Cube Objects with design in SSAS

• Cube: edit measure or to add new measure group.
• Dimensions: to add new dimension or another object.
• Calculations: A calculation is a Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) expression or script that is used to define a calculated member, a named set, or a scoped assignment in a cube in Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services. Calculations let you add objects that are defined not by the data of the cube, but by expressions that can reference other parts of the cube, other cubes, or even information outside the Analysis Services database. Calculations let you extend the capabilities of a cube, adding flexibility and power to business intelligence applications.
• Names Set: A named set is a CREATE SET MDX statement expression that returns a set.
• Calculated Member: A calculated member is a member whose value is calculated at run time using a Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) expression that you specify when you define the calculated member. A calculated member is available to business intelligence applications just like any other member. Calculated members do not increase the size of the cube because only the definitions are stored in the cube; values are calculated in memory as required to answer a query.
• Script Command: A script command is an MDX script, included as part of the definition of the cube. Script commands let you perform almost any action that is supported by MDX on a cube, such as scoping a calculation to apply to only part of the cube. In SQL Server Analysis Services, MDX scripts can apply either to the whole cube or to specific sections of the cube, at specific points throughout the execution of the script. The default script command, which is the CALCULATE statement, populates cells in the cube with aggregated data based on the default scope.
• KPIs: In business terminology, a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) is a quantifiable measurement for gauging business success. In Analysis Services, a KPI is a collection of calculations that are associated with a measure group in a cube that are used to evaluate business success. 
• Actions: Actions can be of different types and they have to be created accordingly. Actions can be:
• Drillthrough actions, which return the set of rows that represents the underlying data of the selected cells of the cube where the action occurs.
• Reporting actions, which return a report from Reporting Services that is associated with the selected section of the cube where the action occurs.
• Standard actions, which return the action element (URL, HTML, DataSet, RowSet, and other elements) that is associated with the selected section of the cube where the action occurs.
• Partitions: A partition is a container for a portion of the measure group data. Partitions are not seen from MDX queries; all queries reflect the whole content of the measure group, regardless of how many partitions are defined for the measure group. The data content of a partition is defined by the query bindings of the partition, and by the slicing expression.
• Remote Partition: The data of a remote partition is stored on a different instance of Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services than the instance that contains the definitions (metadata) of the partition and its parent cube. A remote partition is administered on the same instance of Analysis Services where the partition and its parent cube are defined.
• Storage Mode: The storage mode of a partition affects the query and processing performance, storage requirements, and storage locations of the partition and its parent measure group and cube. The choice of storage mode also affects processing choices.A partition can use one of three basic storage modes:
• Multidimensional OLAP (MOLAP)
• Relational OLAP (ROLAP)
• Hybrid OLAP (HOLAP)
• Write Enabled Partitions: The data in a cube is generally read-only. However, for certain scenarios, you may want to write-enable a partition. Write-enabled partitions are used to enable business users to explore scenarios by changing cell values and analyzing the effects of the changes on cube data. When you write-enable a partition, client applications can record changes to the data in the partition. These changes, known as writeback data, are stored in a separate table and do not overwrite any existing data in a measure group. However, they are incorporated into query results as if they are part of the cube data.
• Aggregation: An Aggregation Design object defines a set of aggregation definitions that can be shared across multiple partitions.An Aggregation object represents the summarization of measure group data at certain granularity of the dimensions. A simple Aggregation object is composed of: basic information and dimensions. Basic information includes the name of the aggregation, the ID, annotations, and a description. The dimensions are a collection of AggregationDimension objects that contain the list of granularity attributes for the dimension.
• Perspective: A perspective is a definition that allows users to see a cube in a simpler way. A perspective is a subset of the features of a cube. A perspective enables administrators to create views of a cube, helping users to focus on the most relevant data for them. A perspective contains subsets of all objects from a cube. A perspective cannot include elements that are not defined in the parent cube.
• Translation: A translation is a simple mechanism to change the displayed labels and captions from one language to another. Each translation is defined as a pair of values: a string with the translated text, and a number with the language ID. Translations are available for all objects in Analysis Services. Dimensions can also have the attribute values translated. 
• Browser