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Microsoft 70-463: Implementing a Data Warehouse

In this course you will learn how to create Business Intelligence (BI) solutions. This course will teach you how to implement a data warehouse platform to support a BI solution. You will learn how to create a data warehouse with Microsoft SQL Server 2012, implement ETL with SQL Server Integration Services, and validate and cleanse data with SQL Server Data Quality Services and SQL Server Master Data Services.

With internship

$674

$1099

or

Without internship

$79

$299

this course includes

6 Training Hours

69 On-demand Videos

Closed Captions

14 Topics

101 Prep Questions

Certificate of Completion

What you’ll
learn

01

Introduction to Data Warehouse

02

Creating Dimensions and Changing Granularity of Dimensions

03

Creating Fact Tables and ColumnStore Indexes

04

Implementing Data Warehouse in SQL Server 2012

05

Working with Integration Services

06

Managing Control Flow

07

Working with Dynamic Variables

08

 Implementing Data Flow

09

Managing Data Flow

10

Managing SSIS Package Execution

11

Debugging and Troubleshooting

12

Deploying Packages

13

Securing Packages and Databases

14

Working with MDS and Windows

About the current exam objectives

This Microsoft 70-463: Implementing a Data Warehouse with SQL Server exam is designed to assess the knowledge and skills of ETL and data warehouse developers who are responsible for developing Business Intelligence (BI) solutions, such as performing data cleansing tasks and implementing Extract Transform Load processes in a data warehouse.

course CURRICULUM

Introduction to Data Warehouse

Introduction
Introduction To Data Warehouse-Part1
Introduction To Data Warehouse-Part2
Introduction To Data Warehouse-Part3
Introduction To Data Warehouse-Part4
Introduction To Data Warehouse-Part5
Introduction To Data Warehouse-Part6

Creating Dimensions and Changing Granularity of Dimensions

Creating Dimensions And Changing Granularity Of Dimensions-Part1
Creating Dimensions And Changing Granularity Of Dimensions-Part2
Creating Dimensions And Changing Granularity Of Dimensions-Part3
Creating Dimensions And Changing Granularity Of Dimensions-Part4
Creating Dimensions And Changing Granularity Of Dimensions-Part5
Creating Dimensions And Changing Granularity Of Dimensions-Part6

Creating Fact Tables and ColumnStore Indexes

Creating Fact Tables And Column Store Indexes-Part1
Creating Fact Tables And Column Store Indexes-Part2
Creating Fact Tables And Column Store Indexes-Part3
Creating Fact Tables And Column Store Indexes-Part4
Creating Fact Tables And Column Store Indexes-Part5

Implementing Data Warehouse in SQL Server 2012

Implementing Data Warehouse-Part1
Implementing Data Warehouse-Part2
Implementing Data Warehouse-Part3
Implementing Data Warehouse-Part4

Working with Integration Services

Working With Integration Services-Part1
Working With Integration Services-Part2
Working With Integration Services-Part3
Working With Integration Services-Part4
Working With Integration Services-Part5
Working With Integration Services-Part6

Managing Control Flow

Managing Control Flow-Part1
Managing Control Flow-Part2
Managing Control Flow-Part3
Managing Control Flow-Part4
Managing Control Flow-Part5

Working with Dynamic Variables

Working With Dynamic Variables-Part1
Working With Dynamic Variables-Part2
Working With Dynamic Variables-Part3
Working With Dynamic Variables-Part4
Working With Dynamic Variables-Part5
Working With Dynamic Variables-Part6
Working With Dynamic Variables-Part7
Working With Dynamic Variables-Part8

Implementing Data Flow

Implementing DataFlow-Part1
Implementing DataFlow-Part2
Implementing DataFlow-Part3
Implementing DataFlow-Part4
Implementing DataFlow-Part5
Implementing DataFlow-Part6
Implementing DataFlow-Part7
Implementing DataFlow-Part8

Managing Data Flow

Managing DataFlow-Part1
Managing DataFlow-Part2
Managing DataFlow-Part3
Managing DataFlow-Part4

Managing SSIS Package Execution

Managing SSIS Package Execution-Part1
Managing SSIS Package Execution-Part2
Managing SSIS Package Execution-Part3
Managing SSIS Package Execution-Part4
Managing SSIS Package Execution-Part5
Managing SSIS Package Execution-Part6

Debugging and Troubleshooting

Debugging And Troubleshooting-Part1
Debugging And Troubleshooting-Part2
Debugging And Troubleshooting-Part3
Debugging And Troubleshooting-Part4

Deploying Packages

Deploying Packages-Part1
Deploying Packages-Part2
Deploying Packages-Part3

Securing Packages and Databases

Securing Packages And Databases-Part1
Securing Packages And Databases-Part2

Working with MDS and Windows

Working With MDS And Windows Azure

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YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

What will I learn from the Microsoft 70-463: Implementing a Data Warehouse course?

You’ll learn how to create Business Intelligence (BI) solutions. The course teaches you how to implement a data warehouse platform to support a BI solution. You’ll also get the chance to learn how to create a data warehouse with Microsoft SQL Server 2012, implement ETL with SQL Server Integration Services, and validate and cleanse data with SQL Server Data Quality Services and SQL Server Master Data Services.

How long is the course and what are the components?

The course is six training hours long. It consists of 69 videos and 14 topics, and it provides you with 101 practice questions​.

How can I access the course?

The course is available through an All Access Monthly Subscription. This gives you access to over 2,500 hours of on-demand content. You can start a 7-day free trial with no obligation and you can cancel anytime.

I heard the associated exam has been retired. Is the course still relevant?

Yes, while the exam associated with this course has been retired, the course itself remains a valuable resource for training. It’s especially beneficial for ETL and data warehouse developers who are developing Business Intelligence (BI) solutions​.

What skills are measured in the exam questions?

The exam measures your ability to create and execute a data warehouse that exemplifies efficiency, performance, and scalability.