Conduct technical and scenario-based interview rounds covering: • IAM, IGA, and IdentityIQ architecture. • Identity Cubes, aggregation, correlation, and refresh. • Connectors, application schemas, and provisioning. • JML lifecycle workflows and access requests. • RBAC, SoD policies, and access certifications. • BeanShell rules, Java basics, and IdentityIQ APIs. • Workflow development, XML objects, and custom reports. • Production troubleshooting and root-cause analysis. • Capstone walkthrough and implementation decisions.

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SailPoint IdentityIQ

SailPoint IdentityIQ (IIQ) training helps you learn how organizations manage user access, protect sensitive information, and maintain security across business applications. The course covers identity lifecycle management, access requests, user provisioning, access certifications, policy management, and application integration. With hands-on labs, assignments, and real-world scenarios, you’ll gain practical skills to configure, customize, and troubleshoot SailPoint IdentityIQ and prepare for roles such as SailPoint Developer, IAM Engineer, and Identity Governance Consultant.

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Understand core concepts and architecture from the ground up

Get hands-on with the tools used by working professionals

Build real-world projects you can add to your portfolio

Learn industry best practices and coding standards

Practice with real datasets and real-world scenarios

Prepare for certification and technical interviews

Work on collaborative, team-based exercises

Apply performance tuning and optimization techniques

Understand how the technology fits into a larger ecosystem

Complete assignments reviewed by mentors

Programme Overview

24 sections covering the complete curriculum — a single, progressive learning arc.

50 hours

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Core Modules

276

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Foundations & Core Concepts

Get hands-on with the fundamentals and architecture — the building blocks for everything that follows.

Fundamentals Architecture Setup

Hands-On Practical Training

Work through real exercises and assignments designed to mirror what you will do on the job.

Practicals Assignments Labs

Real-World Projects

Apply what you have learned to end-to-end projects that go straight into your portfolio.

Projects Portfolio Case Studies

Advanced Techniques

Go beyond the basics with advanced concepts, integrations and production-grade practices.

Advanced Integration Best Practices

Ecosystem Integration

Understand how this technology connects with the broader tools and platforms used in the industry.

Ecosystem Tools Platforms

Performance & Interview Prep

Master optimization techniques and prepare for the technical interview questions employers actually ask.

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Who is this programme for?

Whether you're already writing code, working with data, or supporting applications today — this programme is built to take you into a OTHER role.

Software Developers

Engineers who want to add this skill set to their toolkit

Analysts & Consultants

Professionals moving into a more technical, hands-on role

IT Professionals

System admins and support engineers upskilling into a new domain

Fresh Graduates

CS/IT graduates aiming for a job-ready technical role

Course Curriculum

24 sections • 276 lessons • 50 hours

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01 1. Course Overview

SailPoint IdentityIQ (IIQ) is an enterprise Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) platform used to manage digital identities, access requests, provisioning, access certifications, policy violations, and compliance across an organization.

This course prepares learners to configure and customize SailPoint IdentityIQ, integrate enterprise applications, automate identity lifecycle processes, troubleshoot provisioning issues, and support access governance requirements.

Key learning outcomes:

• Understand IAM, IGA, RBAC, identity lifecycle, and access governance.

• Configure identities, identity cubes, applications, and account aggregation.

• Implement Joiner–Mover–Leaver (JML) lifecycle workflows.

• Configure access requests, approvals, provisioning, and certifications.

• Develop rules, workflows, forms, tasks, and customizations using Java and BeanShell.

• Integrate applications using connectors and application configuration.

• Troubleshoot identity aggregation, provisioning, workflow, and certification issues.

• Implement governance controls, audit reporting, and compliance processes.

Target job roles

• SailPoint IdentityIQ Developer

• IAM / IGA Engineer

• SailPoint Implementation Consultant

• Identity Governance Analyst

• IAM Support Engineer

• SailPoint Technical Consultant

• Identity and Access Management Administrator

02 2. Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of IT systems, users, groups, and access permissions.

• Familiarity with LDAP, Active Directory, databases, and enterprise applications is helpful.

• Basic SQL knowledge.

• Basic Java programming knowledge is recommended for advanced customization.

• Understanding of REST APIs, XML, JSON, and web applications is beneficial.

• No prior SailPoint IdentityIQ experience is required.

03 3. Fundamentals

• Introduction to Identity and Access Management (IAM).

• Difference between IAM, IGA, PAM, and CIAM.

• Authentication versus authorization.

• Identity lifecycle management.

• Joiner, Mover, and Leaver (JML) processes.

• Identity governance and access governance.

• Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and least privilege.

• Segregation of Duties (SoD).

• Identity sources, authoritative sources, and target systems.

• User accounts, entitlements, permissions, and access profiles.

• LDAP, Active Directory, databases, and enterprise directories.

• Access requests, approval workflows, and audit trails.

• SailPoint IdentityIQ architecture and core components.

04 4. Core Technical Topics — Main Syllabus

Core Technical Topics — Main Syllabus

05 Module 1: SailPoint IdentityIQ Architecture and Administration

Beginner

• IdentityIQ architecture, deployment model, and application components.

• Web application architecture, application server, and database overview.

• IdentityIQ user interface, dashboards, navigation, and administration.

• Identity objects, Identity Cubes, Links, Applications, Entitlements, and Managed Attributes.

• Identity refresh, aggregation, task scheduling, and system configuration.

• Introduction to IdentityIQ object XML and Debug pages.

• Development, test, and production environment concepts.

06 Module 2: Identity Lifecycle and Identity Cube Management

Beginner to Intermediate

• Identity source configuration and authoritative identity data.

• Identity attributes, mappings, transformations, and correlation.

• Identity Cube creation and account-to-identity correlation.

• Identity refresh and lifecycle event processing.

• Joiner, Mover, and Leaver (JML) lifecycle automation.

• Manager, department, location, and employment-status changes.

• Handling duplicate identities, uncorrelated accounts, and inactive users.

• Identity attribute synchronization and identity data quality.

07 Module 3: Application Onboarding and Connectors

Intermediate

• Application objects, connector configuration, and application schemas.

• Account and entitlement aggregation.

• Active Directory and LDAP integration fundamentals.

• Delimited-file and database connector concepts.

• Account attributes, group membership, and entitlement catalogs.

• Identity correlation rules and customization.

• Provisioning capabilities, account creation, modification, and disablement.

• Application onboarding, connector testing, and aggregation scheduling.

• Introduction to REST/API integrations and connector-specific capabilities.

• Application owner, account schema, and entitlement ownership configuration.

Connector behavior varies by target system; not every connector supports every provisioning operation.

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08 Module 4: Access Requests and Provisioning

10–12 hours | Intermediate

• Lifecycle Manager (LCM) fundamentals.

• Access request configuration and requestable entitlements.

• Approval schemes, approval routing, and manager approvals.

• Provisioning plans, provisioning policies, and provisioning projects.

• Create, modify, enable, disable, and delete account operations.

• Provisioning forms and request validation.

• Identity and account provisioning workflows.

• Manual versus automated provisioning.

• Provisioning retries, request tracking, and status monitoring.

• Request cancellation, rejection, and failed provisioning recovery.

09 Module 5: Roles, RBAC, Policies, and Compliance

8–10 hours | Intermediate to Advanced

• Business roles, IT roles, and role inheritance.

• Role profiles, entitlements, and role assignment criteria.

• Role mining and role-model design fundamentals.

• Role membership and role composition.

• Policy configuration and Separation of Duties (SoD).

• Preventive and detective controls.

• Risk scoring and policy violation management.

• Excessive access, incompatible permissions, and least-privilege enforcement.

• Role lifecycle maintenance and access review preparation.

10 Module 6: Access Certifications and Governance

8–10 hours | Intermediate to Advanced

• Access certification architecture and campaign configuration.

• Manager, application owner, entitlement owner, and targeted certifications.

• Role membership, role composition, and account-group reviews.

• Reviewer assignment, delegation, reassignment, and escalation.

• Approve, revoke, and remediate access decisions.

• Certification scheduling, staging, activation, and completion.

• Certification reminders, sign-off, and audit evidence.

• Certification reporting and remediation tracking.

• Event-based certification concepts.

Certification types and campaign options are supported by IdentityIQ’s governance features.

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11 Module 7: Workflows, Rules, and BeanShell Programming

Advanced

• Introduction to Java, BeanShell, XML, and IdentityIQ APIs.

• Variables, collections, conditions, loops, and exception handling.

• Rule structure, rule libraries, arguments, and return values.

• Common rule types and their use cases.

• Identity attribute customization and correlation logic.

• Identity, application, and provisioning customization.

• Workflow structure, steps, transitions, variables, and arguments.

• Approval steps, notifications, subprocesses, and work items.

• Lifecycle event workflows and access request workflows.

• Workflow debugging, logs, rule testing, and exception handling.

• XML object export/import and controlled customization.

IdentityIQ rules use BeanShell, which is Java-based; the platform supports rule-based customization of identity processing and provisioning

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12 Module 8: Forms, Reports, Tasks, and Automation

6–8 hours | Intermediate to Advanced

• IdentityIQ forms and dynamic form fields.

• Field validation, visibility, and conditional form behavior.

• Custom reports, report parameters, and scheduled reporting.

• Identity, account, entitlement, and certification reporting.

• Task definitions, task execution, and scheduling.

• Identity refresh and aggregation task management.

• Email templates and notification customization.

• Report exports, audit evidence, and operational monitoring.

13 Module 9: Advanced Implementation and Integration

Advanced

• IdentityIQ APIs and Java object model fundamentals.

• Custom connector and integration design concepts.

• REST services and external system integration.

• Plugin architecture and customization considerations.

• Custom workflow, rule, and report development.

• Large-scale aggregation and identity refresh considerations.

• Performance investigation and task execution optimization.

• Environment migration and XML configuration management.

• Version compatibility, deployment controls, and change management.

14 Module 10: Troubleshooting, Security, and Production Support

Advanced

• Application connectivity and connector error analysis.

• Identity correlation and aggregation failure investigation.

• Provisioning request and workflow failure analysis.

• Rule exceptions, stack traces, and log interpretation.

• Certification and policy violation troubleshooting.

• Access controls, administrative permissions, and audit trails.

• Sensitive data handling and credential protection.

• Deployment validation, regression testing, and rollback planning.

• Incident documentation, root-cause analysis, and operational handover.

15 5. Hands-On Labs

Lab Practical exercise

1 Navigate IdentityIQ and explore its architecture and administrative interface.

2 Configure a sample identity source and create identity records.

3 Create and inspect Identity Cubes and identity attributes.

4 Configure a delimited-file application and import account data.

5 Perform account aggregation and entitlement discovery.

6 Configure identity correlation and resolve uncorrelated accounts.

7 Execute identity refresh and validate lifecycle attribute changes.

8 Configure an Active Directory application, where the lab environment permits.

9 Configure requestable entitlements and access request approvals.

10 Execute a provisioning request and inspect its result.

11 Configure business roles and IT roles.

12 Create a sample SoD policy and investigate policy violations.

13 Configure and launch a manager access certification.

14 Process access revocations and review remediation status.

15 Create and test a BeanShell identity customization rule.

16 Develop a rule for attribute validation or account correlation.

17 Build a workflow with conditional transitions and approval steps.

18 Configure a custom form and validation rules.

19 Create a custom report and schedule its execution.

20 Export, inspect, and import IdentityIQ XML configuration objects.

21 Debug a failed aggregation or provisioning workflow using logs.

22 Integrate a REST endpoint or simulated external application.

23 Configure a lifecycle event for a mover or leaver scenario.

24 Perform regression testing and document a production-style incident.

Lab environment recommendation: Use a dedicated non-production IdentityIQ instance with sample identities and target systems. Active Directory, database, and REST integrations can be provided through isolated lab services or simulators.

16 6. Assignments

Students should submit configuration evidence, XML where applicable, test results, and a brief explanation of their implementation.

1. Identity Modeling: Create a sample employee identity model with department, manager, location, and employment status.

2. Account Aggregation: Import employee accounts from a CSV file and validate the aggregated attributes.

3. Identity Correlation: Design correlation logic to associate application accounts with the correct identities.

4. JML Automation: Define access changes for a new employee, department transfer, and employee exit.

5. Application Onboarding: Configure an application schema and entitlement catalog.

6. Access Request: Build an access request scenario with manager approval and rejection handling.

7. Provisioning: Test account creation, modification, and disablement for a supported target connector.

8. Role Engineering: Create business and IT roles with appropriate entitlement mappings.

9. SoD Policy: Define incompatible access combinations and demonstrate violation detection.

10. Access Certification: Configure a manager certification and document approval and revocation decisions.

11. BeanShell Rule: Write a rule to validate or transform identity attributes.

12. Workflow Development: Build a workflow with conditional approval routing and notifications.

13. Custom Reporting: Produce a report of inactive identities or accounts with missing ownership information.

14. API Integration: Retrieve sample user data from a REST API and map it to a target identity model.

15. Production Troubleshooting: Investigate a failed aggregation or provisioning request and prepare a root-cause report.

17 7. Mini Projects

Project 1: Automated Joiner–Mover–Leaver Management

Create a lifecycle process that detects new employees, updates access when departments change, and initiates account disablement when employment ends. Include approval and validation steps.

Deliverables: Lifecycle design, identity mappings, test cases, execution evidence.

Project 2: Enterprise Access Request and Provisioning

Implement a sample application access request with manager approval, provisioning, failure handling, and request tracking.

Deliverables: Application configuration, approval workflow, provisioning results.

Project 3: Access Certification and Compliance

Create a certification campaign for employee access. Review entitlements, revoke inappropriate permissions, track remediation, and prepare an audit summary.

Deliverables: Certification configuration, reviewer decisions, remediation report.

Project 4: Multi-Application Identity Integration

Connect a sample identity source with two target applications using available connectors or simulators. Implement aggregation, correlation, and selected provisioning operations.

Deliverables: Integration configuration, mappings, test results, error log.

18 8. Capstone Projects

Capstone 1: Enterprise Identity Lifecycle and Provisioning Solution

Business scenario: An organization wants to automate employee onboarding and offboarding across Active Directory and a business application.

Scope:

• Define an authoritative identity source.

• Configure identity attributes and account correlation.

• Implement joiner, mover, and leaver workflows.

• Configure application onboarding and entitlement mapping.

• Implement approval-based access provisioning.

• Handle failed requests and uncorrelated accounts.

• Generate identity lifecycle and provisioning reports.

• Prepare test cases, execution evidence, and technical documentation.

Capstone 2: Enterprise Access Governance and Audit Compliance

Business scenario: A company needs periodic access reviews and separation-of-duties controls for sensitive applications.

Scope:

• Configure roles and entitlement ownership.

• Define sample SoD policies.

• Create manager and application-owner certification campaigns.

• Process access approvals and revocations.

• Track remediation and unresolved policy violations.

• Develop custom reports for audit evidence.

• Test reviewer reassignment, campaign completion, and exception scenarios.

• Prepare a governance dashboard or reporting pack using available platform

capabilities.

Capstone 3: Advanced IdentityIQ Customization and Integration

Business scenario: An enterprise needs customized approval logic and integration with an external ticketing or HR system.

Scope:

• Develop selected BeanShell rules and workflow customizations.

• Integrate a sample REST service or external data source.

• Implement conditional approval routing.

• Configure custom forms and notifications.

• Add exception handling and operational logging.

• Test API failures, invalid data, and duplicate requests.

• Package configuration changes and document deployment and rollback steps.

Capstone assessment criteria: Functional correctness, access security, workflow behavior, error handling, test coverage, documentation, and the ability to explain technical decisions during a review.

19 9. Real-Time Job Scenarios

No.	Job-Oriented Scenario	Expected Task
1	New Employee Onboarding	Automatically create required accounts and assign approved access.
2	Employee Department Change	Recalculate role assignments and remove access that is no longer required.
3	Employee Termination	Disable or remove access according to the approved policy and workflow.
4	Account Aggregation Failure	Identify connector, credential, schema, or connectivity issues.
5	Incorrect Identity Correlation	Find the mapping issue and correct the account-to-identity association.
6	Failed Provisioning Request	Inspect provisioning plans, connector responses, and workflow errors.
7	Unauthorized Entitlement Request	Validate requestability, approval rules, and policy restrictions.
8	Excessive Access Discovery	Identify unnecessary entitlements and initiate remediation.
9	Quarterly Access Review	Launch certifications, follow up with reviewers, and track revocations.
10	SoD Policy Violation	Identify incompatible access and document remediation.
11	New Enterprise Application	Onboard the application, configure schemas, and validate aggregation.
12	Audit Evidence Request	Produce access review, identity, and remediation records.
13	Workflow Enhancement	Add conditional approvals or additional validation to an existing workflow.
14	Production Support Incident	Reproduce the issue in a safe environment, identify the root cause, and validate the fix.

20 10. Troubleshooting Scenarios

1. Aggregation returns zero accounts: Check connectivity, credentials, connectorconfiguration, and source permissions.

2. Accounts are not linked to identities: Review correlation attributes, identity mappings,and source data quality.

3. Duplicate Identity Cubes: Investigate authoritative source identifiers and identitycreation or correlation logic.

4. Identity attributes are not updated: Check aggregation results, attribute mappings, andidentity refresh execution.

5. Provisioning request remains pending: Review approval status, workflow execution,and provisioning task state.

6. Account creation fails: Inspect connector responses, required attributes, target-systempermissions, and account policies.

7. Workflow fails during execution: Review transition conditions, workflow variables,rule errors, and application logs.

8. BeanShell rule throws an exception: Validate input arguments, object types, nullvalues, and API usage.

9. Certification does not launch correctly: Check campaign scope, schedule, stagingconfiguration, and reviewer assignment.

10. Access revocation is incomplete: Inspect certification decisions, provisioning support,connector results, and remediation tracking.

11. SoD violation is not detected: Validate policy definitions, entitlement mappings, andevaluation or refresh behavior.

12. Custom report returns incomplete results: Review report filters, object relationships,permissions, and data availability.

13. API integration fails: Validate endpoint configuration, authentication, responseformat, and error handling.

14. Performance degrades during aggregation: Review task duration, data volume, connector behavior, and relevant logs before tuning.

21 11. Industry Tools and Technologies

No.	Tool / Technology	Training Application
1	SailPoint IdentityIQ	Core identity governance, provisioning, certifications, and lifecycle management.
2	Java	Customization and IdentityIQ API fundamentals.
3	BeanShell	Rules, scripts, and business logic.
4	XML	IdentityIQ configuration objects and object migration.
5	SQL	Database fundamentals, data validation, and troubleshooting.
6	Microsoft Active Directory	User, group, and account lifecycle integration.
7	LDAP	Directory integration and identity data management.
8	Postman	REST API testing and integration exercises.
9	Git	Version control and change tracking.
10	Apache Tomcat	Application-server concepts where applicable to lab deployment.
11	IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse	Java development and code review.
12	Jira	Incident tracking, work items, and defect management.
13	Splunk or Application Log Viewers	Log analysis and operational troubleshooting.

22 12. Best Practices

• Follow least privilege and separation-of-duties principles.

• Use a dedicated development environment before testing changes in production.

• Validate identity correlation rules against representative test data.

• Avoid unnecessary custom code when standard IdentityIQ configuration is sufficient.

• Keep rules and workflows modular, documented, and reusable.

• Handle null values, exceptions, and unexpected connector responses.

• Protect credentials, API tokens, and sensitive identity information.

• Test provisioning and revocation behavior before enabling automated execution.

• Use controlled XML exports, version control, peer reviews, and rollback plans.

• Monitor aggregation, identity refresh, certification, and provisioning tasks.

• Maintain traceability between requirements, test cases, approvals, and audit evidence.

• Document root causes and regression-test fixes before deployment.

23 13. Certification Names

The following are relevant official SailPoint credentials. Training and examination eligibility may depend on SailPoint’s current program rules.

1. SailPoint IdentityIQ Associate Certification

Foundational

Designed for foundational IdentityIQ knowledge and platform usage. Suitable as an initial credential for learners entering IAM and identity governance.

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2. SailPoint IdentityIQ Engineer Certification

Technical

Relevant for professionals working on IdentityIQ implementation, application onboarding, advanced provisioning, workflows, rules, and customization. SailPoint lists an experience requirement of 1–3 years for this credential.

SailPoint

3. SailPoint Identity Security Administrator Certification

Relevant to identity governance administration, lifecycle management, compliance management, roles, and reporting. This is a broader Identity Security credential rather than an IdentityIQ-only engineering credential.

SailPoint

4. SailPoint Identity Security Engineer Certification

Relevant to technical identity security engineering across SailPoint technologies. Check the current training path to determine whether its content aligns with the IdentityIQ implementation environment being taught.

SailPoint

For a dedicated SailPoint IIQ training course, prioritize IdentityIQ Associate for foundational learners and IdentityIQ Engineer for advanced implementation learners. Confirm the latest exam names, eligibility, fees, and registration availability on the official SailPoint Identity University.

24 14. Mock Interviews

Conduct technical and scenario-based interview rounds covering:

›• IAM, IGA, and IdentityIQ architecture.
›• Identity Cubes, aggregation, correlation, and refresh.
›• Connectors, application schemas, and provisioning.
›• JML lifecycle workflows and access requests.
›• RBAC, SoD policies, and access certifications.
›• BeanShell rules, Java basics, and IdentityIQ APIs.
›• Workflow development, XML objects, and custom reports.
›• Production troubleshooting and root-cause analysis.
›• Capstone walkthrough and implementation decisions.

Tools & Technologies

Every tool listed here is installed, configured and used in a hands-on lab session.

Core Tools

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Practical Environment

Industry-Standard Tools

Real-World Setup

Guided Exercises

Skill Building

Sample Datasets

Practice Material

Practice & Projects

Mini Projects

Applied Practice

Assignments

Mentor Reviewed

Doubt Sessions

Live Support

Career Readiness

Resume Building

Career Support

Mock Interviews

Interview Prep

Certification Prep

Global Recognition

Deployment & Delivery

Production Practices

Real-World Ready

Best Practices

Industry Standards

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Core Modules

50 hours

Training Duration

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Practical Training

You don't just learn SailPoint IdentityIQ. You ship it.

Three major projects, each mirroring how production teams actually work — from guided foundations to a portfolio-ready capstone.

PROJECT // 01

Guided Foundation Project

→Requirement Analysis

→Guided Implementation

→Mentor Review

→Iteration

Foundation Beginner

Apply the fundamentals in a structured, mentor-reviewed project

Take the core concepts from the first half of the curriculum and apply them to a realistic scenario, with guidance and feedback from your mentor at every step.

Structured project brief

Step-by-step implementation

Mentor feedback and review

Documented outcome

Stack Core Concepts Best Practices

PROJECT // 02

Applied Practice Project

→Scenario Design

→Independent Build

→Testing & Validation

→Peer Review

Applied Intermediate

Build a more independent project mirroring real production scenarios

Work through a project that combines multiple concepts from the curriculum, closer to how work is actually structured on the job — less hand-holding, more ownership.

End-to-end implementation

Testing and validation

Documentation

Peer/mentor review

Stack Applied Skills Testing

PROJECT // 03

Capstone Project

→Planning

→End-to-End Build

→Review & Refinement

→Presentation

Capstone Advanced

Take a project from requirements to a polished, portfolio-ready deliverable

Your final project — plan, build, test and present a complete solution using everything covered in the curriculum, reviewed by mentors before you graduate.

Complete working solution

Presentation-ready documentation

Mentor sign-off

Portfolio-ready deliverable

Stack Full Curriculum Portfolio

All 3 projects go directly into your portfolio & resume — reviewed by mentors before you graduate.

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