About this course
The Power BI Certification Training Course teaches you to master data analysis and visualization using Power BI. It covers data modeling, dashboard creation, and DAX for advanced analytics, preparing you for the Power BI certification exam. Perfect for advancing your skills in business intelligence.
Curriculum
- Introduction to Power BI
- Introduction to Business Intelligence
- Self-Service Business Intelligence (SSBI)
- Introduction to Power BI
- Traditional BI vs. Power BI
- Power BI vs. Tableau vs. QlikView
- Uses of Power BI
- The Flow of Work in Power BI
- Working with Power BI
- Basic Components of Power BI
- Comparison of Power BI Version
- Introduction to Building Blocks of Power BI
- Data model and importance of Data Modeling
Power BI Desktop and Data Transformation
- Data Sources in Power BI Desktop
- Loading Data in Power BI Desktop
- Views in Power BI Desktop
- Query Editor In Power BI
- Transform, Clean, Shape, and Model Data
- Manage Data Relationship
- Editing a Relationship
- Cross Filter Direction
- Saving Workfile
- Measures
Data Analysis Expression (DAX)
- Introduction to DAX
- Importance of DAX
- Data Types in DAX
- DAX Calculation Types
- Steps to Create Calculated Columns
- Measures in DAX
- DAX Syntax
- DAX Functions
- DAX Operators
- DAX Tables and Filtering
Data Visualization
- Introduction to Visuals In Power BI
- Visualization Charts in Power BI
- Matrixes and Tables
- Slicers and Map Visualizations
- Gauges and Single Number Cards
- Modifying Colors in Charts And Visuals
- Shapes, Text Boxes, and Images
- Custom Visuals
- Page Layout and Formatting
- Bookmarks and Selection Pane
- KPI Visuals
- Z-order
- Grouping and Binding
Power BI Service
- Introduction to Power BI Service
- Creating a Dashboard
- Quick Insights in Power BI
- Configuring a Dashboard
- Power BI Q&A
- Ask Questions about your Data
- Power BI Embedded
- Bookmarks and buttons
Connectivity Modes
- Data Sources Supported in Power BI
- Exploring Live Connections to Data Sources
- Connecting Directly to SQL Azure
- Connecting Directly to SQL Server Analysis Services/My SQL
- Import Power View and Power Pivot
- Data Gateways
- Direct Query vs. Import Connectivity Modes
- Connecting Power BI in Excel
Power BI Connectivity and its Business Applications (PwC)
- Overview of the curriculum
- What is BI?
- How does a real-life project work?
- Industry standard architecture of a BI implementation project (Self – paced)
- Industry-standard KPIs of Sales, Manufacturing, and Sales departments
- Power BI adoption of a manufacturing company
- Power BI connectivity modes: Import, Direct Query, and Live Connection (Self – paced)
- Power BI connectivity mode with on-premise data: Files, Excel, Text/CSV, PDF files, and Folders
- Power BI connectivity mode with on-cloud data: Snowflake, Azure SQL DB, Azure Blob Storage,
- AWS Redshift, S3, Web, API, and Azure Analysis Service
Data Driven Visualization and Modeling (PwC)
- Industry-standard data modeling to analyze three business functional areas: Sales,
- Manufacture, and Finance
- Data Cleaning for Repost/Dashboard Creation: Column Manipulation and Adjusting Data
- DAX capabilities
- How Measures and Calculated columns can be used as per critical business requirements
- Application of Slicers, filters, Drill up, Drill Down, Drill through, and Bookmark functions in a
- real-life project
- Application of Scroller, Gauge, and Map in a real-life project
FAQ
What is Power BI Certification?
Power BI Certification validates your expertise in using Microsoft Power BI for data analysis, visualization, and reporting, proving your ability to handle real-world business intelligence tasks.
Which certifications are available for Power BI?
The primary certification is the “Microsoft Certified: Data Analyst Associate” which focuses on Power BI. Other related certifications include those for broader Microsoft data and analytics roles.
What are the prerequisites for Power BI Certification?
There are no formal prerequisites, but familiarity with data analysis concepts, Excel, and basic Power BI knowledge is recommended. Training and hands-on experience are beneficial.
How can I prepare for the Power BI certification exam?
Prepare by taking a Power BI certification training course, studying the official exam guide, practicing with sample questions, and gaining hands-on experience with Power BI tools.
How long is the Power BI certification exam?
The exam typically lasts 120 minutes, with a mix of multiple-choice, drag-and-drop, and case study questions.
Where can I take the Power BI certification exam?
The exam can be taken at Pearson VUE test centers or online through Microsoft’s exam platform.
What is the cost of the Power BI certification exam?
The exam fee is approximately $165 USD, though it may vary by location and currency.
How many questions are on the Power BI certification exam?
The exam generally includes around 40-60 questions, depending on the specific certification and its format.
What topics are covered in the Power BI certification exam?
Topics include data preparation, data modeling, DAX functions, report and dashboard creation, and using Power BI Service.
How often do I need to renew my Power BI certification?
Microsoft certifications are typically valid for two years. Stay updated with changes in Power BI and renew your certification as needed.
What is the passing score for the Power BI certification exam?
The passing score is generally around 700 out of 1,000 points, though this may vary slightly based on the exam.
Can I retake the Power BI certification exam if I fail?
Yes, you can retake the exam if needed. Microsoft may require a waiting period and additional fees for retakes.
What resources are available for studying?
Microsoft provides official study guides, practice tests, online courses, and community forums. Additionally, third-party resources and books are available.
Is practical experience required for the exam?
While not mandatory, practical experience with Power BI is highly recommended to effectively understand and apply concepts during the exam.
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