MS-600: Building Applications and Solutions with Microsoft 365 Core Services

Register an application
 determine the supported account type
 select authentication and client credentials for app type and authentication flow
 define app roles

Implement authentication
 configure the JavaScript implementation of Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) for endpoint and token cache
 plan and configure scopes for dynamic or static permissions
 use the MSAL (JavaScript) login method

Configure permissions to consume an API
 configure delegated permissions for the app
 configure application permissions for the app
 identify admin consent requirements

Implement authorization to consume an API
 configure incremental consent scopes
 call MSAL (JavaScript) using aquireTokenSilent/aquireToken pattern

Implement authorization in an API
 validate access token
 configure effective permissions for delegated scopes
 implement app permissions using roles
 use a delegated access token to call a Microsoft API

Create a service to access Microsoft Graph
 configure client credentials using a certificate
 configure application permissions for the app
 acquire an access token for Microsoft Graph using an application permission and client credential certificate
 acquire an access token using the client secret

Optimize data usage with query parameters
 use $filter query parameter
 use $select query parameter
 order results using $orderby query parameter
 set page size of results using $skip and $top query parameters
 expand and retrieve resources using $expand query parameter
 retrieve the total count of matching resources using $count query parameter
 search for resources using $search query parameter
 determine the appropriate Microsoft Graph SDK to leverage

Optimize network traffic
 monitor for changes using change notifications
 combine multiple requests using $batch
 get changes using a delta query
 detect and handle throttling

Access user data from Microsoft Graph
 get the signed in user's profile
 get a list of users in the organization
 get the user's profile photo
 get the user object based on the user's unique identifier
 get the user's manager’s profile

Access files with Microsoft Graph
 get the list of files in the signed in user's OneDrive
 download a file from the signed in user's OneDrive using file unique id
 download a file from a SharePoint Online site using the relative path to the file
 get the list of files trending around the signed in user
 upload a large file to OneDrive
 get a user object from an owner list in a group and retrieve that user’s files

Manage a group lifecycle on Microsoft Graph
 get the information on a group by id
 get the list of members in a group
 get the list of owners of a group
 get the list of groups where the signed in user is a member
 get the list of groups where the signed in user is an owner
 provision a group
 provision a team
 delete a group

Describe the components of a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web part
 identify the appropriate tool to create an SPFx web part project
 describe properties of client-side web parts
 describe Fluent UI (Office UI Fabric) in client-side web parts
 describe when to use an app page
 differentiate between app page and web part
 describe rendering framework options
 describe branding and theming in SharePoint Online

Describe SPFx Extensions
 identify the appropriate tool to create an SPFx Extension project
 describe page placeholders from Application Customizer
 describe the ListView Command Set extension
 describe the Field Customizer extension

Describe the process to package and deploy an SPFx solution
 describe the options for preparing a package for deployment
 describe the options for packaging a solution
 describe the requirements of tenant-scoped solution deployment
 describe the requirements of isolated web parts
 describe the options to deploy a solution

Describe the consumption of Microsoft Graph
 describe the purpose of the MSGraphClient object
 describe the methods for granting permissions to Microsoft Graph

Describe the consumption of third-party APIs secured with Azure AD from within an SPFx solution
 describe the purpose of the AadHttpClient object
 describe the methods for granting permissions to consume a third-party API

Describe Web Parts as Teams Tabs
 describe how to build a Microsoft Teams tab by using SPFx
 describe the considerations for creating an SPFx Web Part to be a Teams Tab
 describe the options for deploying an SPFx Web Part as a Teams Tab

Create a Microsoft Teams app manifest
 configure an app manifest using App Studio or Developer Portal
 manually create an app manifest to deploy an SPFx Web Part to Teams
 create an app package for a Microsoft Teams app

Deploy a Teams app
 describe the options for deploying a Teams app
 sideload an app in Microsoft Teams
 publish a Teams app to an organization app catalog

Create and use task modules
 create a card-based task module
 create an iframe-based task module
 invoke a task module from a tab
 invoke a task module from a bot
 chain task module invocations

Create a webhook
 create an outgoing webhook
 create an incoming webhook

Implement custom Teams tabs
 create a personal tab
 create a channel/group tab
 create a tab with a deep link
 implement single sign-on authentication for a tab

Create a messaging extension
 create a messaging extension search command
 create a messaging extension action command using an Adaptive Card
 create a messaging extension action command using parameters

Create a conversational bot
 create a personal bot
 create a group/channel bot
 use proactive messaging with a bot
 send Actionable Messages from a bot
 implement single sign-on authentication for a bot

Use Microsoft Graph to work with Teams
 create a team
 list teams
 configure a built-in tab
 send activity feed notification to user
 enable resource

Describe fundamental components and types of Office Add-ins
 describe task pane and content add-ins
 describe dialog boxes
 describe custom functions
 describe add-in commands
 describe the purpose of the Office Add-ins manifest

Describe Office JS APIs
 describe the Office Add-in programming model
 describe Office Add-in developer tools
 describe the capabilities of the Excel JavaScript API
 describe the capabilities of the Outlook JavaScript API
 describe the capabilities of the Word JavaScript API
 describe the capabilities of the PowerPoint JavaScript API
 describe the capabilities of Excel custom functions

Describe development of Add-ins
 describe the options for persisting state and settings
 describe Fluent UI (Office UI Fabric) in Office Add-ins
 describe when to use Microsoft Graph in Office Add-ins
 describe authorization when using Microsoft Graph in Office Add-ins

Describe testing, debugging, and deployment options
 select deployment options based on requirements
 describe testing and debugging concepts for Office Add-ins

Describe actionable messages
 describe the features of actionable messages with an Adaptive Card
 describe the scenarios for refreshing an actionable message