. a data page and how to take advantage of inheritance in the data model, will all be covered in this lesson.

The many node types and how they relate to one another to form process flow will become apparent to the students.  Additionally, they will learn how to add user actions and essential assignments to processes.

Finally, the course will explain the idea of stages and steps in Pega and how they are used to specify how work flows between users and assignments, focusing on hands-on activities that will allow students to test these out for themselves.

To be certified, students must pass the Pega Certified Business Architect (PCBA) test.  The Foundation exam, the first part of this two-part test, is a 40-question, one-hour exam that students will take after the training program.

The Application Builder exam makes up the second part of the test.  Students will construct an application in Pega based on a set of criteria during this two-hour scenario-based test.

Students must be at ease with the Pega interface and capable of building straightforward apps from the start if they want to succeed.

The ability to comprehend, develop, and maintain Pega applications is demonstrated by this certification, which is highly respected within the Pega community.

The training has been helpful for students in hastening their understanding of the Pega Platform, and many have discovered new possibilities and promotions after passing the course and receiving their certification.

This should help you better understand what the Pega Certified Business Architect course includes.