This module introduces students to data warehouse concepts, architecture consideration, main hardware considerations for building a data warehouse, and designing and implementing a schema for a data warehouse.
As a business intelligence specialist, you help organizations collect and process intelligence and information that helps them stay competitive. This fast-paced course provides IT professionals with the knowledge and skills to provision a Microsoft SQL Server database and creating a managed enterprise BI solutions. Participants will learn how to provision SQL Server both on-premise and in Azure, and installing from new and migrating from an existing install. This course also covers how to implement both multidimensional and tabular data models along with the creation of cubes, dimensions, measures, and measure groups. After completing the course, professionals would be able to implement the logical and physical design of a data warehouse, deploy SSIS projects, implement Azure SQL Data warehouse and dimensions in the cube, perform data mining techniques for predictive analysis. This course prepares professionals for two official Microsoft certifications.
* Morning, evening, weekends
Professionals work in a wide array of companies, from startups to global organizations. The annual salary range for a business intelligence specialist is between $56,000 to $111,000.
BI developers
Database professionals
IT professionals
STQA
Java Developer
BI Developer
Java Developer
Creating a data warehouse architecture
Implementing logical and physical design of data warehouse
Creating and working with Columnstore indexes
Implementing an Azure SQL data warehouse
Implement ETL Solution with SSIS
Deploying and Configuring SSIS Packages
Analyze data with Azure SQL data warehouse
Creating multidimensional databases
Configuring measure and measure groups
MDX and cube functionality
Implementing a tabular data model by using analysis services
DAX and performing predictive analysis with data mining
MCSA – SQL 2016 BI Development
This module introduces students to data warehouse concepts, architecture consideration, main hardware considerations for building a data warehouse, and designing and implementing a schema for a data warehouse.
This module focuses on Azure SQL Data Warehouses and on how to implement them, implement data and control flow in a SSIS package. This module also covers debugging and troubleshooting SSIS packages.
This module is designed to understand the implementation of an SSIS solution that supports incremental DW loads, changing data and how to implement master data services to enforce data integrity at source.
This course examines the configuration and deployment of SSIS packages in a sample production environment. Students also learn about creating SSIS packages and environments for an SSIS solution.
This course introduces students to key BI concepts and the Microsoft BI product suite. It also focuses on creating multidimensional databases using SQL Server Analysis Services. It also covers attribute hierarchies, relationship hierarchies and dimension attributes.
This module examines the implementation of dimensions in a cube along with measures and measure groups in a cube.
This course covers the syntax of MDX and usage of it. Participants will also learn about customization of cube functionality, implementing key performance indicators, perspectives and translations.
70-767 - Implementing a Data Warehouse using SQL
70-768 - Developing SQL Data Models
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