In late Novmeber the exam description for MS-600 had a minor update.There are some minor wording updates and minor terminology clarifications. In other words – if you have already been preparing you don’t have to add more items to your list of topics to prepare for,
While this is an exam aimed at developers, it’s also a good exam for IT Pros trying to get a better understanding of working with application permissions, MS Graph and extending Teams, even if you aren’t all that proficient in writing code. If you work with Microsoft 365 but didn’t really have the traditional, at least for now, background of working with Office 365 or on-premises versions of the products, primarily SharePoint, this will also help to fill in some of those gaps and help with customization requests that come your way.
Implement Microsoft identity (20-25%)
- 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
Build apps with Microsoft Graph (15-20%)
- 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 users profile
- get a list of users in the organization
- get the users profile photo
- get the user object based on the users unique identifier
- get the users manager profile
- Access files with Microsoft Graph
- get the list of files in the signed in users OneDrive for Business
- download a file from the signed in users OneDrive for Business 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 for Business
- 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
Extend and customize SharePoint (15-20%)
- 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 domain 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 a SPFx Web Part to be a Teams Tab
- describe the options for deploying a SPFx Web Part as a Teams Tab
Extend Teams (20-25%)
- Create a Microsoft Teams app manifest
- configure an app manifest using App Studio or Developer Portal
- manually create an app manifest to deploy a 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 message extension search command
- create message extension action command using an Adaptive Card
- create message 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
Extend Office (15-20%)
- Describe fundamental components and types of Office Add-ins
- describe task pane and content Office Add-ins
- describe dialog boxes
- describe custom functions
- describe add-in commands
- describe the purpose of 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 customization of Add-ins
- describe the options of 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
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