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Best Data Visualization Courses for Beginners
- Create flexible data aggregations using pivot tables
- Represent data visually using pivot charts
- Calculate margins and other common ratios using calculation on the pivot table
- Filter data using slicers in multiple pivot tables
- Create aggregate reports using formula based techniques
- Variability in the real world and implications for decision making
- Data types and data quality with appropriate visualizations
- Apply data analysis to managerial decisions, especially in start-ups
- Making effective decisions from no data to big data (what should we collect and then what do we do with all this data?)
- Presenting and summarising your data
- Decision making under uncertainty
- Data-based decision making
- Modeling for decision making
- How the Microsoft Data Science curriculum works
- How to navigate the curriculum and plan your course schedule
- Basic data exploration and visualization techniques in Microsoft Excel
- Foundational statistics that can be used to analyze data
- Build the most-used and simplest data visualizations and chart types
- Understand how interaction, design, and the science of visualization enhances basic data visualization artifacts
- Create basic reports and dashboards for applications in work and life
- Learn how to avoid common pitfalls, and make visualizations that work