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The book is not the goal of this course. The goal is to get your hands dirty, to try things out, and to break things too. I hope you have a lot of fun with the content in this course and that it helps you in your journey as a data scientist. I wrote this book so you can read it at your own pace, work through the exercises in a development environment using your favorite IDE or editor. You could also download all code from GitHub and follow along from there if that makes more sense for you. The source code contained in this course is for the latest version of SQL Server 2012. You should be able to follow along with minimal changes if you have the latest version of the software. This book is not written as an introduction to data analysis or business intelligence. It assumes you have at least some programming experience and are familiar with data structures, algorithms, and programming style. It does not cover databases or even SQL very well, however it does cover enough material that you can learn how to use SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) without needing to know much about it other than the syntax to query it. You will still need other books on databases though, this should help get you started with your learning journey. The course uses a free version of SQL Server which you can download for a 90 day trial period. The course also uses a free version of Microsoft Excel, which you can download here for Windows and Mac platforms. It is the 2010 version but there have been no changes from this version to the 2013 version so it should work fine with that as well. Team members who have the 2013 edition say it works well there as well. I hope you enjoy this class and it helps you learn SQL Server Analysis Services! Do not be afraid to ask questions via email or forum, I welcome them! If there are ways I can improve this class, please let me know as well. Do not hesitate to point out errors or suggestions on the forum as well. The first thing I want you to do is download and install version 2012 of SQL Server Express Edition, then download and install version 2012 of Excel 2013. On the book's page, look for the following things: Download link: SQL Server 2012 Express Edition (KB277986) | 64-bit Download link: Excel 2013 64-bit (KB2596764) | 32-bit You can also download it from here if you don't have Excel installed: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details. aspx?id=35554 Tutorials for this book can be found here: https://www.dbmsbook.com/ If you get errors when running the queries, make sure it's not a permissions problem on the files. You will need to be working in Administrator level of SQL Server and Excel while doing these tutorials. If you get errors about missing objects while running the queries, delete the database and table and run them again. It's always best to start from scratch and run the scripts again just in case any of them had some sort of issue with your environment on your first try. cfa1e77820
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