Mastering Tabular Video Course
This video course covers tools and techniques to create enterprise-grade Tabular models with Power BI and Analysis Services.
The Tabular semantic model is the core technology that runs Power BI, Azure Analysis Services, and SQL Server Analysis Services. Knowing the features available, understanding their capabilities, and being aware of the limitations is crucial to planning, implementing, and deploying a complete solution in an enterprise environment.
- Power BI authors can bring their models to the next level, by understanding the details of the model features available in Power BI Desktop and by knowing the additional features available in external tools like Tabular Editor.
- Business Intelligence developers can learn how to create a model for Analysis Services or Power BI Premium using Visual Studio or Tabular Editor, how to deploy and automate the processing, and how to implement security requirements.
- Solution architects can understand how the Tabular engine running in Power BI and Analysis Services works. They will better understand all the details needed to choose the right model type depending on latency requirements and on the budget available: Import, DirectQuery, aggregations, composite models, or push datasets.
- System administrators can learn how to monitor the Tabular engine, how to manage partitions, and how to implement and schedule incremental refresh.
This course is useful to different professionals working with Power BI and Analysis Services. After a first initial review of all the modules, you can use the content as a reference while creating your model. We recommend you review specific modules in depth when working on particular areas of the model, such as security, partitioning, aggregations, deployment, scaling out, and more.
Basic knowledge of DAX is useful to create simple Tabular models. You can follow the free Introducing DAX video course to get acquainted with DAX.
In order to complete your training on Tabular, after the Mastering Tabular video course you should study the Mastering DAX video course. In the Mastering DAX video course, you will learn how to write complex measures and queries using the DAX language, which is not included in the Mastering Tabular video course.
Students have access to a private discussion area where they can interact with the instructors by asking questions related to the lectures and the exercises.
Tabular Editor 3 Enterprise License
Included in your purchase of the Mastering Tabular video course is a license for Tabular Editor 3 Enterprise that is valid for 90 days.
This is to ensure you have time to practice with the more advanced features required in enterprise-level solutions.
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- Rohit Owhal (Aug 4, 2024)
It was great experience learning from to masters. Thank You.
- Johan van der Wilk (May 27, 2024)
Do I have to submit a review to got to 100%?
- – No you don't. You should look at the progress buttons and see where there may be content you have not yet studied.
Reply by Claire Costa (May 27, 2024)
- – No you don't. You should look at the progress buttons and see where there may be content you have not yet studied.
- Nicolas Rojas (Jul 30, 2023)
Es completo, donde se aprende a profundidad el funcionamiento de tabular y tambien herramientas que ayudan a mejorar tanto el armado del modelo, como la mantencion y la escalabilidad. recomiendo este curso en todos los casos ya que se aprende a realizar modelos en visual estudio, tabular editor y power bi. por lo que es realmente util si trabajas con power bi o power pivot en excel.
- Javier Mc Calla Vaz (Nov 1, 2021)
Perfect course!!!
- Kenneth Barber (Oct 16, 2021)
This is a very thorough course about programs that use Tabular and is well worth the price increase compared to its predecessor, and the free upgrade to this course for those that were taking the predecessor was very generous. I have no complaints about this course's content and I am very glad that this course exists. However, the delivery was unnecessarily long-winded and exhausting to watch, even when you watch at double speed. To avoid repetition and reduce the course time, there could have been better integration between Alberto's lectures and Marco's demos, and some of Marco's demos might have been better off being recorded without commentary, edited to speed up mouse movements and waiting time and to remove imperfections, and then commentated after the fact. In general, better planning and heavier use of video editing would have greatly improved the information density of this course and make it easier for students to make connections between the different topics and get a big-picture understanding of Tabular.