We are excited to announce the launch of Udacity new RPA Developer Nanodegree Program built in partnership with UiPath!
Technology is facing a tipping point and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the catalyst. Over 60% of all positions for information workers spend over 30% of their time doing rote, automatable tasks, and business are looking to leverage RPA to free up employees to focus on more strategic work, making RPA the fastest-growing segment of the enterprise software market.
Program Overview
The RPA Developer Nanodegree Program helps students develop professional-level skills focused on developing and deploying software robots. You will learn basic RPA concepts and how to use the UiPath RPA software platform to automate business processes while refreshing basic programming skills along the way.
Estimated Time: 4 months to complete at 5-10 hours per week
Level: Beginner
Courses
1. Intro to RPA with UiPath
2. UiPath Advanced Automation Techniques and Design
3. RPA Team Best Practices
RPA is the fastest-growing segment of the enterprise software market, according to DevPro Journal!
The RPA Developer Nanodegree Program is a great fit for anyone interested in learning how to leverage RPA software in their existing roles or to prepare for new opportunities. The program assumes no prior knowledge of RPA, but there are some useful prerequisites that we outline below.
The RPA Developer Nanodegree program prepares students with the comprehensive knowledge and professional-level skills you will need to develop and deploy business process automations. Those skills will be useful in a variety of roles across many industries, especially Finance, Healthcare, Insurance, Consulting, Manufacturing, Telecommunications, and beyond. Some specific roles include:
- RPA Developer
- Business Analyst
- Business Intelligence Developer
- Project Managers
- RPA Architect
- Technology Consultant
- Process Designer
- Production Manager
What are you waiting for? Check it out and enroll immediately! Jump start your career with Udacity here.
