expressor training courses
Our highly-qualified team of instructors delivers any of our courses at your pace, customized to meet your specific needs, and including lectures and hands-on participation.
For groups of three or more, expressor delivers on-site training courses at your site. For individuals, we invite you to sign up for our first free 3-day public training course, Nov 11 – 13, 2008, in New Jersey (location to be established).
| course title |
duration |
location |
description |
architect & data steward
training course |
2-day |
onsite
(3-attendee minimum) |
- an overview of the expressor product suite and project development paradigm
- an in-depth analysis of a project development effort
- use of expressor administrator to set up and manage data integration projects, create dictionary entries, perform semantic rationalizations, and write expressor image, network, and configuration files
- use of expressor constructor to create dictionary entries and write business rules
- an overview of how to deploy an expressor project
|
developer
training course |
2-day |
onsite
(3-attendee minimum) |
- an overview of the expressor product suite and project development paradigm
- an in-depth analysis of a project development effort
- use of the expressor illustrator to create, test, and debug application drawings, write configuration files, write data transformations scripts using the expressor datascript language, and check in/out data from expressor repositor
- an overview of how to deploy an expressor project
|
public
training course
(for architects, data stewards & developers) |
3-day |
public
(5-attendee minimum) |
- covers all topics included in both 2-day training courses above.
|
- architects & data stewards need an understanding of rdbms table design
- developers should have programming experience (minimum 2 years) with any modern programming or scripting language (VB, C++, Java, AppleScript, Perl, Excel macros)
- attendees of a 3-day public training course should meet the requirement for architects, data stewards and/or developers