UIPATH-BUSINESS - Introduction to RPA for Business v3.0

Overview

Duration: 2.0 days

The Introduction to Robotic Process Automation for Business course is intended to introduce Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to business and finance students. This Certification & Training Course assumes no prior knowledge of RPA. It equips the student with skills that will help one identify automation opportunities in an organization. The students have an option to choose between Studio and StudioX to complete the course. It deep dives into the different stages of the automation journey with a focus on the role of a Business Analyst. It further builds on these concepts and explains how to gauge the success of automation implementation in an organization. The last section of the course challenges the students to apply RPA to business skills and develop new processes that would not have been possible without RPA.

Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of Robotic Process Automation
• Describe different business models for successful RPA implementation
• Understand and describe the various stages of the automation journey
• Evaluate the success of an automation implementation
• Apply RPA skills for developing new business processes

Content

Module 0: Overview of Studio and StudioX

Module 1: Introduction to RPA

• Mini-skill 1: Opening a website (Studio/StudioX)

Module 2: RPA Concepts

• Mini-skill 2: Type and Click (Studio/StudioX)

Module 3: Role of a Business Manager in RPA Initiatives

• Mini-skill 3: Decision-making (Studio/StudioX)

Module 4: RPA Implementation Stages – 1

• Mini-skill 4: Reading data from a file (Studio/StudioX)

Module 5: RPA Implementation Stages – 2

• Mini-skill 5: Iteration (Studio/StudioX)

Module 6: Evaluating the RPA implementation

• Mini-skill 6: Sending emails (Studio/StudioX)
• Mini-skill 7: Publishing and Running Projects (Studio/StudioX)

Module 7/Business Skill 1: Data to Information Transformation

Module 8/ Business Skill 2: Omni-source data curation

Module 9/ Business Skill 3: Multi-source trend tracking

Project Presentations

Audience

The course is intended for business and finance students.

Prerequisites

To understand and complete the course successfully, the student must have an understanding of business processes and basic computer knowledge.