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Curriculum in Power Bi

Introduction to Power Bi
  • Introduction to Business Intelligence (BI)
  • Stages of business intelligence (BI)
  • Use cases of BI
  • Various BI tools
  • Overview of Data warehouse & concepts
  • Introduction to Power BI
  • Why Power BI
  • Power BI Components
  • Power BI pricing structure
  • Building blocks of Power BI
  • Architecture of Power BI
  • Power BI vs Tableau vs QlikView
  • Introduction of Power BI Desktop
  • Installation of Power BI Desktop
  • The key features of Power BI workflow
  • Process of creating reports in Power BI
    • Data Extraction
  • Overview of Power BI desktop
  • Data sources in Power BI
  • Using files (excel, pdf, csv, etc.) as a data source
  • Using SaaS connectors
  • Extracting data from folders, and databases
  • Working with Azure SQL database and database sources
  • Connecting to Analysis Services
  • Other data sources (OData, web, SharePoint etc.)
  • Python & R script in Power BI
  • Introduction of power query editor
  • Advance editor
  • Query dependency editor
    • Data Transformation – Shaping & Combining Data
  • Shaping data using Power Query Editor
  • Formatting data
  • Transformation of data
  • Understanding of Data types
  • Data profiling for data quality check
  • Naming conventions & best practices to consider
  • Identify and create appropriate keys for joins
  • Working with Parameters
  • Merge Query
  • Append Query
  • Group by of data (aggregation of data)
  • Applied steps (query settings)
  • Duplicate & Reference tables
  • Transpose of data
  • Fill
  • Pivot & Un-pivot of data
  • Custom columns
  • Conditional columns
  • Replace data from the tables
  • Split columns values
  • Move columns & sorting of data
  • Detect data type, count rows & reverse rows
  • Promote rows as column headers
  • Hierarchies in Power BI
  • M query
    • Data Modelling & Dax
  • Introduction of relationships
  • Creating relationships
  • Cardinality
  • Cross filter direction
  • Use of inactive relationships
  • Introduction of DAX
  • Why DAX is used
  • DAX syntax
  • DAX functions
  • Context in DAX
  • Calculated columns using DAX
  • Measures using DAX
  • Calculated tables using DAX
  • Learning about table, information, logical, text, iterator
  • Time intelligence functions (YTD, QTD, MTD)
  • Cumulative values, calculated tables, and ranking and rank over groups
  • Date and time functions
  • identify poorly performing measures, relationships, and visuals
  • DAX advanced features
    • Data Visualization With Analytics
  • Deep dive into Power BI data visualization
  • Understanding Power View and Power Map
  • Data visualization techniques
  • Page layout & Formatting
  • Power BI Desktop visualization
  • Formatting and customizing visuals
  • Visualization interaction
  • Custom visualization in Power BI
  • Top-down and bottom-up analytics
  • Drill down
  • Drill through
  • Page navigations
  • Bookmarks
  • Selection pane to show/hide visuals
  • omparing volume and value-based analytics
    • Power Bi Service (Cloud), Q & A and Data Insights
  • Introduction to Power BI Service
  • Introduction of workspaces
  • Dashboard
  • Creating & Configuring Dashboards
  • Dashboard theme
  • Reports vs Dashboards
  • Building workspace Apps
  • Sharing reports & dashboards
  • configure subscriptions and data alerts
  • Paginated report
  • Introduction to Power Q & A
  • Ask questions about your data using Natural Query Language
  • Getting answers in the form of charts, graphs, and data discovery methodologies
  • Configure custom questions for Q&A like FAQ
  • Ad-hoc analytics building
  • Power Q&A best practices
  • Quick Ins
  • Subscribe, Alerts, Usage statics, Related content
  • Design reports on Power BI Service
  • Collaboration using Power BI Service
    • Power Bi Settings, Administration & Direct Connectivity
  • Getting to understand Power BI Desktop settings
  • Aggregating data from multiple data sources
  • Power BI Service settings
  • Power BI Admin Portal
  • Administration activities
  • Power BI usage analysis
  • Introduction of Office 365 admin activities
  • Introduction of Data Gateway
  • Installation & Configuration of data gateways
  • Scheduling auto data refresh
  • Managing groups, row-level security, datasets, reports, and dashboards
  • Real time data analysis using Direct Connectivity
  • Direct Query vs Import Mode
    • Embedded Power Bi With API & Power Bi Mobile
  • Introduction to embedded Power BI
  • Create embedded code
  • Manage embedded code
  • Integration of Power BI in SharePoint
  • Introduction of Power BI API
  • Power BI Embedded playground
  • Introduction to Power BI Mobile
  • Creating mobile based reports & dashboards
  • Optimizing report for Power BI mobile app
  • Features of Power BI mobile app
  • Introduction of integrating Power BI & Excel
  • Power BI Analyze in Excel
    • Power Bi Advance & Power Bi Premium
  • Introduction of Power BI Premium
  • Power BI Premium per user
  • Power BI Premium features
  • Introduction to Data Flow
  • Create Data Flow
  • Advantages of Data Flow
  • Create reports using Data Flow
  • Introduction to Power BI Deployment Pipelines
  • Create Deployment Pipelines
  • Benefits of Deployment Pipelines
  • Introduction of Sensitivity Labels
  • Introduction of Power BI Goals feature
  • Incremental data load in Power BI
  • use AI visuals
  • use the Forecast feature
  • Power BI best practice rules to improve performance

    • Curriculum in Power BI

    Power BI Is Preferred by Over 35% of Developers. Power BI is the most widely used and in-demand programming language in the IT industry.

    • Introduction to Business Intelligence (BI)
    • Stages of business intelligence (BI)
    • Use cases of BI
    • Various BI tools
    • Overview of Data warehouse & concepts
    • Introduction to Power BI
    • Why Power BI
    • Power BI Components
    • Power BI pricing structure
    • Building blocks of Power BI
    • Architecture of Power BI
    • Power BI vs Tableau vs QlikView
    • Introduction of Power BI Desktop
    • Installation of Power BI Desktop
    • The key features of Power BI workflow
    • Process of creating reports in Power BI
    • Overview of Power BI desktop
    • Data sources in Power BI
    • Using files (excel, pdf, csv, etc.) as a data source
    • Using SaaS connectors
    • Extracting data from folders, and databases
    • Working with Azure SQL database and database sources
    • Connecting to Analysis Services
    • Other data sources (OData, web, SharePoint etc.)
    • Python & R script in Power BI
    • Introduction of power query editor
    • Advance editor
    • Query dependency editor
    • Shaping data using Power Query Editor
    • Formatting data
    • Transformation of data
    • Understanding of Data types
    • Data profiling for data quality check
    • Naming conventions & best practices to consider
    • Identify and create appropriate keys for joins
    • Working with Parameters
    • Merge Query
    • Append Query
    • Group by of data (aggregation of data)
    • Applied steps (query settings)
    • Duplicate & Reference tables
    • Transpose of data
    • Fill
    • Pivot & Un-pivot of data
    • Custom columns
    • Conditional columns
    • Replace data from the tables
    • Split columns values
    • Move columns & sorting of data
    • Detect data type, count rows & reverse rows
    • Promote rows as column headers
    • Hierarchies in Power BI
    • M query
    • Introduction of relationships
    • Creating relationships
    • Cardinality
    • Cross filter direction
    • Use of inactive relationships
    • Introduction of DAX
    • Why DAX is used
    • DAX syntax
    • DAX functions
    • Context in DAX
    • Calculated columns using DAX
    • Measures using DAX
    • Calculated tables using DAX
    • Learning about table, information, logical, text, iterator
    • Time intelligence functions (YTD, QTD, MTD)
    • Cumulative values, calculated tables, and ranking and rank over groups
    • Date and time functions
    • identify poorly performing measures, relationships, and visuals
    • DAX advanced features
    • Deep dive into Power BI data visualization
    • Understanding Power View and Power Map
    • Data visualization techniques
    • Page layout & Formatting
    • Power BI Desktop visualization
    • Formatting and customizing visuals
    • Visualization interaction
    • Custom visualization in Power BI
    • Top-down and bottom-up analytics
    • Drill down
    • Drill through
    • Page navigations
    • Bookmarks
    • Selection pane to show/hide visuals
    • Comparing volume and value-based analytics
    • Introduction to Power BI Service
    • Introduction of workspaces
    • Dashboard
    • Creating & Configuring Dashboards
    • Dashboard theme
    • Reports vs Dashboards
    • Building workspace Apps
    • Sharing reports & dashboards
    • configure subscriptions and data alerts
    • Paginated report
    • Introduction to Power Q & A
    • Ask questions about your data using Natural Query Language
    • Getting answers in the form of charts, graphs, and data discovery methodologies
    • Configure custom questions for Q&A like FAQ
    • Ad-hoc analytics building
    • Power Q&A best practices
    • Quick Ins
    • Subscribe, Alerts, Usage statics, Related content
    • Design reports on Power BI Service
    • Collaboration using Power BI Service
    • Getting to understand Power BI Desktop settings
    • Aggregating data from multiple data sources
    • Power BI Service settings
    • Power BI Admin Portal
    • Administration activities
    • Power BI usage analysis
    • Introduction of Office 365 admin activities
    • Introduction of Data Gateway
    • Installation & Configuration of data gateways
    • Scheduling auto data refresh
    • Managing groups, row-level security, datasets, reports, and dashboards
    • Real time data analysis using Direct Connectivity
    • Direct Query vs Import Mode
    • Introduction to embedded Power BI
    • Create embedded code
    • Manage embedded code
    • Integration of Power BI in SharePoint
    • Introduction of Power BI API
    • Power BI Embedded playground
    • Introduction to Power BI Mobile
    • Creating mobile based reports & dashboards
    • Optimizing report for Power BI mobile app
    • Features of Power BI mobile app
    • Introduction of integrating Power BI & Excel
    • Power BI Analyze in Excel
    • Introduction of Power BI Premium
    • Power BI Premium per user
    • Power BI Premium features
    • Introduction to Data Flow
    • Create Data Flow
    • Advantages of Data Flow
    • Create reports using Data Flow
    • Introduction to Power BI Deployment Pipelines
    • Create Deployment Pipelines
    • Benefits of Deployment Pipelines
    • Introduction of Sensitivity Labels
    • Introduction of Power BI Goals feature
    • Incremental data load in Power BI
    • use AI visuals
    • use the Forecast feature
    • Power BI best practice rules to improve performance

    Power BI Training Projects

    Develop Your Power BI Skills With Useful and Interesting Projects.

     

    Sales Dashboard

    Create a dashboard that visualizes sales data including revenue, units sold, top products, and sales trends over time.

     

    Expense Tracker

    Build a dashboard to track expenses by category, visualize spending patterns, and set budgets.

     

    Social Media Analytics

    Analyze social media engagement metrics like likes, shares, and comments across different platforms using Power BI.

     

    Financial Performance Dashboard

    Create a comprehensive dashboard to analyze financial metrics including profit margins, cash flow, and ROI across different departments or regions.

     

    Predictive Maintenance Dashboard

    Utilize historical maintenance data to build predictive models and create a dashboard that predicts equipment failures and maintenance schedules.

     

    Market Basket Analysis

    Implement association rule mining techniques to analyze transaction data and identify product associations, then visualize the results in a dashboard.

     

    Fraud Detection Dashboard

    Utilize advanced analytics and machine learning algorithms to detect patterns indicative of fraudulent activity and visualize the findings in a dashboard.

     

    Geospatial Analytics Dashboard

    Incorporate geospatial data to create interactive maps and visualize spatial patterns in data such as customer locations or sales territories.

     

    Economic Forecasting Dashboard

    Utilize time-series forecasting models to predict economic indicators such as GDP growth or unemployment rates, and visualize the forecasts in a dashboard.

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    Instructor
    Aparna

    Experience : 3 Years

    Aparna is highly skilled in Power BI tools and has a knack for simplifying complex data concepts for easy understanding.

    Specialized in : Power BI Desktop, Power Query, DAX, Data Modeling, Data Visualization, and Dashboard Development.

    Instructor
    Karthik

    Experience : 4 Years

    Karthik has a proven track record of delivering successful Power BI projects and is adept at leveraging its full potential.

    Specialized in : Power BI Service, Power Automate, Power Apps, Data Integration, Data Governance, and Report Sharing.

    Instructor
    Priya

    Experience : 4 Years

    Priya excels in optimizing Power BI environments for efficiency and security compliance, ensuring smooth operations.

    Specialized on : Power BI Administration, Security Management, Performance Optimization, Embedded Analytics, and Custom Visuals.

    Power BI Training Overview

    Power BI is a powerful business analytics tool developed by Microsoft that empowers users to visualize and analyze data from various sources to gain insights into their organization's performance. It offers a user-friendly interface for creating interactive reports, dashboards, and data visualizations, enabling users to make data-driven decisions effectively. With robust data connectivity options, including Excel spreadsheets, databases, cloud services, and streaming data, Power BI allows users to seamlessly integrate and transform data for analysis. Its advanced features such as natural language queries, AI-powered insights, and predictive analytics further enhance the capabilities for extracting valuable insights from data.

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    Reasons to Consider Enrolling in Power BI Training

    Enrolling in Power BI training offers several compelling reasons for individuals and organizations alike:

    • Power BI training equips individuals with the skills needed to effectively analyze and interpret data, enabling them to derive valuable insights and make informed decisions.
    • Proficiency in Power BI is highly sought after by employers across various industries. Enrolling in training can significantly enhance one's resume and increase job opportunities.
    • Learning how to use Power BI efficiently can streamline data analysis processes, leading to increased productivity and efficiency in the workplace.
    • With the ability to create interactive reports and dashboards in Power BI, users can visualize data in meaningful ways, facilitating better decision-making at all levels of an organization.
    • Power BI integrates seamlessly with other Microsoft tools such as Excel and SharePoint, as well as with various data sources and cloud services, providing a comprehensive analytics solution.
    • In today's data-driven world, staying updated with the latest tools and technologies is crucial. Power BI training ensures that individuals remain competitive and relevant in their field.

    Techniques and Trends in Power BI Development

    Power BI development encompasses a wide range of techniques and trends that enable users to create powerful data visualizations and analytics solutions. Some notable techniques and trends in Power BI development include:

    • Effective data modeling is crucial for organizing and structuring data within Power BI. Techniques such as creating relationships between tables, defining measures, and optimizing data models contribute to efficient data analysis and visualization.
    • DAX is a formula language used in Power BI for creating calculated columns, measures, and calculated tables. Proficiency in DAX allows developers to perform complex calculations and manipulate data to derive insights effectively.
    • Power BI offers a wide range of visualization options, including charts, graphs, maps, and custom visuals. Understanding best practices for data visualization, such as choosing the right chart type, utilizing colors effectively, and ensuring accessibility, is essential for creating impactful and intuitive dashboards and reports.
    • Power BI supports advanced analytics techniques such as predictive analytics, machine learning, and statistical analysis through integration with Azure Machine Learning and R programming language. Leveraging these capabilities enables developers to uncover patterns, trends, and anomalies in data, leading to more informed decision-making.
    • Power BI allows developers to create custom visuals using JavaScript and the Power BI visuals SDK. Developing custom visuals enables organizations to extend the capabilities of Power BI and tailor visualizations to specific business requirements.
    • Power Query is a data transformation tool in Power BI that uses the M language. Understanding M language syntax and functions allows developers to perform data cleansing, shaping, and transformation tasks efficiently, enhancing the quality of data analysis.

    Techniques and Trends in Power BI Development

    • Java is a popular choice for building microservices due to its scalability and robustness, enabling developers to create loosely-coupled, independently deployable components within applications.
    • The adoption of serverless platforms like AWS Lambda and Azure Functions is growing. Java is a suitable language for building serverless applications, as it can handle the stateless, event-driven nature of serverless functions.
    • Reactive frameworks like Spring WebFlux are gaining popularity for building asynchronous, non-blocking applications, which can provide better scalability and responsiveness.
    • While not a replacement for Java, Kotlin is becoming increasingly popular as a language that complements Java, offering concise syntax and improved safety. Many Java projects are adopting Kotlin for development.
    • Technologies like Kubernetes and Docker are commonly used in conjunction with Java for containerization and orchestration.
    • Java has libraries and frameworks like Deeplearning4j and Weka that are used for AI and machine learning development. These are gaining traction in Java development.
    • Java is being used to create blockchain applications and smart contracts, as seen in projects like Hyperledger Fabric
    • Automation of the software development lifecycle using CI/CD pipelines, tools like Jenkins, and practices like GitOps are crucial for modern Java development.

    The Most Recent Power BI Tools

    Updates to the Power BI service have introduced features like shared and certified datasets, deployment pipelines, and enhanced data protection. The Power BI mobile app has seen improvements in navigation and offline viewing capabilities. Additionally, Power BI Embedded has been refined to offer better performance and scalability for developers embedding Power BI content into custom applications. Integration with Azure services has been strengthened, particularly with Azure Synapse Analytics and Azure Machine Learning. Lastly, advancements in AI-powered insights and data governance features underscore Microsoft's commitment to providing users with cutting-edge tools for effective data analysis and decision-making within Power BI.

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    Power BI Training Objectives

    Power BI Certification courses typically provide comprehensive training on using Microsoft Power BI, a business analytics tool, to create interactive reports and dashboards. These courses cover various aspects of Power BI, including data modeling, visualization, and data analysis techniques.

  • Ability to create interactive and visually appealing data visualizations for web applications.
  • Integration of Power BI reports and dashboards directly into web applications, enhancing data-driven decision-making.
  • Opportunity to work with diverse datasets and present insights in a user-friendly manner.
  • Increased marketability and demand for skills in data visualization and analytics.
  • Potential for higher salaries and career growth in the field of data analytics and web development.
  • Business Intelligence Analyst
  • Data Analyst
  • Business Analyst
  • Data Scientist
  • Power BI Developer

    • Yes, there are numerous career opportunities for individuals with Power BI training. As organizations increasingly rely on data-driven decision-making, the demand for professionals proficient in Power BI and data visualization tools continues to grow. Industries such as finance, healthcare, retail, and consulting regularly seek skilled individuals to analyze data and extract actionable insights using Power BI.

  • Microsoft
  • Deloitte
  • Accenture
  • Amazon
  • PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers)
  • IBM
  • Capgemini
  • KPMG

    • The difficulty of learning Power BI depends on your prior experience with data analysis tools and your familiarity with concepts such as data modeling and visualization. For beginners, Power BI might have a learning curve, but its intuitive interface and extensive online resources make it relatively accessible. With dedication and practice, mastering Power BI can be achievable for individuals with varying levels of expertise.

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    To become certified in Power BI, you typically need to pass one or more certification exams administered by Microsoft. While there are no specific educational requirements, having a good understanding of data analysis and visualization concepts, as well as experience with Power BI, is beneficial.

    Obtaining a Power BI certification can enhance your employment prospects, especially if you're aiming for roles that require proficiency in data analysis and visualization. However, it's not a guarantee of employment. Employers may consider your certification along with other qualifications and experience when making hiring decisions.

    Yes, you can pursue multiple Power BI course certifications to deepen your knowledge and demonstrate proficiency in different areas of Power BI. Microsoft offers various certification exams covering different aspects and levels of proficiency in Power BI.

  • Microsoft Certified: Data Analyst Associate
  • Microsoft Certified: Data Engineer Associate
  • Microsoft Certified: Power BI + Dynamics 365 Solution Architect Expert
  • Microsoft Certified: Power Platform App Maker Associate
  • Validating your skills and expertise in Power BI, which can enhance your credibility with employers and clients.
  • Providing structured learning paths to help you master Power BI functionalities.
  • Opening up new job opportunities and potentially increasing your earning potential.

    • For beginners, the Microsoft Certified: Data Analyst Associate certification may be suitable. This certification validates skills in data visualization, modeling, and preparing data for analysis using Power BI.

  • Data Analyst
  • Business Analyst
  • Data Engineer
  • Business Intelligence Developer
  • Data Scientist
  • Database Administrator

    • Yes, you can take certification exams for Power BI online through the Microsoft Certification website or authorized exam delivery partners. Microsoft offers online proctored exams that you can take from the comfort of your home or office.

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    Power BI Course Duration and Fees

    Level Course Duration Fees Structure
    Basic 1 - 1.5 Months ₹7,000 - ₹9,000
    Advanced 1.5 - 2 Months ₹7,000 - ₹10,000

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  • Power BI Desktop
  • Power BI Service
  • Power BI Mobile
  • Power BI Premium

    • Yes, Power BI offers a free version called Power BI Desktop, which allows users to create reports and dashboards for personal use. Additionally, there is a limited free version of Power BI Service available with fewer features.

    While both Power BI and Excel are used for data analysis, Power BI is more specialized for creating interactive visualizations and dashboards, handling large datasets, and sharing insights with others. Excel, on the other hand, is a general-purpose spreadsheet tool that offers more flexibility in data manipulation and formula-based calculations.

    Yes, Power BI can connect to a wide range of data sources including databases, cloud services, Excel files, CSV files, XML files, web pages, and more.

    Power Query is a data transformation tool in Power BI that allows users to import, clean, and transform data from different sources before loading it into the data model.

    DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) is a formula language used in Power BI for creating custom calculations and aggregations on data in the data model.

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    You can access Power BI online by signing in to the Power BI service through a web browser using your Microsoft account or organizational account.

    Some benefits of using Power BI online include accessibility from any device with an internet connection, real-time collaboration with colleagues, seamless integration with other Microsoft tools, and automatic updates without the need for manual installations.

    Yes, Power BI offers a free version called Power BI Desktop, and a limited free version of Power BI Service is available with fewer features. However, more advanced features are available with paid subscriptions.

    Power BI Desktop is a desktop application for creating reports and dashboards, while Power BI online (Power BI Service) is a cloud-based platform for publishing, sharing, and collaborating on reports and dashboards.

    Yes, you can create reports and dashboards directly in Power BI online using datasets imported from various data sources or uploaded from Power BI Desktop.

    Some limitations of Power BI online compared to Power BI Desktop include fewer data transformation capabilities, limited file size for datasets and reports, and dependency on an internet connection for access.

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    Power BI is a business analytics tool by Microsoft that allows organizations to visualize and analyze their data, share insights, and make data-driven decisions. It benefits organizations by providing powerful data visualization capabilities, facilitating data exploration and analysis, enabling collaboration and sharing of insights, and helping to drive business growth and efficiency through informed decision-making.

    Yes, Power BI can integrate with a wide range of existing data infrastructure including databases (SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL), cloud services (Azure, AWS), files (Excel, CSV), and software applications through APIs or connectors. This allows organizations to leverage their existing data assets within Power BI for analysis and reporting.

    Power BI offers robust security features to protect sensitive corporate data, including data encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access control, row-level security, multi-factor authentication, and compliance with industry standards such as GDPR and HIPAA. Additionally, organizations have control over data access and can monitor usage through audit logs.

    Power BI can be deployed in various ways to suit the organization's needs, including cloud-based deployment through Power BI Service, on-premises deployment using Power BI Report Server, or hybrid deployment combining both cloud and on-premises solutions. Organizations can choose the deployment option that best fits their infrastructure and security requirements.

    Yes, Power BI is compliant with industry regulations such as GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). It provides features and controls to help organizations comply with data privacy and security requirements, such as data encryption, access controls, audit logging, and compliance certifications.

    Yes, Power BI can be customized to match corporate branding and requirements through features such as custom color themes, logos, and report templates. Organizations can create branded templates, apply custom themes, and design reports and dashboards to reflect their corporate identity and visual style.

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