TPG-2021019336

INTRODUCTION
This course covers the knowledge and skills to perform data visualization with Tableau that are critical in business presentations.

COURSE CONTENT

1. Introduction to Visual Analytics

1.1. What are Visual Analytics?

1.2. Why Visual Analytics?

1.2.1. Images paint a thousand words.

1.2.2. Contrast and highlight key information.

1.2.3. Pre-Attentive Visual Attribute.

1.2.4. Statistics can be misleading.

2. Visualization and Analysis of Data

2.1. Differentiate between univariate and multivariate data.

2.2. Differentiate Reporting, Analysis and Dashboarding.

2.2. Distributional Analysis.

2.3. Analyzing univariate data using one-dimensional charts.

2.4. Important details in visualizing Univariate Data.

2.4.1 Comparison to statistical analysis.

2.4.2 Different metrics that can indicate different behaviors in data.

2.5. Types of Charts in Tableau: Pareto, Bar etc.

2.6. Turning single univariate charts into multiple categories for comparison.

2.7. Deviation Analysis in Tableau.

2.8. Working with Reference Region in Tableau.

3. Data Visualization Principles

3.1. Golden Rule of Thumb.

3.2. Pre-Attentive Processing.

3.3. Data Understanding.

4. Chart Components, Tools and Rules

4.1. Guide for visualization design.

4.2. Guide for scales and axes in Tableau.

4.3. Guide for annotation in Tableau.

4.4. Guide for colour comparisons in Tableau.

4.5. Guide for Legends in Tableau.

4.6. Guide for Fonts in Tableau.

4.7. Guide for Text in Charts in Tableau.

4.8. Guide for time comparisons.

4.1. Tableau comparisons with other tools.

4.2. Visualization Limitations.

4.3. Tools Limitations.

5. Higher Dimensional Data Visualization

5.1. 3-dimensional data visualization.

5.2. Introduction to Treemapsin Tableau.

5.3. Time-Series Analysis

5.4. Tableau best practices to higher dimensional visualizations.

5.5. Leverage on a dashboard or report to show multiple information.

6. Questioning Techniques

6.1. Identify the Purpose of Visualization.

6.2. Identify the Audience consuming the Visualization.

6.3. Identify the Business Needs and Context.

6.4. Identify the Data required to achieve Business Needs.

6.5. Guiding questions to stakeholders to value-add to visualizations.

7. Tableau Dashboarding

7.1. Tableau Dashboard Objects

7.2. Tableau Dashboard Elements

7.3. Tableau Storyboard

7.4. Types of dashboards and infographics.

7.5. Types of purpose for using dashboards.             

Target Learners:
Executives / Managers in Finance, Marketing, Sales and Procurement; individuals who require to work with data and present data during business meetings.

COURSE FEE
WSQ funding is only applicable to Singaporeans and PR. Subject to eligibility, the funding support is subjected to funding caps.
• Full Fee Nett Fee after Funding (No GST) – $900
• Normal Singaporean/PR age 21 and above – $450
• MCES / SME Singaporean age 40 and above – $270
• UTAP funding is also available
Absentee payroll for company sponsored