Tableau & Power BI
Tableau & Power BI Specialist
Responsibilities:
- Developing interactive dashboards and reports using Tableau and Power BI.
- Connecting to various data sources and preparing data for visualization.
- Designing and implementing visual analytics solutions to support decision-making.
- Collaborating with stakeholders to gather reporting requirements.
- Ensuring data accuracy, integrity, and security.
- Conducting training and knowledge sharing for team members.
Skills:
- Proficiency in Tableau and Power BI for data visualization.
- Strong understanding of data modeling and DAX (Data Analysis Expressions).
- Knowledge of SQL for querying databases.
- Ability to transform complex data into actionable insights.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Good communication and stakeholder management skills.
Tableau Syllabus
1. Introduction to Tableau
- Overview of Tableau and Its Features.
- Tableau Desktop vs. Tableau Online vs. Tableau Server.
- Tableau Interface and Navigation.
2. Data Connections
- Connecting to Data Sources (Excel, SQL, Cloud).
- Data Preparation with Tableau Prep Builder.
- Joins, Blends, and Data Relationships.
3. Data Visualization Basics
- Creating Bar, Line, and Pie Charts.
- Working with Filters and Slicers.
- Formatting and Customizing Visuals.
4. Advanced Visualizations
- Heat Maps, Tree Maps, and Bubble Charts.
- Creating Maps for Geospatial Data.
- Parameters and Dynamic Visuals.
5. Dashboards and Stories
- Designing Interactive Dashboards.
- Adding Actions (Filters, Highlighting, URL).
- Building Data Stories for Presentations.
6. Calculations and Analytics
- Table Calculations and Level of Detail (LOD) Expressions.
- Aggregations, Calculated Fields, and Functions.
- Using Trend Lines, Forecasting, and Clustering.
7. Sharing and Collaboration
- Publishing Workbooks to Tableau Server.
- Sharing Dashboards Online.
- Managing Permissions and Security.
8. Project Work
- Creating a Business Intelligence Dashboard.
- Developing a Real-Time Sales Dashboard.
- Building a Customer Segmentation Analysis.
Power BI Syllabus
1. Introduction to Power BI
- Overview of Power BI Ecosystem (Desktop, Service, Mobile).
- Power BI Interface and Navigation.
- Understanding Workspaces, Datasets, and Reports.
2. Data Preparation
- Importing Data from Various Sources (Excel, SQL, APIs).
- Data Cleaning and Transformation with Power Query.
- Creating Relationships and Data Models.
3. Data Modeling
- Introduction to DAX (Data Analysis Expressions).
- Creating Measures and Calculated Columns.
- Understanding Star and Snowflake Schemas.
4. Data Visualization
- Creating Charts (Bar, Line, Scatter, Area).
- Using Slicers and Filters for Interactivity.
- Customizing Visualizations (Colors, Themes, Tooltips).
5. Advanced Visualizations
- Using Maps and Geospatial Visuals.
- Working with Custom Visuals from the Marketplace.
- KPI Cards and Gauge Visuals.
6. Dashboards and Reports
- Designing and Publishing Dashboards.
- Adding Drill-Through and Drill-Down Features.
- Combining Multiple Data Sources in Reports.
7. Power BI Service
- Publishing Reports to Power BI Service.
- Sharing Dashboards and Reports with Teams.
- Scheduling Data Refresh and Alerts.
8. Integration and Automation
- Connecting Power BI with Excel and SharePoint.
- Embedding Power BI Reports into Applications.
- Automating Workflows with Power Automate.
9. Project Work
- Developing a Financial Analysis Dashboard.
- Building a Marketing Campaign Performance Report.
- Creating a Retail Inventory and Sales Analysis.
This syllabus provides a comprehensive guide to learning Tableau , PowerBI, covering foundational concepts, advanced techniques, and practical applications. If you need more detailed information or specific resources, feel free to ask!.
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