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 Duration 35 hours

Course Outline

Core Principles of Data Warehousing

  • Purpose, essential components, and architectural overview
  • Data marts, enterprise warehouses, and lakehouse designs
  • Distinguishing OLTP from OLAP and isolating workloads

Dimensional Modeling Strategies

  • Understanding facts, dimensions, and data grain
  • Comparing star and snowflake schema structures
  • Managing Slowly Changing Dimensions (SCD) and their types

ETL and ELT Workflow Management

  • Data extraction techniques from OLTP systems and APIs
  • Data transformation, cleansing, and conformance standards
  • Loading patterns, workflow orchestration, and dependency control

Data Quality and Metadata Governance

  • Data profiling techniques and validation rule creation
  • Aligning master and reference data across systems
  • Tracking lineage, maintaining catalogs, and documenting data assets

Analytical Performance and Optimization

  • OLAP concepts, aggregate creation, and materialized views
  • Optimizing through partitioning, clustering, and indexing
  • Managing workloads, caching strategies, and query performance tuning

Security Frameworks and Governance

  • Implementing access controls, role management, and row-level security
  • Addressing compliance requirements and audit trails
  • Ensuring backup, recovery, and system reliability

Cutting-Edge Architectural Patterns

  • Leveraging cloud data warehouses and elastic scaling
  • Streaming data ingestion for near real-time analytics
  • Strategies for cost efficiency and continuous monitoring

Capstone Project: Source to Star Schema

  • Translating business processes into factual and dimensional models
  • Constructing a comprehensive end-to-end ETL or ELT workflow
  • Deploying dashboards and verifying metric accuracy

Course Summary and Recommended Next Steps

Requirements

  • Solid grasp of relational databases and SQL
  • Practical experience in data analysis or reporting
  • Foundational knowledge of cloud-based or on-premises data platforms

Target Audience

  • Data analysts seeking to transition into data warehousing roles
  • BI developers and ETL engineers
  • Data architects and team leaders

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