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WelcomeWelcome |
to PhixFlow's Actionflow |
Courses, where you will |
get a deeper understanding of what an Actionflow is, how they are used |
and what you need to know to create and use them in your application(s). |
In this course you will learn alongside walkthrough examples, from creating a simple Open Screen Actionflow, all the way through to creating complicated multi-phase Actionflows.
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Course Prerequisites
Before starting this course, you must have:
The courses provide both theoretical knowledge and practical exercises. Course Prerequisites
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Course Structure and ObjectivesThis course |
consists of 3 modules (Foundation, Intermediate, Advanced) |
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Topics:, with each module taking approximately 1 day to complete, but this is just a guide. |
By the end of this course you will become a high level user, capable of using all Actionflow features
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Advanced
Topics: We explore complex Actionflows
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Resources
Data
On the Learning Centre, in the Downloads section and download all School Data files to your laptop/PC
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Application
App will be on training instance. If not using training instance, download data.
Use the prebuilt application that contains ERD with data and a number of screens...
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Using the Resources
Before we dive into the course, let's first become familiar with the prebuilt ERD and screens we have provided for you.
Open the Course Management ERD and spend a few minutes studying the one-to-many relationships between the tables, and- Schools data divided into different objects
- note the special relationship between students, courses, attendees, attendees facilitates a many-to-many relationship
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