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Business intelligence craftsmanship: modelling, DAX and dashboards leaders actually use.

Master the modelling step most tutorials skip entirely Ship enterprise-grade, secured reports Build a portfolio that shows business impact, not just visuals
Mode
Online
Level
Beginner
Certificate
Verifiable
Stack
5+ tools
Why this matters

Power BI is one of the most in-demand, least-taught-properly skills in analytics — most courses skip modelling and go straight to pretty charts, which is exactly why so many dashboards are quietly wrong. Learn it the right way and you're immediately more useful than most self-taught users.

Overview

What this program actually does.

Most Power BI reports fail for one reason: the data model underneath them is wrong, so every visual built on top inherits that mistake. This program starts where it should — with modelling — before you touch a single chart.

You'll leave able to build a report that survives an audit: correct relationships, DAX that means what it says, and a refresh strategy that doesn't quietly break in three months.

Who should join

  • Analysts and reporting teams
  • MBA students in operations or finance
  • Professionals owning business reporting
  • Excel power users ready to scale up

Roles this prepares you for

BI DeveloperReporting AnalystMIS ExecutiveBusiness Intelligence Analyst
Curriculum

Structured phases, built to compound. Here's exactly what you'll learn.

01

Data modelling

Star schemas, relationships and Power Query transforms.

  • Build a proper star schema instead of one giant flat table
  • Set up relationships that behave predictably as the model grows
  • Clean and reshape source data with Power Query, repeatably
02

DAX

Measures, time intelligence and context control.

  • Write measures that calculate correctly across filters, every time
  • Handle time intelligence: YTD, rolling averages, period comparisons
  • Understand filter context well enough to debug a wrong number fast
03

Design

Visual hierarchy, accessibility and performance.

  • Design a report layout that guides the eye instead of overwhelming it
  • Build reports that are accessible and readable for every stakeholder
  • Spot and fix visuals that quietly slow the whole report down
04

Advanced visuals

Custom visuals, drill-through and bookmarks for interactive reports.

  • Use drill-through pages so users can go from summary to detail
  • Build bookmark-driven navigation for a genuinely interactive report
  • Bring in custom visuals only where they add real clarity
05

Operations

Refresh strategy, workspaces and governance.

  • Set up a refresh schedule that matches how fresh the data needs to be
  • Organise workspaces so reports don't turn into an unmanaged mess
  • Apply naming and versioning conventions your team will actually follow
06

Deployment

Row-level security, sharing and enterprise rollout.

  • Configure row-level security so people only see what they should
  • Roll a report out to an organisation without breaking permissions
  • Plan a rollout that includes documentation, not just a shared link

Technology stack

Power BIPower QueryDAXSQLExcel

Projects

  • Sales performance model
  • Operations control tower
  • Finance variance report
  • Row-level secured report for multiple business units

Learning outcomes

  • Model data correctly the first time
  • Write DAX with confidence
  • Design interactive, accessible reports
  • Ship dashboards that survive scrutiny

Online · Live mentorship · Beginner

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