QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Automation first three-pronged approach - CORRECT ANSWER -A robot for every
person
-Open and free collaboration
-Robots learn skills
Uipath Studio - CORRECT ANSWER Helps you design automation workflows
visually, quickly and with only basic programming knowledge. Where the automated
processes are built in a visual way, using the built-in recorder, drag & drop activities and best
practice templates.
Uipath Orchestrator - CORRECT ANSWER Lets you control, manage and monitor the
robots. It is also the place where libraries, reusable components, assets and processes used by
the robots are stored. A server application accessed via browser, through which the robotic
workforce is controlled, managed and monitored
Uipath supported automotation types - CORRECT ANSWER -Attended
-Hybrid
-Unattended
Attended robot - CORRECT ANSWER Triggered by user events, and operates
alongside a human, on the same workstation. Started from robot tray or command prompt
Unattended robot - CORRECT ANSWER Run unattended in virtual environments and
can automate any number of processes
Project Panel - CORRECT ANSWER Displays the contents of the automation project,
enabling the project organization through creation of subfolders and management of
dependencies. Also allows importing workflows and opening file locations
,Output panel - CORRECT ANSWER Displays valuable information about the
execution of the automated process: messages logged, errors, and warnings
Variables panel - CORRECT ANSWER Enables creating variables and changing their
attributes
Arguments panel - CORRECT ANSWER Enables creating variables and changing
attributes of arguments that store data which are passed between projects
Imports panel - CORRECT ANSWER Allows viewing the imported namespaces, and
also adding new ones
Namespace - CORRECT ANSWER Classes of activities or variables that can be used
in a project
Properties panel - CORRECT ANSWER Allows viewing and changing the properties
of a selected activity. The information shown is contextual, as different activities can have
different properties
Outline panel - CORRECT ANSWER Displays the project hierarchy, all available
variables and nodes. You can go to a specific activity by selecting it
Process - CORRECT ANSWER A set of interrelated or interacting activites that
transform inputs into outputs.
Components of a process - CORRECT ANSWER -Inputs
-Process Flows
-Source applications
-Outputs
Inputs - CORRECT ANSWER The data that goes in the process
,Process flows - CORRECT ANSWER The sequences of sub-processes or activities
used to perform the sub-processes or activities of the process
Outputs - CORRECT ANSWER The result generated by the process
What a procedure explains - CORRECT ANSWER -Who is responsible for each part
of the process
-When each part of the process needs to occur
-How to handle exceptions
-The specifications applicable to each part of the process
Factors driving automation potential - CORRECT ANSWER -Rule based (Decisions
are made based on business rules and pre-defined logic)
-Process type
-Standard input (Content is positioned in the same place even if the input types are different)
-Process expected to change (Are processes or applications used to process a case going to
change within 3-6 months?)
-Unknown exceptions % (Percentage of the total volume received which cannot be processed
without an external factor)
Process types - CORRECT ANSWER -Manual and repetitive (Process performed by
users and most of the process steps are the same for all cases or transactions)
-Semi-manual and repetitive (Process which is performed by users and also involves an
automation mechanism like Macro, Outlook plug-ins, etc.)
, -Automated (Process which is already automated)
-Manual but Not Repetitive (Process which is performed by users. The process steps for each
case will be different)
Process fitness - CORRECT ANSWER -Rule-based
-Automatable and/or repetitive process
-Standard input
-Stable
Automation complexity - CORRECT ANSWER -Number of screens
-Types of applications
-Variations / scenarios
-Types and number of inputs
Low: Easily created and requires small customizations. Desktop and web apps, scraping. 1-2
weeks
Medium: Possibly requires the transfer of data between apps. 3-4 weeks
High: Requires programming skills (string manipulations, working with arrays, data tables,
collections, data formatting, exception handling, terminal emulators). 4-6 weeks.
4 categories of processes - CORRECT ANSWER -No RPA
-Semi-automation
-High-cost RPA
-Zero-touch animation
No RPA - CORRECT ANSWER Processes where change is frequent, the system
environment is volatile, and multiple manual (even non-digital) actions are required