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TABLEAU COURSE
TABLEAU COURSE
This Tableau course is designed to provide students with practical knowledge and skills in creating dashboards from a database. Students will learn the important concepts of data visualization and how to change or transform the raw sets of data into an easily understood format. They will learn how to create powerful dashboards for business operation and decision making. This course covers the key features of the Tableau Prep. More importantly this subject will cover Tableau Desktop in detail. Students will learn how to format data, filter, sort and group data, calculate data fields, and so on. Upon completion of this course students will be able to apply their knowledge and skills in their data analytic project.TOPICS OF THE COURSE:
Part I Tableau Prep- Introduction to Tableau Prep
- Connecting to data
- Exploring your data
- Cleaning your data
- Combining your data
- Reshaping your data
- Sampling your data
- Previewing and sharing your Data
- Example flows
- Introduction and overview
- Getting started
- Concepts and options when connecting to data
- Formatting
- Calculation fields and formatting
- Filtering, sorting and grouping
- Building interactive dashboards
- Sharing workbooks
- Putting it all together
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE?
Data analysts, financial analyst, marketing analyst, reporting analysts, data scientists, statisticians, computer programmers, students of data analytics, … HOURS: 30 LOCATION OF COURSE DELIVERY: Toronto, Ontario
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