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This course is provided by Big Data Trunk for Stanford Technology Training Program but a limited few seats available to the public.
Students of this class may have opportunity to be considered for Internship with Big Data Trunk.
Learn the capabilities of Tableau report manipulation and visualization. This class is intended for end users, not developers.
After reserving your spot, you will receive instructions on how to join the live online class via email prior to the day of the class.
Important Note:This training will be conducted through Tableau Server within a browser, not Tableau Desktop. We will be using Tableau Online, as it has similar functionality and Tableau Server does not have a free trial. This class is intended for end-users, not developers.For Developers interested in using Tableau Desktop, we recommend exploring the other class options, including "Introduction to Tableau Desktop Basics" or "Tableau Desktop Intermediate".
Tableau is a business intelligence tool that allows anyone to easily connect to data, then visualize and create interactive, sharable dashboards. These dashboards are a collection of various views of the data, such as charts, graphs, or summary pivots.
In this class, learn how Tableau Server is used to share and interact with visualizations securely across an organization. This training focuses on interacting with and editing workbooks that have been published to Tableau Server, and is intended for end users, not developers.
By the end of this session participants should feel comfortable working with filters, tabs, sharing, downloading raw data, setting-up favorites, using pause, working with edit mode, and much more.
After a brief once-over of the interface, students will create and manipulate numerous visualizations of the sample data. This session will be a mix of walking through examples with the class and a series of exercises for the student to dig through the data and create a visualization that meets their needs.
Activities and exercises will include but not be limited to:
- Working with filters across tabs- Setting up subscriptions- Sharing and downloading visualizations and raw data- Working with the "pause" button- Creating visualizations in edit mode- Navigating between sites, projects, worksheets and dashboards- Work with charts, graphs, maps and pivots
