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MS BI COURSE CURRICULUM
- MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 2008 R2 REPORTING SERVICES [SSRS]
- An Introduction to Reporting Services
- The role of SSRS in data warehousing/business intelligence
- Introduction to Business Intelligence Development Studio
- Creating Data sources and Datasets
- Creating Reports with Wizard
- Creating Basic reports
- Creating Tabular and Matrix reports
- Creating Parameterised reports
- Creating Sub Reports
- Creating Drill down and Drill through reports
- Creating Linked reports
- Creating Ad-Hoc reports Using report models
- Report Generation Using Cubes
- Creating Expressions
- Exporting Reports to different formats
- Usage of report Items like List,text boxes, charts, gauges, Image controls…
- UI designing and report Formatting
- Deploying reports
- Creating Normal and Datadriven subscriptions
- Reports Administration Using Report Manager
- Caching Reports and report Snapshots
- Report Security
- MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 2008 R2 INTEGRATION SERVICES [SSIS]
- Course Introduction
- SSIS definition
- The role of SSIS in data warehousing/business intelligence
- Solutions & Projects
- Packages & Package objects
- Control Flow
- Data Flow
- Workflow
- Extracting data
- Data sources & data source views
- Connection managers
- Full & incremental data extraction
- Dimension table & Fact table & Cube processing
- Package execution & management
- Debugging & event handling
- Package configurations and deployment
- ETL processing & SSIS ETL features
- All Tasks Explanation
- Security
- SQL SERVER
- Introducing SQL Server 2008
- SQL Server Editions
- Installing SQL Server
- Basics of Database Design
- Normalization
- Denormalization
- Introducing SQL Server Management Studio
- MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 2008 R2 ANALYSIS SERVICES [SSAS]
- Business Intelligence overview
- An Introduction to Analysis Services (SSAS)
- The role of SSAS in data warehousing/business intelligence
- Difference between OLTP and OLAP databases
- Introduction to dimension tables * fact tables
- Introduction to star and snow flake schemas
- Introduction to Datasources and Datasource views
- Introduction to multidimensional cubes
- Dimension design ,Cubes
- Attribute hierarchies ,Dimension Usage
- User hierarchies and drill-down
- Attribute relationships
- Types of Dimensions
- Calculations
- Actions (drill-through and reporting)
- Partitions and aggregation design
- Perspectives
- Administration
- Deployment
- Backing up and restoring cubes
- Slowly-changing dimensions
- Incremental updates
- Security
- Cube Processing and Types of Processing
- Creating a Database
- Adding Tables
- Creating Indexes and Constraints
- Building Relations
- DDL and DML Syntaxes and usage
- SELECT queries
- The SELECT Clause
- The FROM Clause
- The WHERE Clause
- The ORDER BY Clause
- Using GROUP BY and HAVING
- Using TOP N and TOP N PERCENT
- UNION Queries
- Joins
- Indexes
- Functions
- Stored Procedures
- Views
- Triggers
INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE (MS BI)
Microsoft BI solutions leverage your existing technology investments in .NET, SQL Server and Office to develop rich integrated reporting and analytics experiences that empower users to gain access to accurate, up-to-date information for better, more relevant decision making. This unit provides an introduction to Business Intelligence and to Microsoft BI from a developer perspective.
Microsoft Dynamics AX provides a model driven approach for developing Business Intelligence (BI) applications that use the SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) development environment. Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services provides online analytical processing (OLAP) functionality.
An OLAP query – called a cube – is a set of related measures and dimensions that is used to analyze data.
Cubes can be used as data sources for:
- Integrating menu item reports and Role centers.
- Integrating Web parts in Role centers.
- Browsing aggregated data that uses Microsoft Excel 2007.
Application Object Tree Microsoft Dynamics AX cubes are defined in the AOT. You can specify measures and dimensions at different levels and on different objects in the AOT using the BI properties that appear in the Properties sheet. An OLAP perspective is used to identify the tables that contain the measures and dimensions for a cube.
BI tools in Microsoft Dynamics AX Microsoft Dynamics AX provides tools that are used to generate and update BI projects. On the Microsoft Dynamics AX menu, point to Tools, and then point to Business Intelligence (BI) Tools.
After creation of cubes in the AOT, you can generate a BI project so that you can work with the cubes in Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS). For example, in BIDS you can define calculations and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that can be used to further analyze the data.
To modify existing cubes. For example,To add measures or dimensions to an existing cube so that it contains additional data. The BI tools provided by Microsoft Dynamics AX allow to update an existing BI project.
Business Intelligence Development Studio
BIDS is Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 with additional project types that are specific to SQL Server 2005 business intelligence. BIDS provides a variety of designers, tools, and wizards to work with the objects in BI projects that are generated from cubes in the AOT. You can define or update cube features. For example, you may want to update the goals for the KPIs for an existing cube. You can deploy and process cubes from within BIDS.
SQL Server Analysis Server
SSAS is the core data layer of the Microsoft BI platform. SSAS provides online analytical processing (OLAP) functionality for BI applications. Cubes are deployed to a SSAS database. You can process cubes directly from an SSAS database.
