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If you’re interested in becoming a data analyst you’re in the right place!
In this course, you will learn how to master the key techniques and concepts required to extract, manipulate, visualize, and analyze data effectively. Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience with data analysis, this course will cater to your needs and help you gain a competitive edge in the rapidly growing field of data analytics.
Here’s what you can expect to learn:
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SQL Fundamentals: Dive into the world of structured query language (SQL) and learn how to write powerful queries to extract and manipulate data from databases. From basic SELECT statements to advanced JOINs, subqueries and aggregate functions, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of SQL. This section is available for Mac and Windows laptops and computers.
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Tableau Fundamentals: Unleash the potential of Tableau, a leading data visualization and exploration tool. Learn how to connect to data sources, create stunning visualizations using drag-and-drop techniques, and build interactive dashboards to uncover valuable insights. This section is available for Mac and Windows laptops and computers.
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Power BI Essentials: Explore the capabilities of Power BI, Microsoft’s powerful business intelligence tool. Discover how to import, transform, and model data from various sources, create interactive visualizations, and design compelling reports and dashboards. This section is only available for Windows users.
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Excel for Data Analysis: Excel remains a fundamental tool for data analysis, and in this course, you’ll harness its power. Explore common features used by data analysts such as formulas, pivot tables, data cleaning, and conditional formatting to efficiently analyze and present data. This section is available for Mac and Windows laptops and computers.
Why Enroll in this Course?
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Comprehensive Approach: Gain proficiency in four essential tools used by data analysts, allowing you to tackle a wide range of data analysis tasks.
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Hands-On Learning: Through practical exercises and real-world examples, you’ll apply your knowledge to solve realistic data analysis challenges.
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Practical Projects: Work on exciting projects that simulate real-world scenarios, enabling you to build a portfolio of practical data analysis skills.
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Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced instructors who have extensive industry knowledge and a passion for teaching data analysis.
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Career Advancement: Equip yourself with the skills demanded by the job market and unlock lucrative career opportunities as a data analyst or business intelligence professional.
Excel with Netflix Dataset
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3Downloading MySQL Workbench
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4Download MySQL Workbench and Classic Models Database - Windows
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5Download MySQL Workbench and Classic Models Database - MacOS
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6What is SQL & a Relational Database
This lecture will help you understand what SQL and a Relational Database is, and you can download the entity Relationship Diagram for the Classic Models database.
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7A note on the SQL section
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8Select, From & Where Statement
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9Select Statement Q & A
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10Upper & Lower
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11In & Not In
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12Show all columns for customers who are from New York, London or Mumbai using IN
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13Distinct, Like & Order By
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14Examples of Distinct and Like
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15Inner Join
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16Left & Right Join
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17Example and Use Case of Joins
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18Joins Q & A
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19Show all customers and their orders, even if they made no orders. Both tables have a cust_code field
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20Union & Union All
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21Show all Employees and Customers
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22Joins and Union
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23Sum, Round, Group by & Having
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24Show the sum of all orders on each day
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25Count, Max, Min, Avg
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26Count how many distinct customers there were on each day
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27Aggregate Functions Q & A
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28Subquery
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29Common Table Expression (CTE)
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30Case statement
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31Create a Flag using Case Statement
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32Examples of Case Statement
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33Quiz - Case Statement, Sub Query and CTE
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34Row Number
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35Lead & Lag
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36Row_Number and Lead/Lag
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37Row Number Q & A
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38Date Functions
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39String Functions
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40Date and String Functions
Power BI Dashboard: Netflix - Windows Users only
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41Download Excel and Netflix Dataset
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42Common Excel Shortcuts
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43Split Text to Columns - Part 1
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44Split Text to Columns - Part 2
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45Trim & Separate Data
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46Sort & Filter Data
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47Common Calculations - Sum, Avg, Max, Min
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48If Function
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49Sumifs & Countifs
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50Unique, Left, Right
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51Vlookup
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52Pivot Tables
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53Excel - Exercises and Answers
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54Separate Sheets and Find & Replace Blanks
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55Import Netflix Data to MySQL Workbench
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56Set Up Relational Tables for Power BI
Classic Models Data Analysis Exercises
Power BI Dashboard: Classic Models - Windows Users only
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64About this Section
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65Sales Overview by Product
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66Sales Overview by Country
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67Products Purchased Together
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68Customers' Sales Value by Credit Limit
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69Sales Value Change from Previous Order
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70Office Sales by Customer Country
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71Customers Affected by Late Shipping
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72Advanced Exercise - Customers who go over Credit Limit Part 1
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73Advanced Exercise - Customers who go over Credit Limit Part 2
Electric Vehicle Dashboard with Tableau
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74Create View in My SQL Workbench for Power BI
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75Connect Power BI to Data Source & Prepare Canvas
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76Create Overview Cards
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77Create Overview Line Charts
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78Set up Measures for Sales & Net Profit Buttons
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79Add Actions to Buttons and Create Bar Chart
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80Create Scatter, Column & Donut Charts
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81Add Conditional titles to Charts
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82Create Decomposition Tree
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83Create Sales Overview Table with MoM % and YTD Calculations
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84Add Filters and Page Navigation Buttons