ACP-100 study plan

Map every global setting that affects project creation, and record which ones are instance-wide versus project-scoped.

Create a company-managed project from scratch and document each configuration screen you pass through.

Configure issue type schemes, field configurations, and permission schemes for that project, then explain in writing why each choice was made.

Compare company-managed and team-managed projects by listing what each model lets an administrator control.

Build a custom field of each major type and assign it to the correct field configuration context.

Design two screens (create and edit) and attach them through a screen scheme to the right issue operations.

Trace how a field travels from custom field to field configuration to screen to issue type scheme, and write the chain down.

Diagnose three deliberately broken field setups, such as a required field missing from the create screen.

Create groups and assign global permissions, then predict the effective permission for a test user before verifying it.

Build a project role structure and map roles to groups and individual users in a permission scheme.

Apply issue-level security and an issue security scheme, then test visibility with users in different roles.

Explain how permission schemes, roles, groups, and global permissions interact when they conflict.

Draw a workflow with at least five statuses, including a global transition and a self-loop.

Attach a condition, a validator, and a post function to specific transitions and describe the exact effect of each.

Configure a post function that updates a field and one that fires an event, then verify both in a test issue.

Explain the difference between workflow schemes and workflow editing, and when a draft and publish cycle is required.

Build an automation rule with a trigger, a condition, and two actions, and confirm it runs correctly.

Configure a notification scheme that sends different events to different groups and roles.

Explain when to use automation versus a workflow post function versus a notification, and give an example of each.

Test a rule that fails and use the audit log to find the cause.

Build three filters using JQL, including one with a function such as a date or user function.

Assemble a dashboard with at least three gadgets fed by those filters and set sharing correctly.

Create a filter subscription and describe who receives it and how often.

Explain how filter and dashboard sharing permissions affect who sees the underlying issues.

Plan a CSV import, mapping each column to a field and choosing the correct date format and delimiter.

Describe how to migrate issues, attachments, and users between projects without losing history.

Identify the data that a project import cannot carry over and how to handle it.

Evaluate an app installation for its permission scope and effect on existing schemes.

Rehearse every domain with timed practice sets and log the score for each.

Revisit the two lowest-scoring domains and rebuild the specific configurations you got wrong.

Explain aloud, without notes, how a field, a permission, and a workflow transition each resolve.

Review your week-one configuration log and correct any errors you now spot.