GUIDEWIRE ASSOCIATE EXAM STUDY GUIDE
1.What are the four main areas of configuration in a Guidewire
application?: 1. User Interface
2. Data Model
3. Application Logic
4. Integration
2.What are some of the technologies used in InsuranceSuite
applications?: -
Page Configuration Format (PCF)
files Gosu (programming
language)
3.What are some reasons for a non-developer to understand
the technology stack?: To determine what data is stored and if new
requirements need additional data elements.
To know how and where data is used.
To communicate what data may be needed beyond what is in the base
configuration. To determine valid values or circumstances for the new
data.
4.What are some examples of what can be configured in the Use
Interface?-
: The order of fields, change labels, regroup fields (simple
change). Fields on a screen (moderate change).
Screens (complex change).
Screen-based logic (complex change).
5.What are some examples of what can be configured in the
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Data Model?: In- formation that the base application does not store
(add passport number).
Values for a Typelist (add valid values for AddressType or
PhoneType). Data to support regulatory requirements.
6.Why is it important for non-developers to understand the
basics of the UI architecture and components?: So that they can
request changes to the UI that are consistent with the base product
architecture and communicate effectively with developers,
7.What are five common areas of the UI architecture?: 1. The
Screen Area
2.The Sidebar
3.The Tab Bar
4.The Info Bar
5.The Workspace
8.Name three components of a
PCF: Card ListView
Button
Text
Input
Contact
Picker Radio
button
Checkbox
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1.What are the four main areas of configuration in a Guidewire
application?: 1. User Interface
2. Data Model
3. Application Logic
4. Integration
2.What are some of the technologies used in InsuranceSuite
applications?: -
Page Configuration Format (PCF)
files Gosu (programming
language)
3.What are some reasons for a non-developer to understand
the technology stack?: To determine what data is stored and if new
requirements need additional data elements.
To know how and where data is used.
To communicate what data may be needed beyond what is in the base
configuration. To determine valid values or circumstances for the new
data.
4.What are some examples of what can be configured in the Use
Interface?-
: The order of fields, change labels, regroup fields (simple
change). Fields on a screen (moderate change).
Screens (complex change).
Screen-based logic (complex change).
5.What are some examples of what can be configured in the
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Data Model?: In- formation that the base application does not store
(add passport number).
Values for a Typelist (add valid values for AddressType or
PhoneType). Data to support regulatory requirements.
6.Why is it important for non-developers to understand the
basics of the UI architecture and components?: So that they can
request changes to the UI that are consistent with the base product
architecture and communicate effectively with developers,
7.What are five common areas of the UI architecture?: 1. The
Screen Area
2.The Sidebar
3.The Tab Bar
4.The Info Bar
5.The Workspace
8.Name three components of a
PCF: Card ListView
Button
Text
Input
Contact
Picker Radio
button
Checkbox
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