Business-Oriented Data Modelling: A Business-Oriented Approach to Entity-Relationship Modelling
Short course
In City Of London
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
City of london
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Class hours
8h
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Duration
2 Days
This workshop introduces entity-relationship modelling from a non-technical perspective, thoroughly covering the basic components of a data model - entities, relationships, attributes, and identifiers. In addition to showing how and when to use these components in developing a data model, it includes far more advice on the process of developing a data model than other courses, including specific methods for getting subject matter experts involved and maintaining their commitment. The content is presented within the context of a clearly-defined, three-phase data modelling methodology that supports progressive detail and precision.
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Location
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Subjects
- IT
- Modelling techniques
- Approach
- Perspective
- Business
- Business Strategy
- MDM
- BI
- Data Modelling
- Enterprise Data
Teachers and trainers (1)
Alec Sharp
Speaker
Course programme
This workshop introduces entity-relationship modelling from a non-technical perspective, thoroughly covering the basic components of a data model - entities, relationships, attributes, and identifiers. In addition to showing how and when to use these components in developing a data model, it includes far more advice on the process of developing a data model than other courses, including specific methods for getting subject matter experts involved and maintaining their commitment. The content is presented within the context of a clearly-defined, three-phase data modelling methodology that supports progressive detail and precision. Learning objectives include:
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Apply a variety of techniques that support the active participation and engagement of business professionals and subject matter experts
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Use entity-relationship modelling to depict facts and rules about business entities at different levels of detail, including conceptual (overview) and logical (detailed) models
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Use top-down and bottom-up approaches to initiating development of a data model
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Recognise the four basic patterns in data modelling, and when to use them
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Effectively use definitions and assertions (“rules”) as part of data modelling
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Use an intuitive approach to data normalisation within an entity-relationship model
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Apply various techniques for discovering and meeting additional requirements
Additional information
https://irmuk.co.uk/events/business-oriented-data-modelling/
Business-Oriented Data Modelling: A Business-Oriented Approach to Entity-Relationship Modelling