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Overview:
This two day course covers the essential aspects of Information modeling required by Business Analysts involved in specifying business requirements.
| Name |
Data Modeling for BAs (DM) |
| Duration |
Two (2) days |
| Type |
Instructor-led |
| Target |
Business Analysts, Business Systems Analysts, Project Leads |
| Rating |
4 stars |
| Purpose |
For BA to learn practical techniques for data modeling |
| Pre-req |
none |
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Course Content:
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Data Modeling Fundamentals Conceptual, Logical & Physical Models Entity-Relationship Modeling Multi-dimensional Modeling
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Conceptual Data Modeling for Business Requirements Discovering and Describing Entities and Attributes Entity-Relationship Diagramming Aligning with the Enterprise Data Definitions
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Logical Data Modeling for Detailed Business Requirements Data Attribution: Normalization theory explained and simplified Extending the Data Dictionary Entity Life-Cycle Analysis and State Diagramming Verifying the Logical Data Model Validating with the Enterprise Data Definitions
Learning Objectives:
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Understand the objectives and principles Data Modeling
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Learn very practical business analysis techniques for data modeling
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Understanding the differences between Conceptual, Logical & Physical Models
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Learn how to apply the fundamental constructs of data modeling needed by a BA, including:
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the identification of entity types (concrete, reference, activity and agreement);
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how and why to easily define data relationships;
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metadata definition (description, optionality, cardinality, business rules, etc.);
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simplified data attribution techniques for BA's that drastically simplifies normalization theory to just what a BA needs to know.
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