DAX is a both a programming and query language that gives you the ability to extend what is possible in either your Power BI or Tabular data models. The Introduction to DAX course is designed to teach the fundamentals of DAX while emphasizing the basic building blocks required to author more complex DAX calculations. This video based course quickly moves from basic DAX functions to more advanced functions like CALCULATE and iterator functions like SUMX.

The Big Data for Beginners course is designed to introduce the Big Data ecosystem. The course begins with basic concepts behind how Hadoop systems are laid out and how they function. On the second day, it covers the different types of work that you might consider Hadoop for, and whether or not it is the right tool.

Cash registers, websites, patients, employees, customers, students, machines, warehouses and nearly every other aspect of the modern business world generate enormous amounts of data. Hiding within these ever-increasing mountains of data are patterns that can optimize nearly every business decision. Knowing how to find and leverage these patterns is a skill-set that is in high demand and will remain there indefinitely. Data science and machine learning are the core components used to understand, transform, model and execute on those data patterns.

DAX is a both a programming and query language that gives you the ability to extend what is possible in either your Power BI or Tabular data models. The Introduction to DAX course is designed to teach the fundamentals of DAX while emphasizing the basic building blocks required to author more complex DAX calculations. This video based course quickly moves from basic DAX functions to more advanced functions like CALCULATE and iterator functions like SUMX.

The Big Data for Beginners course is designed to introduce the Big Data ecosystem. The course begins with basic concepts behind how Hadoop systems are laid out and how they function. On the second day, it covers the different types of work that you might consider Hadoop for, and whether or not it is the right tool.

Cash registers, websites, patients, employees, customers, students, machines, warehouses and nearly every other aspect of the modern business world generate enormous amounts of data. Hiding within these ever-increasing mountains of data are patterns that can optimize nearly every business decision. Knowing how to find and leverage these patterns is a skill-set that is in high demand and will remain there indefinitely. Data science and machine learning are the core components used to understand, transform, model and execute on those data patterns.