Exam PL-600 topic 1 question 39 discussion

If I ever meet the guy who sets these question....

Power Apps is a part of the Microsoft Power Platform, which allows you to build custom apps with minimal coding and configuration. With Power Apps, you can create applications that meet the customer's requirements, including curriculum and student management capabilities, while also staying up-to-date with ongoing Microsoft platform upgrades. Additionally, pre-built templates and components can help minimize custom coding and configuration.

AppSource (D) meets all requirements with pre-built, education-focused solutions that integrate seamlessly into the Microsoft ecosystem.

Minimize custom coding and configuration.

Minimize custom coding and configuration: By leveraging pre-built solutions from AppSource, you can significantly reduce the need for custom coding and configuration. These solutions are ready to deploy and often come with customizable templates and configurations that can be easily adapted to specific needs.

Vote D

anyone who thinks choosing a portal is minimising configuration (theres an entire model driven app to wafe through) vs installing one of the app source offerings that people have linked is mind blowing. D- Appsource all the way

I found some apps that can meet the requirements, like this one: https://appsource.microsoft.com/it-it/product/dynamics-365/mazikglobal.mazikedvirtualclass?tab=Overview

D is the answer

how about Option A i got this from one of the AI Based on the requirements you mentioned, I would recommend Microsoft Power Platform admin center (Option A). The Microsoft Power Platform admin center provides a unified platform for managing and administering the Power Platform, which includes tools for building custom business applications, automating workflows, and analyzing data. With the Power Platform, you can create custom solutions that include curriculum and student management capabilities while minimizing custom coding and configuration. Additionally, the Power Platform is built on top of Microsoft’s cloud infrastructure, so it will automatically conform to ongoing Microsoft platform upgrades.

D is the answer: Part of the Solution Architect's responsibility is to avoid duplicating functionalities that one technology can offer. you have to take into consideration the AppSource offers by Microsoft https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-US/marketplace/apps?exp=ubp8&search=student%20management&page=1

D is the correct answer.

C and D are the only answers I could see as viable. But, D doesn't fulfill the requirement to "include curriculum and student management capabilities".