Step by Step SSAS tutorial

Welcome to SQL Server Analysis Services Tutorial
In this course, you’ll learn the key features of Tabular and how to create a data model. The instructors of this course are well experienced and will guide you on the SSAS (SQL Server Analysis Services) and about the virtual environment.
You’ll learn the best practices for building Tier 1 solutions learned from working with the SQLCAL team on some of the largest and most complex Analysis Services implementations in the world.
The Instructors will show you how you can get started with data mining using the ease and familiarity of Excel with the power of SQL Server Analysis Services.
You learn predictive analysis based on the statistics of the existing data. You’ll learn by creating a mining model using SQL Server Analysis Services, that will help you make a decision, not only based on past statistical performance but on projected performance for the future.
Efficient caching is one of the main techniques that Analysis Services uses to achieve fast query response time. You’ll find out about the different types of caching Analysis Services is capable of, easy mistakes you can make that will stop caching happening, and various methods of warming the cache.
Learn to tune your business intelligence platform by using classic and not so traditional techniques. You’ll learn some of the common ways to tune your SSIS packages and mistakes to avoid and then learn the common ways to tune your SSAS cube environment.
Learn Data mining basics & Using excel to data mine actions. Data mining is one of the key hidden gems inside of Analysis Services but has a steep learning curve for most. You’ll learn how to create a data mining model to predict who is the best customer for you and learn how to use other algorithms to spend your marketing model wisely. You’ll also learn how to integrate data mining into your application.
Reporting Services SSAS, Using Excel to build cube interfaces, Administering SSAS.
You’ll learn how to create an environment where your users can build their own interactive reports. Learn by building a tabular semantic model in SSAS for your users to easily navigate the data model and data. Then learn how your users will build amazing interactive web-based reports using Crescent, SQL Server’s most exciting new feature.
The instructors will guide you another SQL Pro through the construction of an SSAS solution. This demonstration is a great way to observe the power of SSAS and to find solutions to some of the common stumbling blocks many of you might be facing.
Understand how to identify and resolve performance problems in your SSAS environment along with some internals as to how things work to improve performance.
At last, take a look at implementing dimension and cell-level security and walks through an example of configuring dynamic dimension security with SQL Server Analysis Services.
You’ll see when does it make sense to use the Analysis Services Tabular Model instead of the MOLAP model.