Team Academy/Microsoft Fabric - Data Engineering & Analytics Professional

  • $1,648

Microsoft Fabric - Data Engineering & Analytics Professional

Microsoft Fabric is a powerful data analytics platform from Microsoft that helps businesses in Qatar and the Gulf region manage, process, and analyze data more efficiently. It combines data storage, transformation, governance, and visualization into one seamless system.

With Microsoft Fabric, you can easily connect different data sources, automate data workflows, and generate real-time insights using tools like OneLake, Data Factory, Dataflows Gen2, and Power BI. This platform ensures smooth and secure data management, empowering decision-makers in Qatar’s dynamic business landscape to act faster and with greater accuracy.

Target Audience

Educational Background: A bachelor's degree in data analytics, IT, business intelligence, or a related field is recommended. Professionals with substantial experience in data management may also qualify.

Basic Understanding of Microsoft Fabric: A foundational knowledge of data analytics and Power BI is beneficial but not mandatory. The course covers essential concepts from the ground up.

Course Features

  • Comprehensive Analytics Training – Covers end-to-end analytics, including data warehousing, lakehouses, Power BI, and real-time intelligence.

  • Advanced Data Warehousing & Lakehouse Implementation – Explore Medallion Architecture, structured/unstructured data management, and performance optimization designed to support the needs of enterprises in Qatar..

  • Power BI & Semantic Modeling – Design scalable models, optimize DAX calculations and manage security in Power BI environments.

  • Real-Time Intelligence & Automation—Use Event streams, dashboards, and automation tools to analyze live data and trigger real-time actions.

  • Security, Governance, & Compliance – Implement role-based access, data masking, and governance using Microsoft Purview to ensure compliance and security.

  • System Monitoring & Performance Optimization—Use Fabric Monitor Hub and Activator to track, troubleshoot, and optimize system performance ensuring high availability and performance in businesses across globe.

This program is designed for exclusive one-to-one training, with the flexibility to accommodate up to three participants. If you require additional seats, please click the Corporate Training Enquiry button and share your requirements. Our team will reach out to you shortly.

Program Instructor

MR. Dinesh R M

Dinesh R M , MBA, PMP - Microsoft Certified Instructor

The Instructor Posses expertise in data science, project management, and digital transformation.

He holds key certifications in Power BI Data Analysis, PMP, IBM Design Thinking, and AI.

He has substantial experience in data analytics, data warehousing, risk analytics, and Project management.

Having worked with organizations like Qatar Airways and Microsoft. His skills include statistical analysis, machine learning, and AI.

Supported by a B.Tech in Chemical Engineering and an MBA specializing in Finance and Statistics.

Passionate About : Agriculture & Rain Forest Development.

Lesson Plan

Getting Started

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Get started with Microsoft Fabric

Introduction to end-to-end analytics using Microsoft Fabric
Understand data warehouse fundamentals
Understand data warehouses in Fabric
Data teams and Microsoft Fabric
Enable Microsoft Fabric
Fabric Lakehouse
OneLake
Data Factory
Data Flow – Gen 2
Understand Data pipelines
Real-Time Intelligence in Microsoft Fabric
Lab Exercise- Explore Real-Time Intelligence in Fabric
Power BI Workspace Administration– Modelling, Visualization & reporting
Data Activator – Real-time insights and automation
Fabric Monitor hub
Data Governance in Fabric with Purview Compliance Manager

Ingest Data with Microsoft Fabric

Ingest Data with Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric
Understand Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric
Explore Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric
Integrate Dataflows Gen2 and Pipelines in Microsoft Fabric
Orchestrate Process and data movement
Understand pipelines
Use the Copy Data activity
Use pipeline templates
Run and monitor pipelines

Implement a Data Warehouse with Microsoft Fabric

Get Started with data warehouses in Microsoft Fabric
Prepare data for analysis and reporting
Secure a Microsoft Fabric Data warehouse
Monitor a Microsoft Fabric Datawarehouse
Load data into Microsoft Fabric
Query a data warehouse
Explore data load strategies
Use data pipelines to load a warehouse
Load and transform data with Dataflow Gen2

Implement a Lakehouse with Microsoft Fabric

Get Started with Lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric
Explore end to end analytics with Microsoft Fabric
Work with Delta Lake tables in Microsoft Fabric
Explore and transform data in a lakehouse
Organize a Fabric lakehouse using Medallion Architecture
Lab Exercise - Organize your Fabric lakehouse using a medallion architecture
Describe Medallion Architecture
Implement a Medallion Architecture in Fabric
Considerations for managing your lakehouse

Work with Semantic Models in Microsoft Fabric

Add measures to Power BI Desktop models
Create simple measures
Create compound measures
Create quick measures
Compare calculated columns with measures
Design scalable semantic models
Lab Exercise - Design a scalable semantic model
Choose the best storage mode
Configure semantic models for large data
Work with relationships
Write DAX for readability with complex calculations
Lab Exercise - Create DAX Calculations in Power BI Desktop
Create dynamic calculation elements
Optimize a model for performance in Power BI
Use variables to improve performance and troubleshooting
Reduce cardinality
Optimize DirectQuery models with table-level storage
Create and manage aggregations
Create and manage Power BI assets
Create reusable Power BI assets
Manage development lifecycle for Power BI assets
Use lineage view and endorse data assets
Manage a Power BI semantic model using XMLA endpoint
Enforce Power BI model security
Lab Exercise: Enforce model security
Restrict access to Power BI model data
Restrict access to Power BI model objects
Apply good modeling practices
Work with Power BI Workspace and Co-Pilot
Manage Power BI workspaces
Collaborate using Power BI shared datasets
Enhancing Reports with Copilot

Implement Real-Time Intelligence with Microsoft Fabric

Get Started with Real - Time Intelligence
What is real-time data analytics?
Real-Time Intelligence in Microsoft Fabric
Ingest and transform real-time data
Store and query real-time data
Visualize real-time data
Automate actions
Work with Real -Time data in a Microsoft Fabric Eventhouse
Get started with an eventhouse
Materialized views and stored functions
Use Real -Time Eventstreams
Components of eventstreams
Eventstream sources and destinations
Eventstream transformations
Create Real Time Dashboards
Get started with real-time dashboards
Lab Exercise - Get started with Real-Time Dashboards in Microsoft Fabric-
Advanced features
Real-Time Dashboard best practices

Administer and Govern Microsoft Fabric

Administer a Microsoft Fabric environment
Understand the Fabric Architecture
Understand the Fabric administrator role
Manage Fabric security
Govern data in Fabric
Secure data access in Microsoft Fabric
Lab Exercise - Secure data access in Microsoft Fabric
Understand the Fabric security model
Configure workspace and item permissions
Secure a Microsoft Fabric data warehouse
Lab Exercise - Secure a warehouse in Microsoft Fabric
Explore dynamic data masking
Implement row-level security
Implement column-level security
Govern data in Microsoft Fabric with Purview
Govern data in Microsoft Fabric
Why use Microsoft Purview with Microsoft Fabric?
Govern data in the Microsoft Purview hub

Manage & Monitor Microsoft Fabric Evironment

Manage a Microsoft Fabric Environment
Monitor activities in Microsoft Fabric
Understand monitoring
Use Microsoft Fabric Monitor Hub
Take action with Microsoft Fabric Activator

FAQs

What is Microsoft Fabric?

Microsoft Fabric is a cloud-based analytics platform that brings together data storage, transformation, visualization, and governance into a unified system. It includes tools like OneLake, Data Factory, Dataflows Gen2, Power BI, and real-time analytics features.

Who should take this course?

This course is designed for data analysts, business intelligence professionals, data engineers, IT administrators, and anyone interested in learning enterprise-scale data analytics using Microsoft Fabric. Beginners and advanced users alike can benefit from the structured learning approach.

Do I need prior experience with data analytics?

No, prior experience is not required, but basic knowledge of databases, data processing, or business intelligence tools will be helpful. The course covers both foundational and advanced topics, making it suitable for beginners and professionals.

How is Microsoft Fabric different from traditional data platforms?

Unlike traditional data platforms, Microsoft Fabric integrates multiple services into a single system, reducing the need for multiple tools. It combines data lakes, warehouses, ETL processes, and real-time analytics in one seamless environment, improving efficiency and collaboration.

How does Microsoft Fabric help with real-time analytics?

Microsoft Fabric includes eventstreams and real-time dashboards, allowing businesses to process and visualize live data instantly. This helps in making faster and more data-driven decisions.

How does Microsoft Fabric ensure data security and governance?

Microsoft Fabric includes built-in governance features through Microsoft Purview. It supports role-based access control, data masking, encryption, and compliance management to ensure secure and regulated data handling.

How can Microsoft Fabric improve business decision-making?

By integrating data from different sources, automating workflows, and providing real-time insights, Microsoft Fabric enables businesses to make faster, more informed, and data-driven decisions.