GUIDEWIRE INSURANCE SUITE ANALYST|2023/24 UPDATE|GRADED A+

Gosu Core programming technology Data Model The organization of the data stored by the application User Interface What the user sees and interacts with Application Logic The behavior and functionality of the application Page Configuration Formats Changes to the UI are made in these components Data Model Formula Entities + Typelists Entities Dynamic information which is held or stored about things such as a person or a claim Typelists static information used to define details about an entity such as gender, type of claimant, or severity of injury Rules Validation, assignment, approval, routing and so on Classes Functions that return calculated values, set values in fields, and so on Functions ex. Calculate the number of days since a loss date Integration Mechanisms Exchange of data or requests to perform work between two systems Common Integration Systems exs. Authentication system, documents management system, address book application system Fields Atomic data stored about the entity (non-restricted values) Type Keys A single reference to a value in a typelist Array Keys A set of single references to another entity Foreign Keys A single reference to the id of another entity Fields ex. Description, ClaimReportDate, WeatherRelated Type Keys ex. AccidentType, ClaimSource, LossType Array Keys ex. AllAddresses, SecondaryAddresses Foreign Keys ex. Catastrophe, AssignedGroup Data Dictionary Shows definitions of entities and typelists Typelist Field Predefined set of possible values Typekey Field Associated with a specific typelist Impact of UI changes that are consistent with base product architecture 1. Ensure consistent look and feel 2. Simplify new user learning experience 3. Reduce development time 4. SImplify maintenance and upgrades 5. Reduce likelihood of performance impacts 5 Common UI areas of all InsuranceSuite products Screen area, sidebar, tab bar, info bar, workspace Sidebar Menu links Tab bar Tabs, unsaved work, option menu, QuickJump box Info bar Icons, text descriptions Widgets Elements that make up the UI Interrogate location information ALT + SHIFT + I Interrogate widget information ALT + SHIFT + W Why is it important for non-developers to understand the basics of the UI architecture and components So they can request changes to the UI that are consistent with the base product architecture and communicate effectively with developers Components of a PCF Card, list view, button, text input, contact picker, radio button, checkbox What do non-developers define business logic requirements for UI functionality, rule conditions and actions, application processing flow