Confident Power BI work - You will learn to navigate Power BI Desktop with confidence, load data, and build reports from scratch, so you can prepare useful analyses faster in your everyday work.
Better database understanding - You will organize key concepts related to databases, tables, and views, making it easier for you to connect Power BI to SQL and work more confidently with structured data.
Well-built data models - You will learn how to load source data, create measures, and validate a data model, so your reports stay consistent, readable, and ready for further business analysis.
Practical DAX skills - You will master creating calculated fields and columns in DAX, which will let you build your own indicators, define measures, and extend the logic behind your reports.
Effective data shaping - You will learn to filter, sort, group, aggregate, split, and merge data in Power Query, allowing you to prepare analysis-ready datasets without manual spreadsheet work.
Clear reports and sharing - You will learn how to choose charts, tables, KPIs, and slicers, and how to export to PDF, publish to the cloud, and embed reports in SharePoint for easy sharing.
Independent SQL querying - You will practice SELECT statements, operators, text and numeric functions, date operations, and sorting, so you can prepare better data before loading it into Power BI.
Table joins and aggregation - You will understand joins, GROUP BY, and aggregate functions, so you can combine data from multiple tables, create summaries, and improve how your queries perform.
Computer literacy - You should be comfortable working in Windows, launching applications, saving files, and navigating folders so you can focus on data analysis instead of basic computer tasks.
Basic data handling - You should understand what rows, columns, and tables are and be able to read a simple dataset, so transforming and analyzing data during the course will be easier for you.
Excel basics - You should know basic Excel tasks such as filtering, sorting, and using simple formulas, because this will help you understand reporting logic and day-to-day data work.
Analytical basics - You should be able to interpret simple metrics, sums, and averages, so you can create measures more smoothly, read SQL query results, and build meaningful visualizations.
