Complete UiPath RPA Developer Course- Build 7 Robots

Complete UiPath RPA Developer Course: Build 7 Robots, available at $109.99, has an average rating of 4.57, with 468 lectures, 18 quizzes, based on 14317 reviews, and has 61662 subscribers.

You will learn about Design, develop and deploy state-of-the-art RPA robots. Automate 7 real-world business processes from scratch. Master the UiPath Framework and learn RPA best practices. Analyse and identify processes that are best fit for RPA. Confidently tackle the UiPath activities that are most commonly used in enterprise solutions. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to UiPath curious about Robotic Process Automation (RPA). or Anyone who wants to land a high-paying RPA developer / architect / analyst job in the near future. or White-collar employees wanting to save time, reduce errors, and improve efficiency by automating common business tasks. or Business leaders who want to automate business processes. It is particularly useful for Beginners to UiPath curious about Robotic Process Automation (RPA). or Anyone who wants to land a high-paying RPA developer / architect / analyst job in the near future. or White-collar employees wanting to save time, reduce errors, and improve efficiency by automating common business tasks. or Business leaders who want to automate business processes.

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Summary

Title: Complete UiPath RPA Developer Course: Build 7 Robots

Price: $109.99

Average Rating: 4.57

Number of Lectures: 468

Number of Quizzes: 18

Number of Published Lectures: 398

Number of Published Quizzes: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 486

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 414

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

Design, develop and deploy state-of-the-art RPA robots.

Automate 7 real-world business processes from scratch.

Master the UiPath Framework and learn RPA best practices.

Analyse and identify processes that are best fit for RPA.

Confidently tackle the UiPath activities that are most commonly used in enterprise solutions.

Who Should Attend

Beginners to UiPath curious about Robotic Process Automation (RPA).

Anyone who wants to land a high-paying RPA developer / architect / analyst job in the near future.

White-collar employees wanting to save time, reduce errors, and improve efficiency by automating common business tasks.

Business leaders who want to automate business processes.

Target Audiences

Beginners to UiPath curious about Robotic Process Automation (RPA).

Anyone who wants to land a high-paying RPA developer / architect / analyst job in the near future.

White-collar employees wanting to save time, reduce errors, and improve efficiency by automating common business tasks.

Business leaders who want to automate business processes.

Welcome to the Complete UiPath RPA Developer Course: Build 7 Robots where you will learn everything you need to know to get started as a Robotic Process Automation (RPA) developer. Learn and master UiPath Studio and then build state-of-the-art software robots from scratch.

The best part about this course is that this course is entirely project-based, which means you will be getting hands-on experience and learn the skills you need on how to build real-world software robots in an enterprise setting. So if you’re the type of person who ‘learns by doing’, then this course is for you.

We start off by learning what RPA is, how to choose the best processes fit for RPA, installing UiPath onto your machine and then building your first simple robot. We then explore UiPath Studio learning all about the user interface to get a basic understanding on how to use UiPath Studio. Once we cover all the basics we then take a deep dive into building real-world software robots ranging in complexity from beginner to advanced. In this course we build the following robots:

Robot 1: Clothing Consultant (Beginner)

A user enters a city name, the robot then scrapes Google for the temperature and weather in that city, the robot then processes the data and makes a decision which will then suggest a clothing type to the user.

Robot 2: Data Capturing (Beginner)

A common daily task of a Data Capturer’s life is copy-pasting data from an excel spreadsheet into a web or desktop application. This robot fully-automates that task. The robot copy-pastes 100 lines of customer data into their respective input fields of a web application and desktop application. The robot even performs both the web and desktop app data capturing simultaneously. This gets the job done in a fraction of the time that a human could with 100% accuracy.

Robot 3: The Automation Challenge (Intermediate)

This is an RPA challenge which I created to test an RPA Developer’s ability to build a robust software robot. The goal of this challenge is to create a workflow that will input data from a spreadsheet into the form fields on the screen. Beware! The fields will change position on the screen after every submission, throughout 10 rounds, thus the workflow must correctly identify where each spreadsheet record must be typed every time.

Robot 4: Real Estate Web Scraping (Intermediate)

A user enters a city name, the robot then scrapes thousands of real estate listing data in that city off the web. The data is then exported into a MS Excel spreadsheet, including the prices of the property, number of bedrooms, number of bathrooms and suburb location.

Robot 5: PDF Invoice Data Scraping (Advanced)

Imagine the job of an admin employee is to copy-paste text from a PDF invoice into an excel spreadsheet and then repeat this task 1000 times for 1000 different invoices. Not only is this job extremely tedious and boring, but a human is very likely to make mistakes along the way. This robot fully-automates that process by looping through every PDF file in a folder, scraping the text and “pastes” the text into a spreadsheet. This robot is 8 times faster than a human with a 0% error rate.

Robot 6: Optical Character Recognition (Advanced)

What happens when the PDF file is a scanned image, such as a printed receipt? How will UiPath read the text? The answer is Optical Character Recognition (OCR) which converts text in image format to actual text. This robot loops through scanned receipt PDFs, scrapes the text and exports it into a text file.

Robot 7: Email Automation (Advanced)

In this robot, you will learn how to integrate your UiPath bot with your Gmail account, and perform all sorts of email operations. Including, reading emails, saving emails, deleting emails, moving emails, and downloading attachments. It then automatically sends an output report email to the developer displaying all logs of what emails have been processed.

Why am I qualified to teach you?I am a qualified Industrial and Systems Engineer, experienced RPA developer, Top 10% most engaging instructor on Udemy in 2021 and founder of FutureRPA, a software automation consultancy where we use RPA to streamline our clients’ business processes. I’ve incorporated everything I’ve learned in my years of engineering and teaching to make this course not only more effective but more engaging. The course includes:

Over 300 Lectures and 30 hours of on-demand video content.

7 Real-world projects

60 Activities

14 Quizzes.

7 Assignments.

And the best part… Robots!

As an extra, I will give you all 7 Robots we build completely free. You can use these robots as templates and modify them to build your own custom robots.

In an effort to continuously improve this course, I will be building new robots and adding more content to this course with time. You will be notified via an educational announcement every time I add new content to the course. Student satisfaction is important to me, so if there is anything specific you want me to teach in this course that you feel that I have not yet covered, please feel free to send me a message and I will add it to the course.

By the end of this course, not only will you be comfortable with building your own software robots but it will help you land that high-paying RPA job that you want.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What is RPA?

Lecture 2: Get the Robots Here

Lecture 3: Join Our Private Facebook RPA Group

Lecture 4: The Story of Work by UiPath

Lecture 5: Classic Design vs Modern Design

Lecture 6: Installing UiPath Studio

Lecture 7: Building Your First Robot

Lecture 8: RPA process candidate selection

Chapter 2: Exploring UiPath Studio (Modern Design)

Lecture 1: Installing the Chrome Extension

Lecture 2: [Practice Activity] Installing Firefox and Edge Extensions

Lecture 3: Activities Panel

Lecture 4: Project Panel

Lecture 5: Snippets Panel

Lecture 6: Properties Panel

Lecture 7: Expression Editor

Lecture 8: Outline Panel

Lecture 9: Variables Panel

Lecture 10: Variables Scopes

Lecture 11: Arguments Panel

Lecture 12: Imports Panel

Lecture 13: Output Panel

Lecture 14: Panel Mechanics

Lecture 15: Running Files in Debug and Run Mode

Lecture 16: Copy and Pasting Tips

Lecture 17: Designer Panel

Lecture 18: Follow Along

Chapter 3: Robot 1: Clothing Consultant

Lecture 1: [Demo] Clothing Consultant Bot

Lecture 2: Download Robot 1 Resources

Lecture 3: Creating a New Project

Lecture 4: Input Dialog

Lecture 5: Opening Google in the Edge Browser

Lecture 6: Use Application/Browser Activity Properties

Lecture 7: Searching Google

Lecture 8: Type Into Activity Properties

Lecture 9: [Practice Activity] Keyboard Shortcut

Lecture 10: Get Text

Lecture 11: Fix Conversion Error In Get Text

Lecture 12: [Practice Activity] Scraping the Weather

Lecture 13: Get Text Properties

Lecture 14: Flowcharts

Lecture 15: [Practice Activity] Or Condition

Lecture 16: Using Flow Decision

Lecture 17: Convert String to Integer

Lecture 18: Using Boolean Conditions

Lecture 19: [Practice Activity] Check If Too Hot

Lecture 20: Concatenating Strings

Lecture 21: Using the Workflow Analyzer

Lecture 22: Download Robot 1

Chapter 4: Robot 2: Data Capturing

Lecture 1: [Demo] Robot 2: Data Capturing

Lecture 2: Download Robot 2 Resources

Lecture 3: Creating a New Project

Lecture 4: Download Project Resources

Lecture 5: Adding Project Resources

Lecture 6: Creating New Workflows

Lecture 7: Reading in Customer Data

Lecture 8: Signing Up

Lecture 9: Opening the Web Application

Lecture 10: For Each Row in DataTable

Lecture 11: Demonstrating If Activity

Lecture 12: Ensuring Best Practice

Lecture 13: Type Into

Lecture 14: Click Add

Lecture 15: [Practice activity] Type Last Name

Lecture 16: [Practice Activity] Clicking Radio Buttons

Lecture 17: Descriptors Overview

Lecture 18: [Practice Activity] Type Into Other Fields

Lecture 19: Select Item

Lecture 20: How To Speed Up the Bot

Lecture 21: Running the Bot Fast

Lecture 22: Running the Bot Slowly

Lecture 23: [Practice Activity] Read Range

Lecture 24: [Practice Activity] Use Desktop Application

Lecture 25: While Activity

Lecture 26: Getting a Data Item From a Data Table

Lecture 27: Typing Into Desktop App

Lecture 28: [Practice Activity] Type Last Name

Lecture 29: [Practice Activity] If Condition

Lecture 30: [Practice Activity] Type Into the Remaining Text Fields

Lecture 31: [Practice Activity] Select Item

Lecture 32: [Practice Activity] Click Save Button

Lecture 33: Running Parallel

Lecture 34: Debugging a Bug

Lecture 35: Analyze Project

Lecture 36: Download Robot 2

Chapter 5: Robot 3: The Automation Challenge

Lecture 1: [DEMO] Robot 3: The Automation Challenge

Lecture 2: Download Robot 3 Resources

Lecture 3: Sequence vs Flowchart

Lecture 4: Adding Excel File to Project

Lecture 5: Fix problem: Not able to see challenge.xlsx in Project Panel?

Lecture 6: [Practice Activity] Read Range With Excel Activities

Lecture 7: Output DataTable

Instructors

Leon Petrou
Systems Engineer at FutureRPA

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1 stars: 73 votes

2 stars: 123 votes

3 stars: 968 votes

4 stars: 5006 votes

5 stars: 8147 votes

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