About the challenge

Power Edo Bootcamp 3.0 is the third edition of Power Edo Bootcamp. It is a 2-weeks bootcamp organized by Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors in Edo State and Power Platform User Group Edo and supported by Microsoft and Edo State Skills Development Program (EdoJobs).

The goal of this bootcamp is to guide and support budding low-code/no-code citizen developers on their path to learning and building solutions using Microsoft's Power Platform.

Microsoft Power Platform is Microsoft's Low Code Development technology. It comprises 4 main parts: Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Power Virtual Agents.

Get started

Begin by

• Thinking of a problem (Ideation)
• Confirm if the problem is really a problem (Market Research)
• Coming up with the scope of the problem (Problem Statement)
• Think about the technologies necessary to bring this solution to life (Technologies Used)
• What would the solution look like? (Solution Overview)
• Then test out your solution to ensure it's working properly for the end-users (Product Testing)

• Make Something
  Does the project make or create something tangible that can be shown or demonstrated, going beyond an idea?
• Address the Challenge
  Does the project address the challenge, and present a clear and relevant solution?
• Customer Focus
  Who is the project primarily for? Why is this solution different and compelling for the customer?
• Business Value
  What business value does your project provide?
• Feasibility
  Does the project have actionable next steps and a reasonable chance of success in its implementation?
• Inclusion
  Does the project create an inclusive experience, making others feel valued, respected, and a sense of belonging?