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    This document outlines a course on data warehousing fundamentals and design. The course aims to describe methods and tools for accessing and analyzing warehouse data, define the decision-support purpose of a data warehouse, and explain the implementation and organizational issues surrounding a data warehouse project. The course covers topics such as business intelligence and data warehousing concepts, planning and managing a data warehouse project, defining business and logical models, dimensional modeling, physical design, ETL processes, metadata, management, and analytical capabilities. The target audience includes project managers, administrators, and other personnel involved in a data warehouse project.

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    This document outlines a course on data warehousing fundamentals and design. The course aims to describe methods and tools for accessing and analyzing warehouse data, define the decision-support purpose of a data warehouse, and explain the implementation and organizational issues surrounding a data warehouse project. The course covers topics such as business intelligence and data warehousing concepts, planning and managing a data warehouse project, defining business and logical models, dimensional modeling, physical design, ETL processes, metadata, management, and analytical capabilities. The target audience includes project managers, administrators, and other personnel involved in a data warehouse project.

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    This document outlines a course on data warehousing fundamentals and design. The course aims to describe methods and tools for accessing and analyzing warehouse data, define the decision-support purpose of a data warehouse, and explain the implementation and organizational issues surrounding a data warehouse project. The course covers topics such as business intelligence and data warehousing concepts, planning and managing a data warehouse project, defining business and logical models, dimensional modeling, physical design, ETL processes, metadata, management, and analytical capabilities. The target audience includes project managers, administrators, and other personnel involved in a data warehouse project.

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    This document outlines a course on data warehousing fundamentals and design. The course aims to describe methods and tools for accessing and analyzing warehouse data, define the decision-support purpose of a data warehouse, and explain the implementation and organizational issues surrounding a data warehouse project. The course covers topics such as business intelligence and data warehousing concepts, planning and managing a data warehouse project, defining business and logical models, dimensional modeling, physical design, ETL processes, metadata, management, and analytical capabilities. The target audience includes project managers, administrators, and other personnel involved in a data warehouse project.

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    Data Warehousing- Fundamentals

    and Design
    Learning Objectives
    Describe methods and tools for accessing and analyzing warehouse data
    Define the decision-support purpose and end goal of a data warehouse
    Explain the implementation and organizational issues surrounding a data
    warehouse project
    Describe the various technologies required to implement a data warehouse
    Describe the role of meta data in data warehouse design and strategies to define
    and maintain meta data
    Use entity relationship diagrams to transform the business model into a
    dimensional model
    Define the process of designing a data warehouse database model
    Transform the dimensional model into a physical data design
    Explain the central concepts of dimensional data models
    Analyze and transform business requirements into a business model

    Who should attend


    Audience includes Project Managers, Data Warehouse Administrators, Database
    Administrators, and key personnel involved in the data warehouse project.

    Prerequisites
    No specific prerequisites other than basic familiarity with a relational database and SQL.

    Course Outline
    Introduction and Overview
    Course Objectives

    Unit 1: Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing


    Unit Objectives
    The Road Map to Business Intelligence (BI)
    Data Warehouses Compared with Online Transaction Processing (OLTP)
    Management information systems and decision support systems (DSS)
    Business Drivers for Data Warehouses
    Typical uses of a data warehouse

    Unit 2: Defining Data Warehouse Concepts and Terminology


    Unit Objectives
    Common Data Warehouse Definitions
    Data warehouse properties and characteristics
    Warehouse Development Approaches
    Components of data warehouse design and implementation
    Components of a data warehouse

    Data Warehouse Compared with Data Mart


    Dependent and independent data marts

    Unit 3: Planning and Managing the Data Warehouse Project


    Unit Objectives
    Managing Financial Issues
    Obtaining business commitment
    Gathering Business and User Requirements
    Evaluating the warehouse project
    Implementation Processes and Requirements

    Unit 4: Defining the Business and Logical Models


    Unit Objectives
    Describing the Enterprise Level Strategic Analysis Tasks
    Defining components of business modeling

    Unit 5: Creating the Dimensional Model


    Unit Objectives
    Describing Attributes of a Star Model
    Identifying fact tables and their attributes from business measure entities

    Unit 6: Creating the Physical Model


    Unit Objectives
    Translating the Dimensional Model into a Physical Model
    Discussing the architectural requirements for the data warehouse

    Unit 7: Storage Considerations for the Physical Model


    Unit Objectives
    Explaining Data Warehouse Sizing Techniques and Test Load Sampling
    Describing Data Warehousing Indexing Types and Strategies

    Unit 8: Strategies for Extracting, Transforming, and


    Transporting
    Unit Objectives
    Outlining the Extraction, Transformation, and Transportation Processes for
    Building a Data Warehouse
    Identifying extraction, transformation, and transportation issues

    Unit 9: Refreshing Warehouse Data


    Unit Objectives
    Capturing and Applying Changed Data
    Batch load requirements
    Limitations of Methods in Applying Change
    Purging and archiving data

    Unit 10: Leaving a Metadata Trail


    Unit Objectives
    Defining Warehouse Metadata
    Developing a metadata strategy
    Examining types of metadata
    Metadata Management Tools

    Common warehouse metadata

    Unit 11: Managing the Data Warehouse


    Unit Objectives
    Managing the Transition to Production
    Managing growth
    Managing Backup and Recovery
    Identifying Data Warehouse Performance Issues

    Unit 12: Analytical Capabilities


    Unit Objectives
    Defining Business Intelligence (BI)
    Understanding the categories of BI and their use within the data warehouse

    Unit 13: Summary

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