Dimensional Data Modeling

1h 37m 57s
English
Paid

Course description

In today's world, where data plays a key role, effective organization of information is the foundation for quality analytics and report building. Multidimensional data modeling is an important approach that allows structuring data for quick access and informed decision-making.

This course provides a detailed introduction to the fundamental concepts of dimensional modeling. You will learn how fact and dimension tables work, what slowly changing dimensions (SCD) are, as well as the different types of fact tables.

During the course, you will gain practical experience in setting up and working with a data warehouse using real tools - DuckDB and DBeaver. By the end of the training, you will confidently understand how to design a data model for high-performance analytics and reporting.

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Course includes:

Introduction to Data Warehouses

You will learn the basics of building warehouses and their importance for analytical processing. Discover how a data warehouse consolidates information from various sources for fast and scalable analysis.

Basics of Dimensional Modeling

You will become acquainted with key elements: dimensional and fact tables. You will learn how to design a data structure for analytics, determine business metrics, find suitable dimensions, and link them together. Through practical examples, you will master the principles of building a meaningful and efficient data model.

Setting Up a Data Warehouse

You will learn to work with DuckDB and DBeaver: create tables, manage them, and prepare the environment for analytics. The module includes step-by-step instructions for setting up the environment and deploying your first warehouse.

Working with a Data Warehouse

Dive into advanced topics: learn to handle slowly changing dimensions (SCD), work with different types of fact tables - transactional and cumulative. You will understand how to track business events and trends, as well as optimize queries and analyze large volumes of data.

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# Title Duration
1 Introduction 01:58
2 Course Goals 02:06
3 Intro to Data Warehousing 06:43
4 Approaches to building a data warehouse 05:21
5 Dimension tables explained 05:35
6 Fact tables explained 06:35
7 Identifying dimensions 03:17
8 What is duckdb 05:59
9 First DuckDB hands-on 02:21
10 Creating tables in duckdb 02:41
11 Installing dbeaver 06:50
12 Exploring scd0 and scd1 19:58
13 Exploring scd2 13:53
14 Exploring transaction fact table 06:29
15 Exploring accumulating fact table 07:18
16 Conclusion 00:53

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