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Tek Block's Salesforce Developer and Administrator Training Program will master you in Salesforce Administrator Exam (ADM 201) and
Salesforce App Builder Exam (DEV 401).
This course is designed by industry experts and includes Certified Admin
Essentials, App Builder Essentials, and Advance, Lightning Web Component (LWC),
Certified Community Essentials, and Integration Essentials. All of these industry topics will be taught through real-time projects
and practical examples.
- Introduction to CRM, Cloud
- Introduction to Salesforce
- SFDC Dev instance for all participants
- Set up a company profile
- Configure the user interface
- Set up activities and calendars
- Configure search settings
- Set up Chatter, Chatter Groups
- Mobile Access with Salesforce1
- Manage user profiles.
- Create and manage users.
- Troubleshoot user login issues
- Setup Chatter Free Users and invites
- Restrict logins
- Determine object access
- Set up record access
- Manage record access with the role hierarchy
- Deal with record access exceptions
- Control access to events
- Manage field-level security
- Standard object architecture and relationship model.
- Create, delete, and customize fields and page layouts on standard and custom objects
- Create and assign page layouts, record types, and business processes for custom
and standard objects- Identify the capabilities and implications of the sales process
- Identify the appropriate sales productivity features using opportunity tools, and know when products and Price Books should be used
- Describe the capabilities of lead automation tools and campaign management
- Describe the capabilities of Salesforce Content
- Case management capabilities (case processes, case settings, and case comments)
- Automate case management (case assignment, auto-response, escalation, web-to-case, email-to-case, case teams)
- Capabilities of Salesforce Knowledge
- Capabilities of the Community application (for example, Ideas and Answers)
- Considerations on importing, updating, transferring, and mass deleting data
- Identify tools and use cases for managing data
- Capabilities and implications of data validation tools
- Different ways to backup data
- Describe the options available when creating or customizing a report
- Describe the impact of the sharing model on reports
- Describe the options available when creating and modifying dashboards
- Describe the capabilities of custom report types
- Appropriate automation solution based on the capabilities of workflow/process
- Use cases for the approval process
- Capabilities of Salesforce Mobile
- Installation and synchronization options of Salesforce for Outlook
- Identify use cases for AppExchange applications
- Considerations when developing in a multi-tenant environment
- Process of Salesforce Platform features map to the MVC pattern
- Capabilities of the core CRM objects in the Salesforce schema
- Common scenarios for extending an application's capabilities using the AppExchange
- Common use cases for declarative customization of the Lightning Platform as well as customization and features of the Heroku platform
- Requirements, determine the appropriate data model
- Capabilities of the various relationship types and the implications of each on record access, user interface (UI), and object-oriented programming
- Impact of schema design and modifications on Apex Development
- Visualize and create entity relationships
- Options for and considerations when importing and exporting data into development environments.
- Process of Programmatically access and utilize the object schema
- Capabilities and use cases for formula fields
- Capabilities and use cases for roll-up summary fields
- Capabilities of the declarative process automation features
- Use case of declarative automation features vs. Apex classes and triggers
- Declare variables and constants in Apex and how to assign values using expressions
- Primitive and complex Apex data types and when to use them
- Use and apply Apex control flow statements
- Write and when to use Apex classes and interfaces
- Use basic SOSL, SOQL, and DML statements when working with objects in Apex
- Basic patterns used in triggers and classes to process data efficiently
- When to use and how to write triggers
- Implications of governor limits on Apex transactions
- Relationship between Apex transactions, the save execution order and the potential for recursion and/or cascading
- How to implement exception handling in Apex
- Write Visualforce controllers.
- When and how to use standard Visualforce controllers vs. Apex custom controllers and controller extensions
- Programmatic techniques to prevent security vulnerabilities in Apex and Visualforce
- Describe how Apex impacts the ability to make declarative changes
- How to implement exception handling in Apex
- How to write Visualforce controllers
- When and how to use standard Visualforce controllers vs. Apexcustom controllers and controller extensions
- Programmatic techniques to prevent security vulnerabilities in Apex and Visualforce
- How Apex impacts the ability to make declarative changes
- Testing framework and requirements for deployment
- Describe how to write unit tests for triggers, controllers, and classes
- When and how to use various sources of test data
- How to execute one or multiple test classes
- Differences between invoking Apex in execute anonymous vs. unit tests
- How to monitor and access various types of debug logs
- Capabilities and security implications of the Developer Console, Workbench, and Force.com IDE
- Different processes for deploying metadata and business data
- How the different environments are used in the development and deployment process.
- Salesforce Lightning Basics
- Introduction to Lighting Components
- What can I build with Lightning Components
- Lightning Component Framework
- Overview of Lightning Web Components
- Lightning Web Component Framework
- Report and Dashboards for lightning Experience
- Lighting App Builder
- Lightning Process Builder
- Lightning Alternative to JavaScript Buttons
- Introduction lightning Components
- Creating Lightning Components
- Using Components
- Communication with Events
- Lightning Web Components working with Aura Framework
- Handle Events in Lightning Web Components
- Push and Deploy Lighting Web Component Files
- App Customization Lite (customization of app’s page layout, compact layout, and actions)
- Creating Apps
- Using javascript
- Using Apex
- Debugging
- Trailhead Exercises
- Using Visualforce in Lightning Experience
- Developing Visualforce Pages for Lightning Experience
- Exploring the Visualforce App Container
- Sharing Visualforce Pages between Classic and Lightning Experience
- Managing Navigation
- Understanding Important Visual Design Considerations
- Knowing Which Features to Avoid in Lightning Experience
- Trailhead Exercises- Introducing Lightning Web Components
- Create Lightning Web Components
- Communicate with Events
- Work with Salesforce Data
- Use Components in Salesforce Experiences
- Lightning Web Components and Aura Components Working Together
- Debug Lightning Web Components
- Implementation
- Sharing and Security
- Community Setup
- Community Builder
- Community Management
- Content
- Template & Use cases
- Salesforce Integration capabilities In a given scenario, recommend when to use API-based integrations, such as SOAP, REST, Bulk, Streaming, Canvas, Workflow outbound, APEX (Callouts, @ future, etc.), and Lightning Connect to achieve business requirements.
- Compare and contrast the advantages and drawbacks (design trade-offs) of using API-based integrations such as SOAP, REST, Bulk, Streaming, Canvas, Workflow outbound, APEX (Callouts, @future, etc.), and Lightning Connect.
- Tool selection and uses. given a scenario, determine the appropriate tools to meet the customer requirements. Given a scenario, analyze and recommend the appropriate tools by comparing the pros and cons to meet the business requirements.
- Describe Synchronous Vs. Asynchronous execution in Salesforce. Scenarios where Async execution is preferred, the difference in Governor Limits for both types of executions
- Discuss different Async features offered by Salesforce like future method, Queueable, Batch Apex, and Outbound messages
- Discuss which Async feature to use in different scenarios Lab exercise to implement Salesforce Asynchronous features
- Project work implementing the above-learned skill sets.
- Industry Experienced Trainers
- Assessments and Assignments
- Hands-on training with real-life use cases
- On-campus training in small batch
A: This course would be perfect for individuals who are interested in mastering cloud skills and Salesforce development, particularly students pursuing an IT career, looking to step into Cloud computing, App Builders, Developers.
A: There is no pre-requisite for Informatica Power Center training since we start from scratch, however, basic knowledge of Java programming, the software development process will be helpful.
A: The major objective of our Salesforce Developer and Admin training program is to provide in-depth knowledge Salesforce administration and Development, CRM and Cloud computing in Salesforce platform and also prepare you for Salesforce exams
A: This course includes Certified Admin Essentials, App Builder Essentials, and Advance, Lightning Web Component (LWC), Certified Community Essentials, and Integration Essentials.
A: Yes, we provide a 100% guaranteed job placement assistance for our graduate.
A: With our extensive training we prepare our candidate is such a way that they will be ready for the job market. We help them with resume preparation, several mock interview sessions, provide them up to date frequently asked interview questionnaires, and back them up until they land a job.