Microsoft 70-467 – Designing Business Intelligence Solutions with SQL Server 2012

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Our Microsoft 70-467: Designing Business Intelligence Solutions with SQL Server 2012 is one of the many sql courses available at ITU Online. This SQL course prepares students to use the Microsoft SQL Server 2012 BI tools and is focused on the Microsoft 70-467 exam.
Students taking this online course will learn Microsoft SQl Server 2012 can be used to build robust business intelligence solutions using the tools already available in Microsoft SQL Server 2012. Topics like Introduction to Business Intelligence, Power Pivot, Extract, Load and Transform (ETL) methods, Microsoft SSIS, creating drill-down reports, building business intelligence fact tables and more are included.

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About the Exam for Microsoft 70-467

The exam covers the following key focused areas.

Plan business intelligence (BI) infrastructure (15–20%)
Design BI infrastructure (15–20%)
Design a reporting solution (20–25%)
Design BI data models (30–35%)
Design an ETL solution (10–15%)

For the most recent information regarding this exam, we encourage you to visit the Microsoft website.

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Course Syllabus

Module 1: Intro To Business Intelligence

Introduction
The Business Intelligence Solution
Overview Of Business Intelligence
BI And Power Pivot Demo
ETL Intro
Designing Data Warehouses
Design For Speed
BI Semantic Model

Module 2: Database Essentials

Basic Database Objects Demo
Stored Procedures And Triggers Demo
Database Clusters Demo
SQL Server Management
Table Triggers
DB Config Options
DB Backup
DB Files And Restore

Module 3: Business Intelligence Development

Using SQL Server Data Tools Demo
Building An IS Integration Services Package Demo
Loading Data From Remote Sources Demo

Module 4: Business Intelligence Results

Report Building Intro Setup Demo
Using Report Builder Demo
Processing Data From Web Service Demo
Reporting From Multiple Tables Demo
Report Function And Matrix Demo
Interactive Reports Demo
Sorting Report Data Demo

Module 5: Advanced Reporting And Development

Drill Through Reports
Data Visualization
Creating Store Procedure From Scratch
Memory Optimize Table

Module 6: SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)

Building Our First Integration Project
Data Transformation
Introduction To Big Data
Transformation Using Store Procedure
Transformation Using SSIS
Building Fact Table Using Store Procedure
Building Fact Table Using SSIS

Module 7: SQL Server 2014 New Features

Backup Enhancements
Index Enhancements
Online DB Enhancements
BackUp To The Cloud
Partition Data

Module 8: Course Review And Exam Prep

BI Review
SharePoint Overview
SharePoint Demo
Exam Prep
Before You Take The Exam
Conclusion

This course is specifically for participants to gain the knowledge and skills for making the appropriate job role decisions around designing business intelligence solutions with Microsoft SQL Server 2012.

This course is designed for BI Architects, who focus on the overall design of the BI infrastructure, including how it relates to other data systems in use. Primary responsibilities may include but are not limited to:

BI Solution architecture and design
Provisioning of software and hardware
Data warehouse and data mart design
Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) cube design
Integration with SharePoint or line of business applications

What you’ll learn

This course will prepare you to pass the exam Microsoft 70-467: Designing Business Intelligence Solutions with Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Passing this exam validates a candidate’s ability to designing Business Intelligence Solutions with Microsoft SQL Server 2012

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