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Oracle BI 12c: Overview Ed 1 Certification Training Course Overview

Oracle BI 12c: Overview Ed 1 training course is designed to learn the fundamental knowledge of Oracle BI Enterprise Edition applications, architecture, and user interfaces; Oracle BI Applications and business intelligence concepts. In this training class, you will learn how to create, modify, and save simple OBIEE analysis, BIP reports, dashboard, agents, and alerts.

Target Audience:

  • Configurators and analysis/dashboard developers
  • Applications administrators
  • Technical business analysts
  • Technical architects
  • Project managers

Oracle exam can be taken from home.
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Oracle BI 12c: Overview Ed 1 Course schedule & Prices

Schedule & Prices
Course Details Schedule
Live Virtual Classroom (Instructor-Led)
Duration : 1 Day (2 Days for 4 Hours/Day)
Fee : USD 300 (Includes Taxes) 



July
8 Hours/Day
4 Hours/Day
12
13
20
12-13
13-14
20-21
August
8 Hours/Day
4 Hours/Day
03
09
10
17
03-04
09-10
10-11
17-18
September
8 Hours/Day
4 Hours/Day
07
13
14
21
07-08
13-14
14-15
21-22
October
8 Hours/Day
4 Hours/Day
05
05-06
Fly-Me-a-Trainer
Duration : 1 Day
Fee : On Request 		Client's Location
As per mutual convenience
Classroom Training (Available: London, Dubai, India, Sydney, Vancouver)
Duration : 1 Day
Fee : On Request
On Request

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Course Prerequisites
  • No formal pre-requisites for this course.

  • Define and describe fundamental business intelligence terms and concepts.
  • Use Oracle BI Answers to construct, modify, and save requests.
  • Navigate an Oracle BI Dashboard.
  • Identify and describe the major components of the Oracle BI Enterprise Edition architecture.
  • Identify and describe the three layers of an Oracle BI repository and how they relate to one another.
  • Use the Oracle BI Administration Tool to view the properties of an Oracle BI repository's objects.
  • Use Delivers to configure agents to get the results of analyses and deliver them to subscribers.
  • Use Oracle BI Publisher to construct, modify, and save requests.

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