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80
LESSONS
ALL
SKILL LEVEL
7:16 hr
DURATION
ENGLISH
AUDIO
ENG
SUBTITLES
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OVERVIEW
This course is the foundation for the Microsoft certificate DP-900: Azure Data Fundamentals. It focuses on relational and non-relational data, together with analytics workloads.
No prior knowledge is required. Find out how to access a free Azure trial.
There are regular quizzes to consolidate learning and build confidence.
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WHO IS THE COURSE FOR?
This course is for anybody with an interest in working with Azure.
Knowledge of using spreadsheet is advantageous.
By the end of the course, with some practise, you could take the official Microsoft exam for the DP-900 certification.
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LEARNING PATH
USING AZURE AND THE SQL LANGUAGE
- Start using Microsoft Azure.
- Create SELECT statements.
- Describe query techniques for data using SQL language.
RELATIONAL DATA WORKLOADS AND DATA SERVICES
- Describe relational data workloads.
- Describe relational Azure data services – SQL Server.
- Describe relational Azure data services – other Azure relational databases.
NON-RELATIONAL DATA
- Non-relational data – semi-structured data.
- Describe non-relational data offerings on Azure.
OTHER TOPICS
- Describe common elements of a modern data warehouse.
- Describe real-time data analytics.
- Describe data visualisation in Microsoft Power BI.
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REVIEWS
“Phil is a great instructor. I have taken multiple classes and although I personally needed the assistance of practise exams above and beyond this course, I did pass my certification last week on my first time.” Chris.
“Well thought out material, step through examples. I appreciate the tips for the exam provided.” Megan.
“Very good course. Phillip proves why is indeed the go to guy for everything to do with databases. I have taken a couple of his courses on various aspects of databases and he never disappoints.” Ankona.
“This course helped a lot to understand relational and non-relational database concepts along with Azure cloud products. Thanks a lot for creating such useful course along with practical demo.” Sachin.
