What is the course like?
The 50-hour online course is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience through a blend of practical exercises, real-world case studies, and personalized mentorship. The curriculum is divided into modules that gradually build your expertise, starting with foundational concepts and advancing to complex data visualizations and analysis. You'll have access to a dedicated mentor who will guide you through the learning process, answer questions, and provide feedback on your progress. The course is self-paced, allowing you to balance your studies with other commitments.
You'll gain
- Proficiency in Visualization and Dashboards: Ability to create a wide range of visualizations and interactive dashboards that effectively communicate data insights.
- Advanced Analytical Skills: Mastery of Tableau's advanced features, including calculated fields, table calculations, and Level of Detail (LOD) expressions, to perform complex data analysis.
- Practical Experience: Hands-on experience with real-world data through practical exercises and case studies, preparing you to handle data analysis tasks in professional settings.
- AI Integration: Skills to leverage Tableau’s AI capabilities such as Einstein Copilot and Tableau Pulse for enhanced data analysis and insights.
- Data Storytelling Techniques: Knowledge of best practices for designing user-friendly dashboards and creating impactful data stories that resonate with various audiences.
- Mentorship and Feedback: Personalized guidance from experienced mentors, along with regular feedback to help you refine your skills and ensure continuous improvement.
You'll learn
- Basics to Advanced Tableau Features: How to connect to data sources, perform basic data transformations, and use Tableau’s interface efficiently.
- Creating Visualizations: Techniques for creating and customizing different types of visualizations, including bar charts, line graphs, scatter plots, and maps.
- Building Interactive Dashboards: Designing dashboards with interactive elements such as filters, parameters, and actions to enhance user experience.
- Advanced Data Analysis: Using calculated fields, table calculations, and LOD expressions for in-depth data analysis.
- Geospatial Analysis: Creating and customizing maps and performing geographic data analysis.
- Best Practices in Data Visualization: Principles of effective data visualization, focusing on design, layout, and user experience.
Great for
- Data Analysts and BI Professionals: Seeking to improve their data visualization and analysis skills.
- Beginners with Basic SQL Knowledge: Individuals with foundational understanding of databases and SQL who want to learn data visualization.
- Professionals in Various Fields: Those who want to use data for strategic decision-making and improve their storytelling through visual insights.
You'll need
- Basic Knowledge of Databases and SQL: A foundational understanding of databases and SQL to get started.
- A Computer with Internet Access: Essential for accessing the online materials and participating in the course.
- Commitment and Motivation: Willingness to engage with the course content and apply new skills in practical scenarios.