MS-600 Exam Study Guide (Building Applications & Solutions With Microsoft 365 Core Services)
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Preparing for the MS-600 Building Applications & Solutions with Microsoft 365 Core Services exam to achieve the Microsoft 365 Certification for Developer Associate? Don’t know where to start? This post is the MS-600 Certificate Study Guide (with links to each exam objective).
I have curated a list of articles from Microsoft documentation for each objective of the MS-600 exam. Please share the post within your circles so it helps them to prepare for the exam.
Skills Measured
- Implement Microsoft Identity (20-25%)
- Build Apps with Microsoft Graph (15-20%)
- Extend and Customize SharePoint (15-20%)
- Extend Teams (20-25%)
- Extend Office (15-20%)
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For each test objective, I’ve compiled a thorough collection of articles from Microsoft documentation. Please feel free to forward this page to your friends and coworkers in order to assist them in preparing for the test .
Implement Microsoft Identity (20-25%)
Register an Application
- Determine the supported account type
- Supported account types
- Account types in Microsoft identity
- Select authentication and client credentials for app type and authentication flow
- OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow
- Authentication flows
- Define app roles
- Add app roles to your application
Implement Authentication
- Configure the JavaScript implementation of Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) for endpoint and token cache
- Overview of the Microsoft Authentication Library
- Acquire & cache tokens using the MSAL
- Sign in users from a JavaScript SPA
- Plan and configure scopes for dynamic or static permission
- Permissions & consent in the Microsoft identity platform
- Use the MSAL (JavaScript) login method
- Single-page application: Sign-in and Sign-out
Configure Permissions to Consume an API
- Configure delegated permissions for the app
- Delegated permission to Microsoft Graph
- Configure application permissions for the app
- Application permission to Microsoft Graph
- Identify admin consent requirements
- Admin consent on the Microsoft identity platform
Implement Authorization to Consume an API
- Configure incremental consent scopes
- Incremental and dynamic consent
- Build an app with restricted scopes using the Microsoft identity platform
- Call MSAL (JavaScript) using acquireTokenSilent/acquireToken pattern
- Acquire a token to call an API
- Acquire and use an Access Token
- Microsoft Authentication Library for JavaScript
Implement Authorization in an API
- Validate access token
- Validating tokens
- Validate security tokens
- Configure effective permissions for delegated scopes
- Permissions and consent in the Microsoft identity platform
- Implement app permissions using roles
- Add app roles to your app & receive them in the token
- Use a delegated access token to call a Microsoft API
- Get access on behalf of a user
Create a Service to Access Microsoft Graph
- Configure client credentials using a certificate
- OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow
- Application authentication certificate credentials
- Configure application permissions for the app
- Configure a client application to access a web API
- Acquire an access token for Microsoft Graph using application permission and client credential certificate
- Access token request with a certificate
- Acquire a token for authorizing requests from a client app
- Acquire an access token using the client secret
- Access token request with a shared secret
Build Apps with Microsoft Graph (15-20%)
Optimize Data Usage with Query Parameters
- Use $filter query parameter
- Filter parameter
- Use $select query parameter
- Select parameter
- Order results using $orderby query parameter
- Order by parameter
- Set page size of results using $skip and $top query parameters
- Skip parameter
- Top parameter
- Expand and retrieve resources using $expand query parameter
- Expand query parameter
- Retrieve the total count of matching resources using the $count query parameter
- Count query parameter
- Search for resources using $search query parameter
- Select parameter
- Determine the appropriate Microsoft Graph SDK to leverage
- Make API calls using the Microsoft Graph SDKs
Optimize Network Traffic
- Monitor for changes using change notifications
- Set up notifications for changes in user data
- Use the Microsoft Graph API to get change notifications
- Combine multiple requests using $batch
- Combine multiple requests in one HTTP call using JSON batching
- Get changes using a delta query
- Use delta query to track changes in Graph data
- Detect and handle throttling
- Microsoft Graph throttling guidance
Access User Data from Microsoft Graph
- Get the signed-in user’s profile
- Retrieve information of a user
- Get a list of users in the organization
- List users in your organization
- Get the user’s profile photo
- Get photo
- Get the user object based on the user’s unique identifier
- Working with users in Microsoft Graph
- Get the user’s manager profile
- List manager
Access Files with Microsoft Graph
- Get the list of files in the signed-in user’s OneDrive
- Get a list of all user OneDrive URLs in your organization
- Download a file from the signed-in user’s OneDrive using file unique id
- Working with files in Microsoft Graph
- Download a file from a SharePoint Online site using the relative path to the file
- Working with folders and files with REST
- Get the list of files trending around the signed-in user
- List of documents trending around the user
- Upload a large file to OneDrive
- Uploading Large Files using Microsoft Graph API
- Upload a large file to OneDrive using Graph
- Get a user object from an owner list in a group and retrieve that user’s files
- List owners
- Get a drive item resource
Manage a Group Lifecycle on Microsoft Graph
- Get the information on a group by id
- Get the properties & relationships of a group object
- Get the list of members in a group
- Get a list of the group’s direct members
- Get the list of owners of a group
- Retrieve a list of the group’s owners
- Get the list of groups where the signed-in user is a member
- Return all the groups that a user is a member of
- Get the list of groups where the signed-in user is an owner
- List owned objects
- Provision a group
- Create group
- Provision a Team with a group
- Create a team from the group
- Delete a group
- Delete a group
Extend and Customize SharePoint (15-20%)
Describe the Components of a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Web Part
- Identify the appropriate tool to create an SPFx Web Part project
- SharePoint framework development tools
- Describe properties of client-side web parts
- Client-side web part properties
- Describe Office UI Fabric (Fluent UI) in client-side web parts
- Use Office UI in your client-side web part
- Describe when to use an app page
- Using single part app pages
- Differentiate between app page and web part
- Difference between an app part and a web part
- Describe rendering framework options
- Overview of the SharePoint Framework
- Describe branding and theming in SharePoint Online
- Branding your SharePoint site
- SharePoint site theming
Describe SPFx Extensions
- Identify the appropriate tool to create an SPFx Extension project
- Ultimate developer tool list for SPFx
- Describe page placeholders from Application Customizer
- Page placeholders from application customizer
- Describe the ListView Command Set extension
- ListView command set extension
- Describe the Field Customizer extension
- Field customizer extension
Describe the Process to Package and Deploy an SPFx Solution
- Describe the options for preparing a package for deployment
- Package & deploy SPFx projects
- Describe the options for packaging a solution
- SharePoint solution packaging
- Describe the requirements of tenant-scoped solution deployment
- Tenant-scoped solution deployment for SPFx solutions
- Describe the requirements of isolated web parts
- Isolated web parts
- Describe the options to deploy a solution
- Deploy SharePoint Framework solutions
- Describe how to build a Microsoft Teams tab by using SPFx
- Deployment options for SPFx solutions for Teams
Describe the Consumption of Microsoft Graph
- Describe the purpose of the MSGraphClient object
- MSGraphClient overview
- Describe the methods for granting permissions to Microsoft Graph
- Microsoft Graph permissions reference
Describe the Consumption of Third-party APIs Secured with Azure AD from Within SPFx
- Describe the purpose of the AadHttpClient object
- AadHttpClient class
- Connect to Azure AD apps using the AadHttpClient
- Describe the methods for granting permissions to consume a third-party API
- Configure the API permissions requests
Describe Web Parts as Teams Tabs
- Describe the considerations for creating an SPFx Web Part to be a Teams Tab
- Build Microsoft Teams tab using SharePoint Framework
- Add a Microsoft Teams tab in SharePoint as an SPFx web part
- Describe the options for deploying an SPFx Web Part as a Teams Tab
- Deployment options
Extend Teams (20-25%)
Create a Microsoft Teams App Manifest
- Configure an app manifest using App Studio
- Develop apps with App Studio for Teams
- Creating a manifest
- Manually create an app manifest to deploy an SPFx Web Part to Teams
- Build Teams tab using SharePoint Framework
- Create an app package for a Microsoft Teams app
- Create an app package for your Teams app
Deploy a Teams App
- Describe the options for deploying a Teams app
- Deployment options for SPFx solutions for Teams
- Sideload an app in Microsoft Teams
- Upload an app package to Teams
- Publish a Teams app to an organization app catalog
- Publish to your organization’s app catalog
Create and Use Task Modules
- Create a card-based task module
- Card-based task modules
- Create an iframe-based task module
- Iframe-based task module
- Invoke a task module from a tab
- Using task modules in tabs
- Invoke a task module from a bot
- Using task modules from Teams bots
- Chain task module invocations
- Chaining task module MS Teams
Create a Webhook
- Create an outgoing webhook
- Create outgoing webhooks
- Add bots to Teams with outgoing webhooks
- Create an incoming webhook
- Create incoming webhooks
Implement Custom Teams Tabs
- Create a personal tab
- Build a personal tab for Teams
- Create a channel/group tab
- Build a channel and group tab for Teams
- Create a tab with a deep link
- Create deep links to content in Teams
- Add authentication to a tab
- Microsoft Teams authentication flow for tabs
Create a Messaging Extension
- Create a search command extension
- Define messaging extension search commands
- Create an action command extension using an adaptive card
- Initiate actions with messaging extensions
- Create an action command extension using parameters
- Action type message extensions with parameters
Create a Conversational Bot
- Create a personal bot
- Build a bot for Microsoft Teams
- Add a bot to Microsoft Teams
- Create a group/channel bot
- Channel & Group chat conversations with a Teams bot
- Use proactive messaging with a bot
- Send proactive messages
- Proactive messaging for bots
- Send actionable messages from a bot
- Creating actionable messages
- Sending messages to connectors
- Add authentication to a bot
- Add authentication to your Teams bot
Extend Office (15-20%)
Describe Fundamental Components and Types of Office Add-ins
- Describe task pane and content add-ins
- Task panes in Office add-ins
- Content Office add-ins
- Describe dialog boxes
- Dialog boxes in Office add-ins
- Describe custom functions
- Create custom functions in Excel
- Describe Add-in commands
- Add-in commands
- Describe the purpose of the Office Add-ins manifest
- Office Add-ins XML manifest
Describe Office JS APIs
- Describe the Office Add-in programming model
- Understand Office add-in programming model
- Describe Office Add-in developer tools
- Debug add-ins using developer tools
- Describe the capabilities of the Excel JavaScript API
- Excel JavaScript API overview
- Describe the capabilities of the Outlook JavaScript API
- Outlook JavaScript API
- Describe the capabilities of the Word JavaScript API
- Word JavaScript API overview
- Describe the capabilities of the PowerPoint JavaScript API
- JavaScript API for PowerPoint
- Describe the capabilities of custom functions
- Build a custom function add-in using the Office API
Describe Development of Add-ins
- Describe the options for persisting state and settings
- Persisting add-in state and settings
- Describe Office UI Fabric (Fluent UI) in Office Add-ins
- Office UI Fabric in Office Add-ins
- Describe when to use Microsoft Graph in Office Add-ins
- Authentication options in Outlook add-ins
- Describe authorization when using Microsoft Graph in Office Add-ins
- Authorize to Microsoft Graph with SSO
- Authorize to Graph without SSO
Describe Testing, Debugging, and Deployment Options
- Select deployment options based on requirements
- Publish Office add-ins using centralized deployment
- Deploy add-ins in the admin center
- Describe testing and debugging concepts for Office Add-ins
- Test and debug Office Add-ins
- Debug add-ins using developer tools
Describe Actionable Messages
- Describe the features of actionable messages with an adaptive card
- Actionable messages in Outlook
- Design Outlook Actionable Message cards with the Adaptive Card format
- Describe the scenarios for refreshing an actionable message
- Refresh an actionable message
This brings us to the end of the MS-600 Building Applications and Solutions with Microsoft 365 Core Services Study Guide.
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