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MuleSoft tutorial curriculum

In order to use their products effectively, learners may need to take a MuleSoft tutorial that can introduce them to the many different features of the software solutions. A MuleSoft tutorial may allow you to:

• Explore the Anypoint Platform to design, build, deploy, and manage APIs.

• Automate manual tasks using MuleSoft RPA.

• Design automations with Anypoint Platform, MuleSoft Composer, MuleSoft RPA, and Salesforce Flow.

• Gain hands-on experience building APIs and integrations with Anypoint Platform.

• Upgrade your skills from Mule 3 to Mule 4 through hands-on experience with Studio 7 and Mule 4.

• Create modular API definitions using RAML 1.0 and Anypoint Platform.

• Advance your DataWeave skills beyond the Fundamentals course.

• Learn about MuleSoft's distinctive approach to delivery for successful outcomes.

• Lead Anypoint Platform strategy to build an application network using API-led connectivity.

• Ensure quality and operationalization of solutions by leading Anypoint Platform implementations.

Once learners have grasped these concepts, they may begin implementing production-ready Mule applications in a DevOps environment. They may also be able to build applications that apply integration patterns to address production challenges of distributed communication.

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Explore MuleSoft jobs

Understanding how to use the integration capabilities of MuleSoft's products can come in handy in a number of different roles, such as:

• Developer: Create, design, and manage integrations for applications and services. This role demands excellent programming skills and the ability to work collectively with other team members to develop innovative solutions.²

• Software programmer: Craft high-quality code that meets the specific needs of a project. This role requires proficiency in multiple programming languages, a strong foundation in software engineering principles, and the ability to solve complex problems while thinking critically.³

• Integration architect: Design and implement successful integration solutions. These positions call for a comprehensive understanding of integration software like MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform, excellent analytical skills, and a talent for communicating complex concepts to various stakeholders.⁴

Each of these roles will have different education and skills requirements. For example, you may be able to build relevant skills in a coding boot camp. However, some employers may seek candidates with a higher level degree depending on the role. Before deciding on a specific learning path, research the positions you hope to pursue and align your coursework with your career goals. Start learning today with edX.