Course Overview
Overview– In this initial course of this specialization, you'll discover what knowledge visualization is, and the way we will use it to see and perceive knowledge. victimization Tableau, we’ll examine the basic ideas of information visualization and explore the Tableau interface, distinguishing and applying the assorted tools Tableau needs to provide. By the end of the course you'll be able to prepare and import knowledge into the Tableau course and justify the connection between knowledge analytics and knowledge visualization. This course is intended for the learner World Health Organization has ne'er used Tableau before, or World Health Organization may have a refresher or wish to explore Tableau in additional depth. No previous technical or analytical background is needed. The course can guide you through the steps necessary to form your initial visualization from the start supported knowledge context, setting the stage for you to advance to the ensuing course within the Specialization.Xcelit Pro also provides tableau certification after the entire course is completed.
Key Features
- 1. The visual analysis in a click
- 2. Interactive dashboard
- 3. Easy use
- 4. Deals with big data what's data science
- 5. Trending in the market
- 6. Works across multiple platforms
Who should take this course?– This data visualization certification course is true for: Freshers: who area unit inclined towards a data oriented roles BA Analysts/Data Analysts/Data scientists: wanting to realize a necessary ability that might contribute to creating everyday business choices.
Pre-requisites
- 1. SQL
- 2. DW concepts
- 3. Fundamentals of Data Visualization
Course Syllabus
Module 1: Introduction to Data Visualization
Module 2: Data visualization and Tableau
Module 3: Basic Visualization Design
Module 4: Advanced Visualization
Module 5: Data Organization and Scripting
Module 6: Visualization and Analytics
Module 7: Time based Calculations
Module 8: Location analytics
Module 9: Incremental Loading and Blending
Module 10: Integrating Tableau with R and Hadoop