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Do you have a basic understanding of building in the Appian environment? The Associate Developer exam validates your knowledge of best practices around the design, development, and maintenance of apps. The associate developer is a perfect test of knowledge for Appian developers who have recently started on the Appian platform. Ideally, they have attended Appian instructor-led or online training and have some hands-on experience working on two or three training or client applications.

Appian developers who already have 2+ years of experience working on the platform, I can assure you that you don’t even need to study for the test. ACD100 has questions that you will be able to answer just with your practical work experience.

Certification Name: Associate Developer

Exam Number: ACD100

Format: Single Choice, Multiple Choice, Match the lists, Sequence questions

Exam Duration: 60 minutes

Exam Cost: $200

Number of Questions: 60

Passing Score: 62%

Candidates should fully prepare for an exam using the objectives below as a checklist to identify possible gaps between knowledge and the skills measured by the exam. The relative weight illustrates the approximate size of each section. It is recommended that focused preparation should be in areas where any knowledge gaps are found.

Identify commonly used Appian resources

Organize an application's structure (e.g., folder structure, group setup)

Describe common Appian use cases

Differentiate between Appian platform permissions (e.g., role-based security)

Differentiate between user experiences (e.g., sites, tempo, embedded)

Recognize the roles and responsibilities of development team members

Differentiate between the stages of the SDLC (e.g., analysis, transformation, deployment, testing, maintenance)

Describe the scrum lifecycle of a user story

Explain the various Agile scrum ceremonies (e.g., refinement, standup, retrospective)

Define the use of each Appian environment used within the SDLC

Demonstrate basic knowledge of managing data and relational databases (RDBMS) (e.g., table relationships and views)

Explain how Appian’s objects interact with relational database management systems

Write basic SQL statements (e.g., create, modify, update, delete)

Troubleshoot issues with database transactions(e.g., SQL, CDTs)

Identify common ways to start or trigger Appian processes

Configure process model properties, common nodes, and user input tasks

Implement tasks within Appian process models according to proven practices

Construct each of the Appian interface components

Configure common variable types within an interface

Configure common interface components (e.g. drop-downs, grids, buttons, validations)

Recognize and implement Appian user experience best practices

Configure an Appian Record Type object to support business requirements

Identify use cases for each record type data source

Design record views and lists

Configure record and related actions

Recall expression rule use cases

Build and implement a basic function expression rule

Implement basic testing practices during expression rule creation

Write comprehensible expression rules in accordance with business requirements

1. You are creating a new interface. You need to arrange the primary, top-level contents of the interface across the width of the page.

According to best practices, which layout should be used in order to accomplish this?

A.Columns

B.Card

C.Side by Side Layout

D.Section

Answer: A

2. You are configuring a record type and utilizing data sync.

Appian does NOT have write access to the source database table, and will not make updates. Which data sync option is most appropriate for your situation?

A.Hourly Sync

B.Manual Sync

C.Daily Sync

D.Immediate Sync

Answer: C

3. What is test-driven design?

A.A developer writes test cases that will succeed based on the developer’s expression rule.

B.A developer writes test cases before they write their expression rule and uses them to determine when they’ve succeeded.

C.A developer writes test cases after they have finished writing their expression rule to determine if they’ve succeeded.

D.A developer writes test cases as they write their expression rule to test their rule along the way.

Answer: B

4. What is a way to start a process from an interface?

A.Start Process Smart Service

B.Process Start Event

C.Process Messaging

D.Start Process Link

Answer: D

5. You have been tasked with creating a new expression rule in an application with the acronym ABC.

According to Appian best practices, which name is most appropriate?

A.ABCGetUserById

B.ABC_GetUserById

C.ABC_GetUser_byId

D.ABC_get_user_by_id

Answer : B

6. What is the maximum number of additional views that can be created on Appian record types?

A.10

B.20

C.30

D.There is no limit

Answer: D