Course Outline

Introduction

  • Overview of MicroStrategy Architecture for government

Working with Schema Objects

  • Creating attributes for government
  • Understanding and creating facts for government
  • Using logical tables for government
  • Understanding mapping and using logical sizes for government
  • Using transformations for government

Data Warehousing Concepts and Relationships

  • Understanding star and snowflake schema for government
  • Understanding data warehousing concepts for government
  • Understanding one-to-one relationships for government
  • Understanding one-to-many relationships for government
  • Understanding many-to-many relationships for government
  • Understanding joint child relationships for government
  • User hierarchies for government
  • Logical models for government

Advanced Concepts

  • Using compound keys for government
  • Ragged, split, and recursive hierarchy for government
  • Slowly changing dimensions for government
  • Using attribute roles and table aliases for government
  • Creating connections for government

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of SQL and an understanding of business intelligence (BI) concepts for government

Audience

  • MicroStrategy architects
  • BI developers
  • Analysts
 14 Hours

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