From beginners to skills needed for Tableau Data Analyst or Desktop Specialist certifications.
InstructorPhillip Burton • 975000+ students so far
The curriculum is organized into numbered levels that move from basic interface navigation to dashboards, maps, and advanced calculations.
Instruction includes specific practice activities and quizzes to reinforce learning through application.
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This whiteboard animation frame illustrates the concept of creating drilldown and drillthrough reports in Tableau, using a visual aid of a growing bar chart to represent data analysis.
This instructional slide directs students to download and install Tableau Public for the course, clarifying that this software version is permanent rather than a temporary trial.
This instructional slide outlines the fundamental workflow of the software, highlighting the steps to connect to data sources and design reports or dashboards.
The course covers complex functions including Fixed Level of Detail (LOD) calculations, parameters, and spatial calculations.
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The course aligns well with beginners and certification candidates, but may not meet the needs of those seeking advanced technical depth.