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Overview
Please note, some of the resources in this course are located on Dropbox or GitHub, hence you will need to use the supplied URL to download files e.g. Software
Syllabus
- Introduction to SQL Data Analytics
- SQL Fundamentals
- Advanced SQL Techniques
- Data Cleaning with SQL
- Introduction to Data Visualization
- Getting Started with Tableau
- Advanced Visualization Techniques in Tableau
- Dashboard Design Best Practices
- Case Studies and Applied Projects
- Conclusion and Next Steps
Overview of data analytics and its importance
Introduction to SQL and relational databases
Setting up the learning environment: accessing resources on Dropbox and GitHub
SQL syntax and basic commands
Selecting and filtering data
Aggregating data: COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX
Sorting and limiting results
Using JOINs to combine data from multiple tables
Subqueries and nested queries
Advanced filtering techniques: CASE statements, IF conditions
SQL functions and how to create custom functions
Identifying and handling missing data
Data transformation and formatting
Removing duplicates and outliers
Importance of data visualization in analytics
Overview of Tableau: capabilities and installation
Connecting Tableau to SQL databases
Understanding Tableau interface and data importation
Creating basic charts and graphs
Customizing visualizations with calculated fields
Creating interactive dashboards and stories
Advanced chart types: heat maps, scatter plots, box plots
Principles of effective data visualization
Designing user-centric dashboards
Incorporating interactivity and storytelling in dashboards
Real-world data analytics problems
Hands-on project: End-to-end analytics with SQL and Tableau
Project presentation and peer review
Recap of course lessons
Resources for further learning
Certification and course completion guidelines
Taught by
Paul Scotchford
Subjects
Programming