BJSC MCQ study plan

Define the core Blue Prism vocabulary (process, object, page, stage, business object, work queue) in your own words without notes

Diagram the lifecycle of a session from Control Room start to completion, labeling each actor and artifact involved

Classify ten example automation tasks as process-level or object-level work and justify each classification

Explain the difference between a stage and a page to a non-technical colleague in under two minutes

Build a working process in Process Studio that reads input data, branches on a condition, and writes results to a collection

Trace the execution order of stages in a process you built and predict the output before running it

Use decision, calculation, multi-calculation, and choice stages correctly in a single flow

Identify and fix three common Process Studio errors (unconnected stages, wrong data types, infinite loops)

Design a process that separates business logic from data handling using collections and loops

Apply naming conventions and page-layout standards consistently across a multi-page process

Convert a written business procedure into a stage-by-stage process design document

Test your process against normal, boundary, and missing-data inputs and record the outcomes

Create an application model for a sample application including all windows and controls you interact with

Spy and configure at least five element types (button, text field, grid, menu, label) and verify each with a highlight test

Build a business object with actions that read, write, and navigate within the modeled application

Explain when to use application modeler attributes versus dynamic attributes in your actions

Wrap every object action in a recover-and-resume block with meaningful exception handling

Distinguish business exceptions from system exceptions and route each to the correct handler

Implement retry logic for transient failures and verify it triggers under simulated timeout conditions

Log exception details to a work queue item so failures are traceable after the session ends

Configure a work queue with priorities, tags, and deferred items, then demonstrate each behavior

Design an exception-handling strategy for a queue-driven process, including item-level retries and terminal failure states

Explain how session logs and queue reports are used to diagnose a failed run

Set up a scheduled process in Control Room and confirm it executes as expected

Assign roles and permissions in Control Room following least-privilege principles

Draft a solution design document covering scope, process hierarchy, object reuse, and environment promotion

Identify five design decisions in your solution that follow delivery best practices and justify each

Review your solution for maintainability issues such as hard-coded values and undocumented assumptions

Complete two full timed practice exams and score each by domain to find remaining gaps

Re-study your three weakest domains using targeted notes and hands-on exercises

Walk through every domain objective and rate your confidence, flagging any you cannot explain aloud

Review all prior deliverables and correct at least three errors or gaps you find