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Appian ACD201 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Topic	Details
Topic 1	Application Design and Development: This section of the exam measures the skills of Appian Developers and covers translating business requirements into user stories, building end-to-end applications, managing object security, applying design best practices, and ensuring user-centric experiences through proper UX design.
Topic 2	Performance and Scalability: This section of the exam measures the skills of Appian Developers and covers designing performant components, building memory-efficient models, conducting database load and automated testing, analyzing server memory and logs for risks, and resolving performance concerns for end users.
Topic 3	Advanced Appian Concepts: This section of the exam measures the skills of Solution Architects and covers creating and configuring authentication methods, setting up integration objects, designing APIs, evaluating smart services and plug-ins, and applying SSO mechanisms with SAML and LDAP.
Topic 4	Data Management: This section of the exam measures the skills of Solution Architects and covers designing and documenting data models, recommending record types for optimization and security, working with relational data, and implementing complex models with supporting objects.

QUESTION 19
Which two items are configured in the Admin Console when you create a web API? (Choose two.)

API Key

Access Control Policies

Service Account

LDAP Authentication

API Keys are configured in the Admin Console to control and secure access to web APIs.
Service Accounts are managed in the Admin Console to allow external systems to authenticate and call the web APIs.

QUESTION 20
A process was recently pushed to the Prod environment. However, users are reporting that a task on this process is experiencing slow response times when they try to input data.
What is the most likely reason for this issue?

The process uses too many hidden variables.

There are too many SAIL components on the task.

Exception timers on tasks are set to values that are too low.

The task is assigned to too many users.

Having too many SAIL components on the task can cause slow response times for users, as the interface may take longer to render and process inputs, impacting performance.

QUESTION 21
You have a Case record type with data sync enabled to retrieve submitted support cases.
What is the best approach to limit who can see which records in the record type?

Security rules

Default filters

Record-level security

Record-level security is the best approach for limiting which users can see specific records in a record type with data sync enabled, as it allows you to define access at the record level.

QUESTION 22
Your development team has selected Jenkins as a Continuous Integration (CI) system to integrate testing of Appian into your overall testing strategy.
What should you do to set up automated testing of expression rules using Jenkins?
Note: To answer, move all steps from the Options list to the Answer List area and arrange them in the correct order.

QUESTION 23
You’re creating an application which has integrations with multiple systems using different protocols.
Match each process model component or node to the appropriate protocol.
Note: Each protocol will be used once. To change your responses, you may deselect your response by clicking the blank space at the top of the selection list.

QUESTION 24
A recent Health Check report of your application indicates an increased risk of large context size in the interfaces.
What are two possible contributors to this risk? (Choose two.)

Data transformation is performed inside the interface rather than delegated to the source system.

Multiple local variables hold duplicate data.

The load variable has a web service response as JSON.

Local variables are set to refresh every five minutes.

Performing data transformation inside the interface can increase the amount and size of context data stored, raising context size risk.
Multiple local variables holding duplicate data unnecessarily inflate the interface’s memory footprint, contributing to large context size.

QUESTION 25
What are three ways to optimize the memory usage of a process model? (Choose three.)

Pass data directly to activity nodes and smart services.

Minimize the use of subprocesses in the model.

Decrease the number of process variables.

Configure process variables as parameters.

Divide large nodes into multiple smaller nodes.

Avoid storing large blocks of text in process variables.

Passing data directly to activity nodes and smart services reduces unnecessary use of process variables, optimizing memory.
Configuring process variables as parameters limits their lifespan and persistence, saving memory.
Avoiding large blocks of text in process variables minimizes memory consumption within the process model.

QUESTION 26
You’re conducting a code review and notice that some accessibility features are missing on the interfaces.
Which two UX best practices should be followed to align with accessibility requirements? (Choose two.)

Use a single rich text icon with “POSITIVE” or “NEGATIVE” styling to indicate statuses.

Apply a label value for all fields when the label position is “Hidden”.

Indicate the hierarchy of sections with a heading tag in addition to label sizes (for example: “H1”).

Use rich text items to act as headers for structuring interfaces.

Applying a label value for all fields, even when the label position is hidden, ensures screen readers and assistive technologies can interpret the field correctly.
Indicating the hierarchy of sections with heading tags improves navigation for users with assistive technologies, aligning with accessibility standards.

QUESTION 27
Match each action you want to perform to the appropriate log type.
Each log type will be used once or not at all. To change your responses, you may deselect your response by clicking the blank space at the top of the selection list.

Explanation:

QUESTION 28
You need to create a web API so that an external system can start a process in your app.
Which two statements are true about using a service account to authenticate the system? (Choose two.)

The service account must be granted access to that web API via group management.

The service account must be configured from within the web API object.

The service account must be a user in the Service Accounts group.

The service account is created as any other object in Appian.

The service account must be granted access to the web API, typically via group management, to allow authenticated calls.
The service account must be a user in the Service Accounts group to be used for authentication in integrations such as web APIs.

QUESTION 29
You need to connect to an external system using OAuth 2.0: SAML Bearer Assertion Flow authentication type, which requests access to an API on of a signed in user.
This standard has several steps involved with the SAML Bearer Assertion Flow.
Which two steps should you perform to connect to the external system? (Choose two.)

Use an a!authorizationLink() on the relevant interface.

Confiqure SAML for sinqle siqn-on (SSO).

Generate a service account key in third-party systems.

Configure SAML for single sign-on (SSO).
The bearer-assertion flow relies on an existing SAML SSO configuration so Appian can issue a signed SAML assertion on behalf of the signed-in user.
Register the connection in the third-party system.
You must register (or “trust”) Appian’s client/certificate with the external system so it will accept the SAML assertion and issue an OAuth 2.0 access-token for the user.

QUESTION 30
Which section of the Interface Performance View explains the contribution towards the overall evaluation time of the current function, rule, or parameter?

Parameters and Direct Children

Precedent Functions and Rules

Descendant Rules

The “Parameters and Direct Children” section of the Interface Performance View explains the contribution towards the overall evaluation time of the current function, rule, or parameter.

QUESTION 31
You’re establishing a Health Check schedule for your department.
Which two statements should you consider when implementing Health Checks? (Choose two.)

Run a Health Check at least once a month in production as part of server and application monitoring.

Run Health Checks during regular business hours in production to identify issues during heavy usage.

Configure a weekly Health Check cadence for the development environment.

Run Health Checks during regular non-business hours in production to avoid slowing down the environment.

Running a Health Check at least once a month in production is best practice for ongoing monitoring and early issue detection.
Running Health Checks during non-business hours in production helps avoid performance impact on end users.

QUESTION 32
A seamless user experience (UX) is important for an application so that a user does not feel like they are moving through different applications. Often when many developers are working on the same project all together, this can be a concern.
How should you ensure that a seamless UX is maintained throughout the app?

Create and add reusable interface components to the Design Library so that developers can quickly and easily use reusable interfaces.

Allow each developer to copy client provided mock-ups individually.

Create reusable expression rules to ensure that the same rules are being used throughout.

Creating and adding reusable interface components to the Design Library ensures consistency in look and feel across the application, allowing all developers to easily implement a seamless user experience.

QUESTION 33
You need to allow external systems to invoke Appian web APIs.
Which user role should be assigned?

System Administrator

Service Account

Application User

A Service Account user role is specifically designed for integrations, allowing external systems to securely authenticate and invoke Appian web APIs.

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