Certified Robotics System Architect - CRSA 80V1 Practice Exam

The Certified Robotics System Architect (CRSA) 80V1 certification from Pegasystems proves that someone can design, build, and manage robotic process automation (RPA) solutions using the Pega Platform. It shows that the person can create robots (software bots) that automate everyday business tasks, helping organizations save time and reduce human effort.

This certification tells employers that you know how to make software robots do repetitive office work — like filling forms, copying data, or sending emails — so employees can focus on more important tasks. It means you can build smart automated systems that make companies work faster and more efficiently.

 

Who should take the Exam?

The Robotics System Architect - CRSA 80V1 exam is ideal for:

• RPA developers
• Automation engineers and system architects
• Software developers
• Business process analysts
• Technical consultants

 

Skills Required

• Basic understanding of RPA concepts and tools
• Problem-solving and logical thinking skills
• Knowledge of software development or scripting
• Ability to design and document automation workflows
• Communication and collaboration skills to work with business teams

 

Knowledge Gained

• Building and deploying robotic process automations using Pega
• Designing scalable and reusable automation solutions
• Understanding how robots interact with various applications
• Troubleshooting and improving RPA performance
• Integrating RPA with enterprise systems and business workflows

 

Course Outline

The Certified Robotics System Architect - CRSA 80V1 Exam covers the following topics -

Module 1. Project Management - 5%

• Recognize importance of Solution Design Documents
• Recognize importance of Solution Architecture Documents
• Identifying solution structure based on project documentation
• Defining types of projects created for a robotic solution
• Recognizing proper naming conventions of solutions and projects

Module 2. System Integration - 8%

• Identify and configure Pega Robot Studio adapter types
• Recognize adapter properties and values of Windows adapters
• Recognize adapter properties and values for Web adapters
• Recognize adapter properties/values for Universal Web adapters
• Modify the properties of an object

Module 3. Interrogation - 13%

• Recognize elements created and used during interrogation
• Detect the difference between Web and Windows interrogation
• Interrogate Web applications - standard, Select Element methods
• Detecting the need of Global web pages during interrogation
• Knowing why and when to use Select Element to interrogate
• Explain the Create Control method of interrogating
• Change match rules for windows and web adapters
• Change Universal web adapter match rules
• Detect match rule best practices and common issues
• Recognizing working panes in the Adapter Match rules tab
• Adding and editing match rules for an interrogated control

Module 4. Debugging and Diagnostics - 20%

• Assess data values in an automation during debugging
• Change diagnostics settings
• Adding a diagnostic log component to an automation
• Analyze a log file
• Use the Automation playback feature
• Clear a log file

Module 5. Automations - 33%

• Explain relationship between Object Explorer and automations
• Implement the Object Explorer in automation development
• Create an automation
• Implement Message dialogs
• Recognize types of automation links
• Creating an automation procedure using Label/Jump To Components
• Application and setting of UseKeys property
• Implementing the RaiseEvent method within an automation
• Detecting uses and extraction of data proxies
• Creating a windows form for use in a project
• Explain Toolbox components: Variables, Excel file connector
• Recognize Decision Blocks, Comparisons, and Expressions
• Explain use of utilities for Strings, Dates, and Files
• Explain use of Wait logic
• Differentiate use and parameters for Automation looping
• Explain and implement of Assisted Sign-On
• Explain and implement Start My Day, Message Manifest

Module 6. Interaction Framework - 13%

• Describe and modify the interaction.xml file
• Configure and use the Interaction Manager component
• Describe and create a project-to-project reference
• Define the structure of context values
• Implement an activity component

Module 7. Deployment - 8%

• Create Project configuration files
• Use of Project deployment properties
• Create a deployment package