Module 1: Implement Microsoft Identity

In this module, you will learn to implement Microsoft identity including registering an application, implanting authentication, configuring permissions to consume an API, and creating a service to access Microsoft Graph.

Lesson

• Getting Started with Microsoft Identity
• Application types in Microsoft identity
• Permissions and Consent Framework
• Secure custom APIs with Microsoft Identity
• Work with users, groups, and roles in custom apps and APIs

Lab: Implement Microsoft identity

• Exercise – Different types of tokens used in Microsoft identity
• Exercise – Single-page apps
• Exercise – Web apps that sign in users and call APIs
• Exercise – Daemon and non-interactive apps
• Exercise – Understanding permissions and the consent framework in the Microsoft identity platform
• Exercise – Delegated permissions and consent
• Exercise – Application permissions and consent
• Exercise – Create and secure a web API with Microsoft identity
• Exercise – Call secured APIs from web applications
• Exercise – Call secured APIs from daemon apps
• Exercise – Create and secure a web app with Microsoft identity
• Exercise – Utilize security groups in custom apps and APIs secured with Microsoft identity
• Exercise – Leverage application roles in custom apps

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Register an application in Azure AD
• Implement authentication
• Configure permissions to consume an API
• Create a service to access Microsoft Graph

Module 2: Build apps with Microsoft Graph

In this module you will learn how to access user data, explore query parameters, manage a group lifecycle, access files, and optimize network traffic using Microsoft Graph.

Lesson

• Optimize data usage with query parameters
• Optimize network traffic with Microsoft Graph
• Access user data from Microsoft Graph
• Manage Group lifecycle with Microsoft Graph
• Access Files with Microsoft Graph
• Use change notifications and track changes with Microsoft Graph

Lab: Build apps with Microsoft Graph

• Exercise – Retrieve and control information returned from Microsoft Graph
• Exercise – Expand related entities and search content in Microsoft Graph
• Exercise – Reduce traffic with batched requests
• Exercise – Understand throttling in Microsoft Graph
• Exercise – Avoid throttling and implement throttling strategies
• Exercise – Eliminate polling Microsoft Graph with the delta query
• Exercise – Working with users in the organization
• Exercise -User profiles and related users
• Exercise – Modifying users
• Exercise – Working with groups in the organization
• Exercise – Users and their groups
• Exercise – Manage group lifecycle
• Exercise – Access and download files from OneDrive
• Exercise – Uploading files to OneDrive
• Exercise – Work with file relationships and trends in OneDrive
• Exercise – Azure AD apps .NET core web APIs
• Exercise – Microsoft Graph change notifications
• Exercise – Track changes with Microsoft Graph

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Access user data with Microsoft Graph
• Work with data using queries on Microsoft Graph
• Manage a group lifecycle on Microsoft Graph
• Optimize network traffic using Microsoft Graph

Module 3: Extend Microsoft 365

In this module you will learn about SharePoint Framework web parts, extensions, and how to package and deploy a SPFx solution. You will also work with Office Add-ins, task pane add-ins, JavaScript APIs, Office UI Fabric, and actionable messages with adaptive cards.

Lesson

• Introduction to customizing and extending SharePoint
• Introduction to Office client customization with add-ins

Lab: Extend Microsoft 365

• Exercise – Create and configure your SharePoint Online developer tenant
• Exercise – Interact with SPFx client-side web parts in modern sites

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Package and deploy a SharePoint Framework solution
• Utilize consumption of Microsoft Graph
• Work with web parts as Team Tabs
• Understanding fundamental components and types of Office Add-ins
• Understand Office JavaScript APIs
• Understand testing, debugging, and deployment options for Office Add-ins

Module 4: Develop apps for Microsoft Teams

In this module you will look at the components of a Teams App, work with webhooks, tabs, and conversational bots.

Lesson

• Overview of building apps for Microsoft Teams
• Task-oriented interactions with messaging extensions
• Tabs in Microsoft Teams
• Create interactive conversational bots
• Collect input with task modules
• Webhooks in Microsoft Teams
• The Microsoft Graph teamwork endpoint
• Authentication and single sign-on in Microsoft Teams

Lab: Develop apps for Microsoft Teams

• Exercise – Create action command messaging extensions
• Exercise – Create search command messaging extensions
• Exercise – Implement link unfurling messaging extensions
• Exercise – Create a custom Microsoft Teams personal tab
• Exercise – Create a custom Microsoft Teams channel tab
• Exercise – Creating conversational bots
• Exercise – Bots in channels and group chats
• Exercise – Sending proactive messages from bots
• Exercise – Collecting user input with task modules
• Exercise – Using adaptive cards and deep links in task modules
• Exercise – Using task modules with bots
• Exercise – Creating outgoing webhooks
• Exercise – Creating incoming webhooks
• Exercise – Getting started with the teamwork endpoint
• Exercise – Configure a built-in tab with Microsoft Graph
• Exercise – Use Microsoft Graph to post to the activity feed
• Exercise – Implement single sign-on for Microsoft Teams apps
• Exercise – Implement single sign-on with Microsoft Teams tabs
• Exercise – Implement single sign-on with Microsoft Teams bots

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Recognize the components of a Teams App
• Work with webhooks in Microsoft Teams
• Create tabs in Microsoft Teams
• Create and register outgoing webhooks