Data Warehousing & Business Intelligence @ VRSEC, Vijaywada

Participants Information

Participants:	42
Speakers:	12
Female participants:	22
Male participants:	20
Participants from SC/ST category:	04

Lab Sessions

• Advanced SQL Lab
• Analytics and tools(Tableau)

Topics Covered

• Business Intelligence Overview
• Analytics. BI Life Cycle.Data Issues and Data Quality for BI
• DW Architectural components, Infrastructure and Role of Meta data
• Data cleaning methods, descriptive data summarization, data reduction methods, data discretization and concept hierarchy generation
• Principles, characteristics of dimension and fact tables, DW schema design – case studies
• Multi Dimensional model, OLAP operators, Data cube using SQL, OLAP tools
• Data Generalization and concept description, Attribute oriented induction methods
• Data cube concept, materialization of different data cubes, methods of data cube computation, multi feature cubes
• Indexing principles for DW, ETL Overview
• DWH Physical Design, DW project Implementation and deployment process and issues
• BI Implementation - Key Drivers, Key Performance Indicators, BI Architecture/Framework, Business Decision Making
• Business/Corporate Performance Management - Dash Boards and Scorecards
• Data Analytics – Objective Curve, principles of Analytics and tools (Tableau)

List of External Speakers

Prof. D. V. L. N. Somayajulu, Professor, Dept of CSE, NIT Warangal

P Rambabu,, Sr. Certified Architect, IBM

S Upender Rao, SBI – IT Department(GM) , Mumbai, SBIICM

Nagesh Bhattu, Assistant Professor, IDRBT, Hyderabad

P Radha Krishna, Principal Research Scientist, Infosys

Hari Prasad, TCS Hyderabad

R B V Subramanaym, Associate Professor, NIT Warangal

Dr. V. Sreekumar ,Group Manager, Infosys, Mysore

I N Murty, CEO, Leva Consulting, Bengaluru

SaiSiri, Trainee Decision Scientist, Mu Sigma, Bengaluru

Anil , IBM Hyderabad

List of Internal Speakers

Dr. Suneetha Manne , Professor, Dept of IT VRSEC, Vijayawada

Feedback Summary

The programme accomplished its set objectives and was grand success.

Participants involved were delighted with this learning initiative and value addition experience.

The programme was intellectually enriching and qualitatively engrossing.

The program was interactive and integrated, actively engaging the professors while learning.

The performance assessment component was also considered where each faculty was assessed and rating was given.

Tools discussed are very good and would be helpful in the real time projects.

Suggestions from Participants

Closing time of the day sessions can be reduced.

Need practical session on COGNOS