PEGA (PRPC) Online training Course Contents

PEGA: Rules Process Commander is a BPM and case management package from Pega System.
PEGA: rules process Commander is not a Language / Compiler it’s a business process management tool. It is
developed on Java and uses OPPs and Java Concepts

 Introduction to BPM
Business: A person, Partnership, or Corporation engaged in commerce,
manufacturing, or a service; profit seeking enterprise or concern.

Process: A systematic series of action directed to same end. A continuous action,

operation or series of changes taking place in definite manner.

Management: The àct or manner of managing; handling direction or control and skill
managing and executive ability and the person or persons controlling and direction
the affairs of business

 Process – Easy, web-based modeling using BPMN and SOA methodologies enables rapid
development and automation of business processes.
 Rules – Automate, enforce and audit policies and practices of a dynamic, rule-driven business
process software.
 Design tools – Rich, easy-to-use dashboard creation tools enable users to quickly build simple
interfaces that deliver personalized content to complete work faster.
 Forms – Drag and Drop forms creator makes it easy for business users to create interactive
forms for users.
 Analytics – Track real-time process performance, create rich reporting dashboards, identify
process bottlenecks, and optimize business process efficiency flow.
 Mobile – With Appian, native mobility is included. Build once and deploy instantly across any
mobile devices.
 Content – Integrated document and content management allows you to store, secure,
version, search, and manage content across your business.
 Collaboration – Encourage enterprise collaboration with process integrated threaded
discussions, message boards, and targeted content for every user.
 Data Access – Converge complete information from across enterprise systems on any topic in
seconds. Then, view a drill-able summary report with as much detail as you need.
 SOA and Integration – Use standard SOA development to build a repository of reusable
services that accelerate your business process software deployment.
 Visibility and Transparency – Appian user interfaces provide more visibility to important
business events, so everyone involved has the right context to take the right action.
 Introduction to PRPC

 Pega Software Installation

 Creating Organization Name
 Operator ID
 Creating Application
 Creating Rule set
 Creating Users
 Introduction to Class structure
 Types of Classes
 Creating Abstract Class
 Creating Concrete Class
 Selecting Class structure
 Working with Class group/Work pool
 Introduction to Data model
 Creating Data Tables
 Types of Properties & Modes
 Creating Properties
 Change the Appearance of a property
 Create embedded properties
 Introduction to Fields and Data Elements
 Introduction to User Interface and Form Design
 Introduction to Process Definition
 Check-in/Check-out Functionality
 User Interface
 Create a Section
 Create a Section Containing Multiple Layouts
 Adding a Section to a Flow Action
 Calling another section in a section
 Selecting the layout
 Creating Flow Action
 Creating Harness
 Process Definition
 Different shapes used in Flow & their purpose
 Create Main flow/Process flow
  Create a Sub-flow/Screen flow
 How to run the flow or creating work object
 Create a Tabbed/Tree navigation Screen flow
 Call a Sub-flow from another Flow or from same flow
 Design and Implement Screen flow
 How to select Screen flow types
 Advanced UI
 Conditionally Display a Layout Using a When Rule
 Conditionally Display Property Fields
 Create a Dynamic Select Control
 Repeat layout( Row/Column)
 Conditionally display a Section
 Activities and Methods.
 Explain the purpose of different tabs in Activity
 Understand purpose of Pages & Classes
 Different Methods used in Activities
 How to call Activity from another activity
 Different ways to call Activities
 Types of Activities
 Tools used to test activities
Validation
 Types of validations
 Rule-Edit-Validation
 Rule-Obj-Validation
 Difference between Rule-Edit-Validation and Rule-Object-Validation
 Decision Rules
 Decision Table
 Decision Tree
 Map Value
 Declarative Rules
 Declare Expressions
 Declare Constraints
 Declare On change
 Declare Pages
 Advanced Activities
 Create an Activity with a precondition and a Transition
 Create an Activity to Populate a Dynamic Select
Assigning the work
 To Work List
 To Work Basket
 To Current Operator
 Creating Work Group / Work basket
 SLA( Service Level Agreements)
 Define an SLA
 Assigning SLA to Assignment
 Assigning SLA to Work-Object
 Testing SLA
 How to Send a Correspondence (E-mail)
 Manual Correspondence
 Automatic Correspondence
 Configuring E-mail (Inbound/Outbound)
 Work-parties
 Creating Work-Party
 Adding Work-Party to Flow-Action
 Adding Work-Party to Harness
 Adding Work-Party to Assignment
 Agents
 Reports
 Migration/Deployment (Import & Export)
 Debugging tools
 Clipboard
 Tracer
 Documenting the Application
 Connecting to External Data Base Using Connect-SQL
 How to Use Dynamic SQL When Connecting to External DB
 Configuring Web Services (SOAP)
 Integration Connect & Service SOAP
 New Features
 Difference Between Versions
 PRPC Guardrails
 Direct Capture of Objectives
 Project Implementation Methodology
 Resume Preparation
 Interview Tips