Work Smarter with Copilot in Microsoft Fabric (DP-3029)
AI-Powered Data Analysis, Reports, and Pipelines—The Official Microsoft Training
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Machine Learning Engineer
1. Introduction to Copilot in Microsoft Fabric
Accelerate analytics with Copilot in Microsoft Fabric—learn how AI-powered features optimize integration, development, storage, BI, real-time intelligence, SQL, and data agents to turn data into insights.
2. Getting Started with Copilot in Microsoft Fabric for Data Development
Accelerate data engineering in Fabric with Copilot—use AI prompts to capture, transform, orchestrate, and explain data flows, pipelines, and Spark code.
3. Getting Started with Copilot in Microsoft Fabric for Data Warehouse
Speed up warehouse analysis with Copilot in Fabric—use AI chat, inline completions, and quick actions to generate, refine, explain, and correct T-SQL while applying best-practice prompts.
4. Getting Started with Copilot in Power BI
Copilot in Power BI boosts productivity when developing semantic models and reports with Power BI. With Copilot, you can also interact with your data using natural language to gain insights.
5. Implementing Microsoft Fabric Data Agents (Chat with Your Data)
Enable secure, dialogue-driven access to enterprise data with Fabric Data Agents—design, configure, manage, and integrate AI-powered Q&A experiences across OneLake sources.
6. Managing Copilot in Microsoft Fabric
This module covers the fundamentals of Copilot in Microsoft Fabric, including its architecture and governance model, configuring tenant and capacity settings, monitoring usage with token-based cost calculation, and strategies for a scalable, cost-effective deployment.
Requirements:
Participants should be familiar with basic data concepts and terminology, including data processing, modeling, and analysis.
- Describe Copilot's role in accelerating end-to-end analytics workflows in Microsoft Fabric across various domains
- Identify high-value productivity scenarios in which Copilot's natural language and AI-powered features reduce complexity and improve quality
- Using Copilot to speed up data engineering tasks, including creating data flows, pipelines, and generating Spark code
- Using Copilot in Fabric Data Warehouse environments for querying, building, troubleshooting, and generating T-SQL
- Implementing effective strategies for prompts, naming, and schema design to improve Copilot's accuracy and ensure responsible use
- Using Copilot in Power BI for Report Development and Designing Fabric Data Agents for Secure, Interactive Access to Enterprise Data
- Identifying and addressing prerequisites, licensing, and governance considerations for the responsible activation and monitoring of Copilot
This course consists of antraining is led by an instructor who provides live guidance to participants. Theory and practice are taught through live demonstrations and hands-on exercises. The course uses the video conferencing software Zoom.
This course is intended for data analysts and data engineers who are familiar with basic data concepts and terminology. Participants in this course should already have a basic understanding of Microsoft Fabric and Power BI.
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