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School: Montreal College of Management and Technology
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SQL Processing with SAS Software (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
This course is for those who need to write a small amount of SQL code to query their data. This is an alternative to the traditional Data Step, Sort, Summary, and Merge processing in SAS. Most of these processes can be achieved with this single procedure. Structured Query Language is the basis of querying relational databases such as DB2, Oracle, SQL Server and Sybase. This course does not teac...
 

SAS Programming III: Advanced Techniques (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
This course is designed to show SAS® programmers how to use the Data Step to read and manipulate complex forms of data and how to use SAS utilities to manage SAS libraries.
 

SAS Programming II: Data Manipulation Using the Data Step (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
This course is designed for SAS programmers who need an in depth understanding of the Data Step. It also provides the tools for programmers to perform various data transformations and summarizations, and read several types of data sources.
 

SAS Programming I: Essentials (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
This course is designed for those who want to write SAS programs to accomplish typical data-processing tasks. This course will show attendees how to read data into SAS, perform simple manipulation and write basic reports.
 

Business Intelligence (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
The term business intelligence (BI) dates to 1958. It refers to technologies, applications, and practices for the collection, integration, analysis, and presentation of business information and also sometimes to the information itself. The purpose of business intelligence is to support better business decision making. BI describes a set of concepts and methods to improve business decision m...
 

Business Intelligence and Reporting (Diploma)
Course Format: Classroom
This program explores a wide range of contemporary issues including Data warehousing and data mining theory and practice Tools and techniques for delivering business intelligence Information and knowledge management and Implementation and exploitation of emerging technologies Semester 1 Operations management Database Design and Architecture SQL programming ...
 

School: Hands On Technology Transfer - Canada
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MCITP: Business Intelligence Developer Certification
Course Format: Classroom
The Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Business Intelligence Developer (MCITP: Business Intelligence Developer) is the foremost certification for business intelligence system developers and designers. This credential demonstrates the ability to create analysis solutions, data transformations, and in-depth reports. Professionals with this certification posses the knowledge to design, progr...
 

MCTS: SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence Certification
Course Format: Classroom
Microsoft Certified Technology Specialists in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence are trained to possess an in-depth knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence Development. These professionals have an understanding in database schemas, debugging, monitoring, and troubleshooting Business Intelligence solutions, and working with the Microsoft .NET Framework. Thes...
 

SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence Application Development
Course Format: Classroom
Students Will Learn:Generating Reports Customizing Reports Rendering Reports Automating Reports Creating UDMs Mining for Hidden Patterns in Data Creating ETL Packages Managing One-time Data Migration Managing Security Description: This hands on SQL Server 2005 course presents the Business Intelligence tools included in SQL Server 2005. Topics include the use of Business Inte...
 

School: HEC Montréal Business school
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Business Intelligence
Course Format: Classroom
After years of major investments in technological platforms to support business processes and build effective, integrated operational structures, organizations are now raking in statistics on clients, transactions, products, employees, partners, competitors and so forth. Now, however, we must put the amassed data to good use to ensure that strategic and tactical decision-making is based on ...
 

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