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Introduction to Data Modeling
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- 4 Sequences
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Syllabus
Module 1: Introducing Data Modeling
Understand the business case for data modeling, and get an introduction to normalization, data modeling taxonomy, and model-driven database design.
Module 2: Designing Logical Data Models
Learn about identifying entities, attributes, and relationships, and learn about entity relationship diagramming and metadata capture.
Module 3: Designing Physical Data Models
Get the details on transforming a logical data model into a physical model, including designing database-specific features and constraints.
Module 4: Leveraging Data Models on Agile and DevOps Projects
Explore the process of data modeling on modern development projects, including planning, continuous delivery, test driven development, continuous integration, sprints, versioning, and deliverables.
Understand the business case for data modeling, and get an introduction to normalization, data modeling taxonomy, and model-driven database design.
Module 2: Designing Logical Data Models
Learn about identifying entities, attributes, and relationships, and learn about entity relationship diagramming and metadata capture.
Module 3: Designing Physical Data Models
Get the details on transforming a logical data model into a physical model, including designing database-specific features and constraints.
Module 4: Leveraging Data Models on Agile and DevOps Projects
Explore the process of data modeling on modern development projects, including planning, continuous delivery, test driven development, continuous integration, sprints, versioning, and deliverables.
Prerequisite
A basic understanding of computers, a willingness to learn, and an ability to persevere and troubleshoot problems.
Instructors
Chris Randall
Senior Content Developer, Microsoft Learning Experiences
Microsoft
Karen Lopez
Sr. Project Manager and Architect
InfoAdvisers
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