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    Free Practice Questions for Palantir Foundry Application Developer Certification Certification

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    28 Sep 2026

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    passing score:

    70%

    prerequisites:

    6+ months of experience on the platform. General knowledge of TypeScript, user experience (UX), and database modeling best practices is recommended but not required.

    target audience:

    Someone who knows how to use Ontology and application-building tools available in the Foundry suite; if your job includes designing, building, or maintaining applications running on top of Foundry.

    time limit minutes:

    120 minutes

    number of questions:

    60 questions

    Exam Topics & Skills Assessed

    Skills measured (from the official study guide)

    1: APPLICATION DESIGN

    1.1: Choose appropriate Foundry applications for implementation of a given workflow

    Choose appropriate Foundry applications for implementation of a given workflow Learning Resources: Documentation: Ontology-aware applications

    1.2: Design ontology and pipelines based on business requirements

    Design ontology and pipelines based on business requirements Learning Resources: Documentation: Ontology; What is a data pipeline? Self-service learning: Deep Dive: Creating your first Ontology

    1.3: Identify opportunities for turning dashboards into operational workflows

    Identify opportunities for turning dashboards into operational workflows Learning Resources: Documentation: What is an operational application? Self-service learning: Deep Dive: Building your first Application

    1.4: Optimize the UX of applications and cross-application workflows

    Optimize the UX of applications and cross-application workflows Learning Resources: Documentation: Carbon Self-service learning: Video: Workshop Design Principles Reference workflows: Configure layouts for optimal visual impact in Workshop

    2: APPLICATION IMPLEMENTATION

    2.1: Implement changes to ontology object types and link types

    Implement changes to ontology object types and link types Learning Resources: Documentation: Ontology Self-service learning: Deep Dive: Creating your first Ontology

    2.2: Implement new ontology action types

    Implement new ontology action types Learning Resources: Documentation: Actions

    2.3: Implement typescript functions

    Implement typescript functions Learning Resources: Documentation: Development: Code repositories, Typescript basics Self-service learning: Video playlist: Functions

    2.4: Implement interactive Quiver canvases

    Implement interactive Quiver canvases Learning Resources: Documentation: Quiver: Overview, Analysis, Cards, Dashboards Self-service learning: Video playlist: Quiver

    2.5: Implement workshop modules

    Implement workshop modules Learning Resources: Documentation: Workshop: Overview, Actions, Functions, Widgets Self-service learning: Deep Dive: Building your first Application Reference workflows: Create a dynamic inbox application for task triaging in Workshop; Build a Common Operating Picture with Geospatial Data; Create a guided data entry form in Workshop

    3: USER EXPERIENCE AND CROSS-APPLICATIONS WORKFLOWS

    3.1: Maximize user experience and collaboration by redirecting users to tools with desired functionality

    Maximize user experience and collaboration by redirecting users to tools with desired functionality Learning Resources: Documentation: Object Explorer: Filter, Visualize, Save, Configure, Share URLs; Integrations: Quiver Import/Export, Workshop Events, Notepad

    3.2: Maximize maintainability by embedding applications within one another

    Maximize maintainability by embedding applications within one another Learning Resources: Documentation: Object Views: Embedding Quiver, Embedding Workshop; Workshop: Embedding Quiver, Embedding Object View; Carbon: Modules Self-service learning: Video: Building a Ticket Framework in Foundry Reference workflows: Visualize time series in Workshop

    3.3: Configure scenarios to embed models into an operational context

    Configure scenarios to embed models into an operational context Learning Resources: Documentation: Scenarios: Overview, Use Scenarios in Workshop Self-service learning: Video playlist: What-if analysis in Workshop

    3.4: Configure Foundry Rules to allow users to customize pipeline logic

    Configure Foundry Rules to allow users to customize pipeline logic Learning Resources: Documentation: Foundry Rules: Overview, Deployment, Customization Reference Workflows: Notify Alert Assignees Using Action Notifications

    4: APPLICATION MAINTENANCE

    4.1: Use best practices related to release management

    Use best practices related to release management Learning Resources: Documentation: Applications: Workshop, Quiver, Slate, Object Views, Notepad; Ontology: Statuses, Functions

    4.2: Ensure data used in applications is consistently fresh and correct

    Ensure data used in applications is consistently fresh and correct Learning Resources: Documentation: Data Lineage: Overview, Explore, Find out-of-date datasets; Data Health: Overview, Recommended health checks

    4.3: Identify resources affected by Ontology changes and suggest possible migration strategies

    Identify resources affected by Ontology changes and suggest possible migration strategies Learning Resources: Documentation: Ontology Metrics; Data Lineage

    4.4: Debug issues in applications

    Debug issues in applications Learning Resources: Documentation: Debugging: Functions, Quiver Graphs

    Techniques & products

    Palantir Foundry
    Ontology
    Workshop
    Quiver
    Slate
    Object Views
    Functions
    Ontology Manager
    TypeScript
    Carbon
    Scenarios
    Foundry Rules
    Object Explorer
    Notepad
    Data Lineage
    Data Health
    Ontology Metrics
    Code repositories
    Actions
    Widgets
    Modules
    Events
    Integrations
    Models
    Data pipelines
    Release management
    Version control
    User experience (UX)
    Database modeling

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