Course Outline
Introduction
Setting up Tableau for government use
Overview of Tableau Features and Architecture for government applications
Navigating the Tableau User Interface for government users
Connecting to your data for government projects
- Organizing your data for government reports
- Slicing your data by date for government analysis
- Simplifying and sorting your data for government presentations
- Advanced options for filtering and hiding data in government datasets
- Understanding multiple options for ordering and grouping data for government use
- Sort, Groups, Bins, Sets in the context of government data
- Interrelation between all data organization options for government workflows
Working with Data in Tableau for government applications
- Using multiple measures in a view for government dashboards
- Showing the relationship between numerical values for government reports
- Viewing specific values for government analysis
- Customizing your data for government needs
- Dimension vs Measure in the context of government datasets
- Data types, discrete versus continuous measures for government use
- Joining database sources for government projects
- Inner, outer, left, right joins for government data integration
- Blending different datasources in a single worksheet for government reports
- Working with extracts instead of live connections for government efficiency
- Data quality problems and solutions for government datasets
- Metadata management and sharing connections for government collaboration
Calculations on Data and Statistics for government analysis
- Row-level calculations for government data processing
- Aggregate calculations for government reporting
- Arithmetic, string, date calculations for government datasets
- Custom aggregations and calculated fields for government insights
- Control-flow calculations for government decision-making
- Understanding the underlying mechanisms of calculations for government transparency
- Advanced statistics for government research
- Working with dates and times in government data analysis
Analyzing Data with Table Calculations for government projects
- Quick table calculations for government reports
- Scope and direction of table calculations for government data
- Addressing and partitioning for government datasets
- Advanced table calculations for government analysis
Advanced Geo Techniques for government mapping
- Building basic maps for government visualizations
- Geographic fields and map options for government data
- Mapping data geographically for government reports
- Customizing a geographic view for government presentations
- Web Map Service (WMS) for government mapping applications
- Visualizing non-geographical data with background images for government projects
- Mapping tips for government users
- Distance calculations for government analysis
Parameters in Tableau for government use
- Creating parameters for government datasets
- Using parameters in calculated fields for government reports
- Parameter control options for government data manipulation
- Enhancing analysis and visualizations with parameters for government presentations
Building Basic and Advanced Visualizations for government applications
- Cross tabs for government data display
- Geographic maps, heat maps, and tree maps for government reports
- Pie charts and bar charts for government visualizations
- Date and time visualizations and Gantt charts for government projects
- Stacked bars and area charts for government data analysis
- KPI charts and Pareto charts for government performance metrics
- Dual axis and combined charts with different mark types for government reports
- Highlight tables for government data emphasis
- Scatter plots for government data correlation
- Bar chart variations - bullet charts, bar-in-bar for government presentations
Advanced Formatting for government visualizations
- Labels for government clarity
- Legends for government data interpretation
- Highlighting data with reference lines for government analysis
- Annotations for government data explanations
Telling a Data Story with Dashboards for government presentations
- Dashboard framework for government use
- Filter actions for government data interaction
- Highlight actions for government data emphasis
- URL actions for government data linking
- Cascading filters for government data navigation
Trends and Forecasting for government planning
- Understanding and customizing trend lines for government analysis
- Distributions for government data distribution insights
- Forecasting for government predictive analytics
Integrating Tableau and R for advanced data analytics in government projects
- Possibility to include different data analytics methods in R on participants' request for government applications
Troubleshooting for government users
Summary and Conclusion for government implementation
Requirements
- Proficiency in business intelligence and data visualization for government.
Audience
- Data Analysts
- Data Scientists
Testimonials (3)
The Practice, I created a dashboard is super easy, once time understand the subjects.
Luis Fernando - si
Course - Tableau Fundamentals to Advanced
Hand's on exercise under the control of trainer. All attendees were thus highly encouraged to participate.
Gerard Suissa - Brown-Forman France
Course - Tableau Fundamentals to Advanced
The trainer answered all of my questions and gives us a walkthrough.
