Power BI in Practice: Turning Data into Knowledge

Start

16 of September

Duration

24 hours

Schedule

to be defined

About the Training

The general objective of the Power BI course is to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge in Business Intelligence , covering from fundamentals to advanced skills. Participants will be able to model data, create impactful visualizations, manage Power BI Service and explore advanced functionalities of the tool, preparing them to act effectively in business environments.

Objetives

Understand the basic concepts of Business Intelligence and how Power BI fits into this context;
Learn techniques to clean, transform, and prepare data for analysis;
Master the creation of efficient data models for analysis;
Explore methods to calculate and interpret key metrics in data;
Know and apply different types of visualizations and themes to improve data communication;
Adapt and optimize reports for mobile devices;
Learn licensing options and manage Power BI Service;
Understand how to ensure data security and effectively share reports;
Explore integrations with other tools.

Recipients

This course is aimed at professionals who wish to use the program as a tool for data import, processing, and analysis, with responsibilities in managing teams and clients, as well as the general public.

Prerequisites

Operating System: Trainees must use a computer with the operating system: Windows.

It is recommended to use two monitors.

Program

Chapter 1: Introduction to Power BI

Introduction to the course

Introduction of the trainer and trainees.
Presentation of the course contents.
Clarification of the course objectives.
Explanation of the evaluation methodology.

Business Intelligence e Power BI

Introduction to business intelligence and Power BI.
Understanding the Power BI ecosystems (desktop, service, and mobile).
Presentation of case studies.
Installation and configuration of Power BI.
Exploration of the Power BI interface.

Chapter 2: Semantic Model

Data Processing

Data lifecycle.
Data import. Connection to different data sources.
Introduction to Power Query and M language to clean and transform data.
Advanced Power Query operations.

Data Modeling

Data modeling concepts (e.g., star schema).
Creating relationships between tables. Understanding different types of relationships (one-to-many, many-to-many).
Introduction to DAX language (Data Analysis Expressions).
Creating calculated tables and columns using DAX.
Introduction to the Tabular Editor tool.

Metrics

Filter context vs. row context.
Implementing metrics in DAX.
Case study on advanced DAX functions.
Use cases of advanced DAX functions (time intelligence and iterators).
Introduction to the DAX Studio tool.

Chapter 3: Visualization

Visuals and Themes

Best practices for developing effective and impactful visualizations.
Different types of visuals (charts, cards, maps).
Enhancing visualizations with formatting options and themes.
Implementing interactive features such as drill-downs and cross-filtering.
Introduction to custom visuals and their incorporation into reports.

Power BI for Mobile Applications

Design for mobile applications.

Chapter 4: Administering Power BI

Power BI Service Administration

Power BI licensing options.
Management of workspaces, semantic models, and reports in Power BI Service.
Creation and sharing of reports and apps.
Power BI Gateway for scheduled refreshes.

Security and Sharing

Configuration of security parameters and access management.
Implementation of row-level security (RLS).

Chapter 5: Integration and Advanced Features

Chapter 6: Case Studies

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Course within the scope of DGERT certification integrated in area 481 – Computer science