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Comprehensive introduction to Microsoft Fabric’s core concepts and terminologies
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Exploration of Lakehouses, Delta Tables, and Data Pipelines for effective data management
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Tools for creating and automating Power BI reports, including paginated reports
Dive into the dynamic world of data analytics with this hands-on course that builds your foundational understanding of Microsoft Power BI while introducing you to the transformative capabilities of Microsoft Fabric. You’ll begin with core concepts, setting up your workspace, and exploring the intuitive Fabric interface. As you progress, you'll learn how to import, manage, and prepare data using tools like Lakehouse and Dataflow Gen 2, gradually crafting powerful, performance-optimized Delta tables.
The course then transitions into real-world applications, showing how to integrate Fabric items with Power BI for insightful visualizations and automated reporting. You'll master the creation of semantic models, utilize SQL endpoints for advanced querying, and build both standard and paginated reports tailored to business needs. Interactive walkthroughs will guide you through parameterized notebooks, PySpark automation, and dynamic pipelines to elevate your data engineering capabilities.
By the end, you’ll understand how to deploy efficient workflows, manage version control, and synchronize semantic models with One Lake for streamlined performance. This practical, end-to-end journey equips you not just with technical know-how but the strategic insight needed to optimize Power BI for enterprise-level reporting and decision-making.
This course is designed for data professionals, analysts, and Power BI developers eager to master Microsoft Fabric for advanced data management and reporting. While a basic understanding of data concepts and Power BI is helpful, no prior experience with Microsoft Fabric is required. Whether you're new to data engineering or looking to enhance your Power BI workflows, this course offers valuable insights and hands-on experience for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced users.
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Understand Microsoft Fabric's core features and functionalities
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Set up and configure Fabric for optimal data management
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Build and extend data pipelines using Dataflow Gen 2
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Create and automate Power BI reports for data analysis and decision-making
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Leverage advanced features like Delta tables, event streaming, and semantic models
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Use external tools for advanced data analysis and SQL interaction in Fabric