Transcript Course Introduction

Course Introduction
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Lesson Agenda
This lesson provides an introduction to the:
• Instructor and class participants
• Training site information
• Course:
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Audience
Prerequisites
Goal
Objectives
Methodology
Materials
Agenda
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Instructor and Class Participants
• Who are you?
– Name
– Company
– Role
• What is your prior experience?
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Business intelligence
Data warehouse design
Database design
Oracle BI applications
• How do you expect to benefit from this course?
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Training Site Information
• Bathrooms
• Class duration and
breaks
• Telephones
• Meals and
refreshments
• Fire exits
• Questions?
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Course Audience
This course is intended for:
• Application developers
• Applications administrators
• Business intelligence developers
• Business analysts
• Data modelers
• Database designers
• Data warehouse analysts
• Technical consultants
• Technical business analysts
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Course Prerequisites
Recommended experience:
• Business intelligence
• Data warehouse design
• Data modeling
• Database design
• Basic SQL
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Course Goal
To enable students to build and deploy an Oracle Business
Intelligence repository and to create, modify, and administer
Oracle Business Intelligence Interactive Dashboards
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Course Methodology
The subject matter is delivered through:
• Lectures and slide presentations
• Software demonstrations
• Class discussions
• Hands-on practices
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Course Materials
• Student Guide
– All slides presented during lectures
• Practice Guide
– Hands-on practices and solutions
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Course Agenda
Day One:
• Lesson I: Course Introduction
• Lesson 1: Oracle BI Enterprise Edition: Overview
• Lesson 2: Oracle BI Enterprise Edition Architecture
• Lesson 3: Repository Basics
• Lesson 4: Building the Physical Layer of a Repository
• Lesson 5: Building the Business Model and Mapping Layer
• Lesson 6: Building the Presentation Layer
• Lesson 7: Testing and Validating a Repository
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Course Agenda
Day Two:
• Lesson 8: Adding Multiple Logical Table Sources
• Lesson 9: Adding Calculations to a Fact
• Lesson 10: Creating Dimension Hierarchies
• Lesson 11: Using Aggregates
• Lesson 12: Using Partitions and Fragments
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Course Agenda
Day Three:
• Lesson 13:
• Lesson 14:
• Lesson 15:
• Lesson 16:
• Lesson 17:
• Lesson 18:
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Using Repository Variables
Modeling Time Series Data
Localizing Oracle BI Metadata
Setting an Implicit Fact Column
Security
Cache Management
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Course Agenda
Day Four:
• Lesson 19:
• Lesson 20:
• Lesson 21:
• Lesson 22:
• Lesson 23:
• Lesson 24:
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Enabling Usage Tracking
Multi-User Development
Working with Oracle BI Answers
Filtering Requests in Oracle BI Answers
Oracle BI Answers: Advanced Features
Building Views and Charts in Requests
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Course Agenda
Day Five:
• Lesson 25:
• Lesson 26:
• Lesson 27:
• Lesson 28:
• Lesson 29:
• Lesson 30:
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Showing Results with Pivot Tables
Creating Oracle BI Interactive Dashboards
Configuring Oracle BI Interactive Dashboards
Customizing the Oracle BI User Interface
Administering the Presentation Catalog
Using Oracle Business Intelligence Delivers
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Summary
This lesson provided an introduction to the:
• Instructor and class participants
• Training site information
• Course:
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Audience
Prerequisites
Goal
Objectives
Methodology
Materials
Agenda
Copyright © 2009, Oracle. All rights reserved.