Tableau is the solution that thousands of companies use today as they struggle with their big data issues. This course prepares you for the industry. And we have a detailed section where we have shared the tips to prepare for the interview.

Working with Tableau isn't just lucrative - it's fun. And unlike most data analysis tools, Tableau uses a drag-and-drop interface, so you don't need to be a programmer to learn Tableau. If you can learn Excel, then you can learn Tableau. Get a step-by-step walk-through of the fundamentals of data visualization and data discovery with Tableau. 

What will you learn in this course?

• How to sort, filter, and group your data
• How to create tables, bar charts, line charts
• How to show location using geographic maps
• How to aggregate with the sum, average, min, max, and counts
• How to create new fields using calculations
• How to combine data using joins and blends

But just watching the videos won't make you an expert. For mastery, you need to go hands-on by answering questions that reinforce the skills from the videos. To go hands-on, you'll install the Public version of the Tableau software, which is available for free and easy to install on Mac or Windows. Then you'll download the sample data set included with the course, and Tableau to answer questions about this sample data.

The final part of the course is the final project where you use Tableau to create a unique visualization on a topic of your choosing using publicly available data. Save your project to the Tableau Public website, and you'll have a project you can show potential employers.

Who should take this course?

• This Tableau course is meant for those who are looking to move forward in their career by building skills in data science and data visualization.
• Students who wish to prepare for the Tableau Qualified Associate certification exam
• Any professionals who are working in data and analytics and want something to convey information