You've done it. You've completed the five modules of relational database support for data warehouses. You've learned exciting concepts and skills for business intelligence queries, physical design of data warehouses, and administration of data warehouses. These concepts and skills provide glue to connect relational databases and DBMSs to data warehouses. Your learning experience in this course is essential for a career as a data warehouse or business intelligence professional. You'll remember that this is the third course in our five course specialization of data warehousing for business intelligence. In course one, you obtained essential background on relational databases, query formulation, and data modeling. In course two, you learned basic concepts about data warehouses and developed skills for designing data warehouses and creating data integration workflows. With the third course, you've acquired a solid foundation for the two remaining courses in the specialization. In the next course, course four, you will learn skills and concepts for business intelligence. You will have an opportunity to understand usage of data warehouses by business intelligence professionals. And you'll practice building dashboards, reports, and visualizations. These courses prepare you for the exciting conclusion of the specialization, the integrative k study in the Capstone Course. You will design a small data warehouse, create data integration workflows, write business intelligence queries, and create reporting and visualization tools. We think this stuff is cool and exciting. We know we'll help you succeed in advancing your career, so keep up the good work. You can do it. You will see Professor Karimi in course four, Business Intelligence Concepts, Tools, and Applications. I will see you again in the Capstone Course, so I am not yet saying goodbye.