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    Data Analytics And Business Intelligence - Why And How?

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    Data Analytics And Business Intelligence - Why And How?

    Data Analytics And Business Intelligence - Why And How?
    Published 1/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 3840x2160 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 6.12 GB | Duration: 6h 21m

    LEARN HOW TO READ,CLEAN,ANALYZE AND VISUALIZE DATA USING EXCEL, SQL,PYTHON,TABLEAU,SEABORN,STATISTICS,MATPLOTLIB

    What you'll learn

    Foster critical thinking and problem solving abilities through hands-on projects and real-world case studies

    Equip students with essential skills in data manipulation and analysis and using tools like Python, Excel, SQL, Tableau and Statistics for data visualization

    To familiarize students with predictive analytics , forecasting and trend analysis, correlations, statistics and more

    Teach effective data visualization techniques to communicate insights clearly and persuasively to various audiences

    Emphasize data visualization and techniques to clearly convey insights and findings to stakeholders

    To guide students in creating a portfolio of projects scratch that showcase their analytical skills and knowledge to potential employers

    To guide students for careers in data analytics by equipping them with the necessary skills, knowledge and practical experience to

    succeed in a data-driven world.

    At the end of this course you will have your time to shine by making your own portfolio to showcase what you learn from this course.

    To build your confidence in reading, analyzing data and work effectively in a fast phase environment.

    Requirements

    Familiar with Excel, MYSQL, Python/Jupiter Notebook, Tableau,Matplotlib,Seaborn

    Basic Math, Analytical Mind, Problem-solver driven, Curiosity,

    Computer or laptop and internet services

    Excel, MYSQL, Pandas Jupiter Notebook, Tableau tools, these are all free and downloadable

    No programming experience needed.

    Description

    Foster critical thinking and problem solving abilities through hands-on projects and real-world case studiesEquip students with essential skills in data manipulation and analysis and using tools like Python, Excel, SQL, Tableau and Statistics for data visualization such MATPLOTLIB AND SEABORNTo familiarize students with predictive analytics , forecasting and trend analysis, correlations, statistics and moreTeach effective data visualization techniques to communicate insights clearly and persuasively to various audiencesEmphasize data visualization and techniques to clearly convey insights and findings to stakeholdersTo guide students in creating a portfolio of projects scratch that showcase their analytical skills and knowledge to potential employersTo guide students for careers in data analytics by equipping them with the necessary skills, knowledge and practical experience to succeed in a data-driven world.At the end of this course you will have your time to shine by making your own portfolio to showcase what you learn from this course.To build your confidence in gathering, reading, analyzing and visualizing data and work effectively in a fast phase environment.Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?Familiar with Excel, SQL, Python/Jupiter Notebook, TableauBasic Math, Analytical Mind, Problem-solver driven, CuriosityWELCOME and THANK YOU very much for taking this course. I am really excited to have you here and learn the world of data. Think of my logo, RUBIX CUBE, it seems complicated at first but the more you are familiar with the Issues and Techniques the easier it becomes. So relax and enjoy the course.

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 Welcome!

    Lecture 2 What is data?

    Lecture 3 Course Structure Outline

    Lecture 4 Download Course Resources

    Section 2: Data Collection

    Lecture 5 Introduction and downloads

    Lecture 6 Identifying Objectives

    Lecture 7 Selecting Methods

    Lecture 8 Choosing Data Sources

    Lecture 9 Ensuring Quality

    Lecture 10 Gathering Data

    Lecture 11 Organizing Data

    Section 3: DATA CLEANING PART 1 - EXCEL

    Lecture 12 Intro

    Lecture 13 1. Sequence

    Lecture 14 2. Countif

    Lecture 15 3. Countblank

    Lecture 16 4. Filter

    Lecture 17 Pivot Table

    Lecture 18 5. -Conditional Formatting

    Lecture 19 7. Duplicates

    Lecture 20 8. Outliers

    Lecture 21 9. Irrelevant Data

    Lecture 22 10. Typos and Errors

    Lecture 23 11. Data Redundancy

    Lecture 24 12. Non-standardized Data

    Lecture 25 13. Lack of Documentations

    Lecture 26 Sequence Quiz

    Lecture 27 Countif Quiz

    Lecture 28 Countblank Quiz

    Lecture 29 Filter Quiz

    Lecture 30 Conditional Formatting Quiz

    Lecture 31 Pivot Table Quiz

    Lecture 32 Irrelevant Data Quiz

    Lecture 33 Non Redundancy Quiz

    Lecture 34 Typos and Errors Quiz

    Lecture 35 Non Standardized Data Quiz

    Lecture 36 Lack of Documentation Quiz

    Section 4: Data Cleaning - MYSQL

    Lecture 37 Intro to MYSQL

    Lecture 38 1. Distinct

    Lecture 39 2. Duplicate Table

    Lecture 40 3. Finding Missing Data

    Lecture 41 4. Commit and Rollback

    Lecture 42 5. Null

    Lecture 43 6. Coalesce

    Lecture 44 Replace

    Lecture 45 7. Trim

    Lecture 46 8. Concatenate

    Lecture 47 9. Primary Key and Auto_Increment

    Lecture 48 10. Substring

    Lecture 49 11. Groupby

    Lecture 50 12. Having Clause

    Lecture 51 13. Partition by

    Lecture 52 14. Subqueries

    Lecture 53 15. Case Statement

    Lecture 54 16. Constraint

    Lecture 55 17. Ntile

    Lecture 56 18. Row Number, Rank, Dense_Rank

    Lecture 57 Distinct and Duplicates Quiz

    Lecture 58 Null Quiz

    Lecture 59 Coalesce Quiz

    Lecture 60 Replace Quiz

    Lecture 61 Trim and Concat Quiz

    Lecture 62 Substring & Insert Quiz

    Lecture 63 Primary Key and Auto Increment Quiz

    Lecture 64 Case Statement Quiz

    Lecture 65 Subqueries Quiz

    Lecture 66 Partition by Quiz

    Section 5: Data Cleaning - Python ( Pandas Jupiter Notebook)

    Lecture 67 Intro to Python

    Lecture 68 Duplicates

    Lecture 69 Isna, Isnull, Notna

    Lecture 70 Dropna

    Lecture 71 Saving Files

    Lecture 72 Fillna

    Lecture 73 Astype

    Lecture 74 Replace

    Lecture 75 Pd.to_datetime

    Lecture 76 Rename

    Lecture 77 Drop rows and drop columns

    Lecture 78 Split

    Lecture 79 Aggregate

    Lecture 80 Contains and Set Options

    Lecture 81 Isna, Isnull, Notna, Fillna, Save File Quiz

    Lecture 82 Astype, Pd. To_Datetime, Split, Rename, Replace Quiz

    Lecture 83 Aggregate, Concat, Drop Columns & Rows Quiz

    Section 6: Standard Deviation Python

    Lecture 84 Introduction and Downloads

    Lecture 85 Quantity

    Lecture 86 Gross Sales

    Lecture 87 Gross Profit

    Lecture 88 Discounts

    Section 7: KPI-EDA- Data Visualization Excel

    Lecture 89 Intro

    Lecture 90 Gross Sales

    Lecture 91 Profit Ratio

    Lecture 92 Total Transactions

    Lecture 93 Sales Frequency

    Lecture 94 Sale of Day

    Section 8: KPI-EDA- Data Visualization- MYSQL and Excel

    Lecture 95 Gross Sales

    Lecture 96 Gross Sales w/ Excel

    Lecture 97 Category

    Section 9: KPI-EDA- Data Visualization- Tableau, Matplotlib, Seaborn

    Lecture 98 Gross Sales

    Lecture 99 Gross Profit

    Lecture 100 Total Transactions

    Lecture 101 Matplotlib and Seaborn Graph and how to access them.

    Lecture 102 Matplotlib and Seaborn- how to access them

    Section 10: Final Project

    Lecture 103 Preview to Final Project

    Lecture 104 Bonus and Final Statement!!

    Beginner in Data analytics and curious of the following,To see the actual/day to day job of a data analyst,To advance or shift their careers in data-driven world,To see how technology is being use to manipulate tons of data,Business driven and loves the logic of statistical world.,Enjoy problem solving, curious and think outside the box.,Curious how software change our technologies for advancements