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Design and Build a Data Warehouse for Business Intelligence Implementation

Design and Build a Data Warehouse for Business Intelligence Implementation

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3 weeks to complete
at 10 hours a week
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Learn at your own pace

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This course is part of the Data Warehousing for Business Intelligence Specialization
When you enroll in this course, you'll also be enrolled in this Specialization.
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There are 6 modules in this course

The capstone course, Design and Build a Data Warehouse for Business Intelligence Implementation, features a real-world case study that integrates your learning across all courses in the specialization. In response to business requirements presented in a case study, you’ll design and build a small data warehouse, create data integration workflows to refresh the warehouse, write SQL statements to support analytical and summary query requirements, and use the MicroStrategy business intelligence platform to create dashboards and visualizations.

In the first part of the capstone course, you’ll be introduced to a medium-sized firm, learning about their data warehouse and business intelligence requirements and existing data sources. You’ll first architect a warehouse schema and dimensional model for a small data warehouse. You’ll then create data integration workflows using Pentaho Data Integration to refresh your data warehouse. Next, you’ll write SQL statements for analytical query requirements and create materialized views to support summary data management. For data integration workflows and analytical queries, you can use either Oracle or PostgreSQL. Finally, you will use MicroStrategy OLAP capabilities to gain insights into your data warehouse. In the completed project, you’ll have built a small data warehouse containing a schema design, data integration workflows, analytical queries, materialized views, dashboards and visualizations that you’ll be proud to show to your current and prospective employers.

Module 1 introduces the objectives and topics in the course and provides background on the case and software requirements. The capstone course is organized around a realistic case study based on the business situation faced by CPI Card Group in 2015.

What's included

3 videos9 readings

3 videos•Total 15 minutes
  • Course introduction•2 minutes
  • Course topics and assignments video lesson•8 minutes
  • Executive interview•5 minutes
9 readings•Total 280 minutes
  • Slides for lesson 1•20 minutes
  • Slides for lesson 2•30 minutes
  • Slides for lesson 3•30 minutes
  • Background on CPI Card Group•30 minutes
  • Overview of software requirements•10 minutes
  • PostgreSQL Installation•60 minutes
  • Pentaho Data Integration installation•60 minutes
  • MicroStrategy Workstation Software Download and Installation for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS•20 minutes
  • Database diagramming tools•20 minutes

Module 2 presents the requirements of the first part of the case study involving data warehouse design. To provide a context for the case study, you can listen to an executive interview with a CPI Card Group executive.

What's included

1 video4 readings1 assignment

1 video•Total 7 minutes
  • Executive interview•7 minutes
4 readings•Total 60 minutes
  • Slides for lesson 1•30 minutes
  • Data warehouse design background•10 minutes
  • Module 2 assignment•10 minutes
  • Self-Evaluation for the Module 2 Assignment•10 minutes
1 assignment•Total 30 minutes
  • Reflective Quiz for the Module 2 Assignment•30 minutes

Module 3 presents requirements for the second part of the case study involving data integration. To provide a context for the case study, you can listen to executive interviews with executives from CPI Card Group, First Bank, and Pinnacol Assurance.

What's included

3 videos7 readings3 assignments

3 videos•Total 24 minutes
  • Executive interview•7 minutes
  • Executive interview•6 minutes
  • Executive interview•11 minutes
7 readings•Total 530 minutes
  • Slides for lesson 1•30 minutes
  • Slides for lesson 2•30 minutes
  • Slides for lesson 3•30 minutes
  • Data integration background•10 minutes
  • Module 3 Assignment•300 minutes
  • Extended transformation notes and examples•10 minutes
  • Self-Evaluation for the Module 3 Assignment•120 minutes
3 assignments•Total 120 minutes
  • Reflective Quiz for the Module 3 Assignment•60 minutes
  • Quiz for the module 3 assignment-Production DW•30 minutes
  • Practice Quiz for the module 3 assignment-Test DW•30 minutes

Module 4 presents requirements for the third part of the case study involving analytical queries and summary data management.

What's included

1 video4 readings1 assignment

1 video•Total 6 minutes
  • Executive Interview with Kellyn Gorman of Oracle•6 minutes
4 readings•Total 525 minutes
  • Slides for lesson 1•45 minutes
  • Module 4 Assignment•300 minutes
  • SQL Statements for the Module 4 Assignment•60 minutes
  • Self Evaluation for the Module 4 Assignment•120 minutes
1 assignment•Total 120 minutes
  • Reflective Quiz for the Module 4 Assignment•120 minutes

This module continues on the top job responsibilities of BI analysts by focusing on creating data visualizations and dashboards. You will first learn the importance of data visualization and different types of data that can be visually represented. You will then learn about the types of basic and composite charts. This will help you to determine which visualization is most effective to display data for a given data set and to identify best practices for designing data visualizations. In lesson 3, you will learn the common characteristics of a dashboard, the types of dashboards, and the list of attributes of metrics usually included in dashboards. Finally, in lesson 3, you will learn the guidelines for designing a dashboard and the common pitfalls of dashboard design. You will need to use MicroStrategy Desktop Visual Insight to design a dashboard for a Financial Services company in a peer-evaluated exercise.

What's included

2 videos4 readings

2 videos•Total 21 minutes
  • Executive Interview with Matthew Caton of Data Source Consulting•12 minutes
  • Executive Interview with Tyler Wilson on BI Platform Capabilities at CPI Card Group•9 minutes
4 readings•Total 60 minutes
  • Slides for executive interview with Matthew Caton•30 minutes
  • Capstone Project Data Visualizations and Dashboard Design Requirements•10 minutes
  • Earlier Assignments from Course 4•10 minutes
  • Q & A and Error Knowledge base•10 minutes

This is an extension of Module 5. The peer assessment from module 5 is moved to module 6 to give you more time completing the assignments in prior modules as well as for you to do your peer assessment in this module.

What's included

2 videos1 reading1 peer review

2 videos•Total 22 minutes
  • Executive Interview with James Gualke on the State of BI Maturity and Strategy at PDC Energy•20 minutes
  • Course conclusion video lecture•2 minutes
1 reading•Total 10 minutes
  • Background Information on Data Visualization and Dashboard Design•10 minutes
1 peer review•Total 60 minutes
  • Data Visualization and Dashboard Design Assignment•60 minutes

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Reviewed on Jun 27, 2023

Good course. This course teaches you to connect data sources to Microstrategy, wrangle and prepare the data for designing visualizations and building dashboards and tell a story with data.

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Reviewed on Dec 8, 2016

Excellent contemporary course content and hands on course. Recommended for everyone who wants start or change into exciting career in DWBI.

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Reviewed on Jan 1, 2017

Mentor review for the final project takes long time to be completed.

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