Database Developer (MSSQL, SSRS, & SSIS)

Mastering Data Management and Integration: Database Developer Proficiency in MSSQL, SSRS, & SSIS

Created by: Bluelime Learning Solutions
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What Will I Learn?

• Understanding the role and importance of a Database Developer in modern data-centric organizations.
• Installing and configuring Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) for database development.
• Creating and managing relational database structures using T-SQL and MSSQL.
• Writing SQL queries to retrieve, filter, sort, and aggregate data from databases.
• Designing and developing interactive and visually appealing reports using SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS).
• Designing ETL workflows using SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS).
• Building data flow tasks to extract data from various sources and transform it for destination systems.
• Building data flow tasks to extract data from various sources and transform it for destination systems.

Requirements

• Basic Computer Skills: Students should have a fundamental understanding of how to operate a computer, navigate through files and folders, and use software applications.
• Familiarity with Databases: A basic understanding of databases and their concepts, such as tables, rows, columns, and relationships, will be beneficial.
• SQL Fundamentals: Familiarity with SQL (Structured Query Language) basics, including writing SELECT queries, is recommended as the course will involve more advanced SQL topics.
• Basic Programming Concepts: While not mandatory, having some knowledge of programming concepts will help students grasp scripting and custom logic aspects in SSIS.
• Computer and Software Requirements: Students will need access to a computer with internet connectivity. They should have software like Microsoft SQL Server, SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT), and any necessary tools for remote learning, depending on the course delivery method.
• Understanding of Business Data: A general awareness of business data and its importance in decision-making processes can be helpful when working with databases and reports.
• Microsoft Office Skills: Basic skills in using Microsoft Office applications (such as Excel) can aid in understanding reporting concepts and data manipulation.
• Willingness to Learn: Enthusiasm for learning about databases, reporting, and data integration is crucial. These areas can be complex, but a willingness to learn and practice will be valuable.

Target audience

• Aspiring Database Developers: Individuals who are new to the field of database development and want to build a strong foundation in designing, managing, and optimizing databases.
• SQL Developers: Those who have experience with SQL but want to expand their skill set to include advanced database development techniques and data integration.
• Business Intelligence Developers: Individuals interested in working with data to generate meaningful reports, dashboards, and insights for decision-makers.
• IT Professionals: IT professionals looking to enhance their skills and specialize in database development and data integration using Microsoft SQL Server tools.
• Data Analysts: Data analysts who want to explore data transformation and integration techniques for enhancing their analytical capabilities.
• Database Administrators (DBAs): DBAs who want to expand their skill set beyond database administration to include database development and data integration tasks.
• Software Engineers: Software developers who want to broaden their knowledge to include database design and integration into their applications.
• Technology Enthusiasts: Individuals with a passion for technology and data who want to explore the world of databases, reporting, and data integration.
• Career Changers: Professionals looking to transition into a career in the technology industry, especially those interested in database-related roles.
• Students and Graduates: Students pursuing degrees in computer science, information technology, or related fields who want to gain practical skills in database development.
• Self-Learners: Anyone with a strong desire to learn and master the concepts and tools of database development, reporting, and data integration.