Objective
|
Weighting
|
Application
Design
|
5%
|
1.
List
and describe components of an application
|
|
2.
Describe
the model-view-controller design paradigm
|
|
3.
Given
a scenario, determine whether sufficient information is available to
plan/build/design an application
|
|
Overview
of Force.com Platform
|
5%
|
1.
List
and describe the steps required to design and deploy a successful application
built using the declarative capabilities of the Force.com platform
|
|
2.
List
and describe the building blocks of an application provided by the Force.com
platform
|
|
Data
Model
|
32%
|
1.
Describe
how to create a functional data model for a business application
|
|
2.
Given
a scenario, select the features required to create a functional data model
for a business application
|
|
3.
Describe
the properties and implications of choosing one object relationship type over
another and distinguish among relationship types
|
|
4.
Given
a scenario, distinguish among object relationship types, describe how to
create relationships, and determine which relationship should be recommended
|
|
5.
List
and describe the features used to set permission and data access in a custom
app
|
|
6.
Given
a scenario, select the appropriate feature (e.g., profiles, defaults, roles)
to provide appropriate permissions and data access in a custom app
|
|
7.
List
and describe optional (Salesforce-enabled) features for managing the
application (e.g., create audit fields, encrypted fields, multicurrency)
|
|
User
Interface
|
15%
|
1.
List
and describe the components of any Force.com application user interface
(e.g., tabs, applications, detail pages, list views)
|
|
2.
Given
a scenario, determine the capabilities and constraints of the declarative
framework for building a user interface (e.g., what can and can’t be done in
a page layout)
|
|
3.
Describe
use cases for how Force.com pages can extend the user interface in the
declarative framework and when to do so
|
|
4.
Describe
the capabilities and functionality of Force.com sites
|
|
Business
Logic
|
23%
|
1.
List
and describe how to create formulas, validation rules, and workflow rules
|
|
2.
Given
a scenario, determine which Force.com feature to use to solve a business
requirement and/or describe how to apply the solution
|
|
3.
List
and describe the capabilities of the Force.com approval processes
|
|
4.
Given
a scenario, select the appropriate features of Force.com approval processes
to satisfy business requirements
|
|
5.
List
and describe the features of the Force.com platform for debugging and
monitoring automated business processes
|
|
6.
Describe
use cases for extending business logic through Force.com code
|
|
Data
Management
|
10%
|
1.
List
and describe the capabilities and constraints of import wizards
|
|
2.
List
and describe the capabilities and constraints of API-based tools for managing
data
|
|
3.
List
and describe the functions of the Force.com Data Loader
|
|
4.
Describe
use cases and functions of external IDs and upsert
|
|
5.
Given
a scenario, determine appropriate uses of the GUI and command-line interface
for the data loader
|
|
6.
Describe
the characteristics of Force.com record IDs
|
|
Reporting
and Analytics
|
10%
|
1.
List
and describe capabilities and constraints of reports and analytics of the
Force.com platform
|
|
2.
Given
a scenario, determine methods for analyzing and displaying data
|
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