
Introduction to the Habits for Excellence in Analysis course.
Introduction to the course chapters and format
Principles of understanding the Context
The example video illustrates how the principles in the previous video is applied in the Chocolate Factory analysis. Note the supplementary material.
Bonus section from my Predictive Modeling in Healthcare Course
Principles of a good filing system, including folders, file layout and text/colour formats
This example video illustrates how the principles in the previous video is applied in the Chocolate Factory analysis. Note the supplementary material.
Principles on working with input items
Be careful when using input items such as data and assumptions. Make sure they are relevant and correct.
Principles on designing the model structure
Illustrates the application of model structure principles in our Chocolate Factory example.
Principles for building the formulas and performing the calculations
Attached are two PDF print outs containing the
Most Useful Keyboard shortcuts
Most Useful Formulas in Excel
Recommended steps for building your analysis
Principles on doing testing and checking of your analysis
Example illustrating testing and checking through our Chocolate factor example
Detailed documentation is critical to your work
Illustration of principles of documenting your work
Principles on generating great and useful results
Illustrates how principles relating to results were applied for the Chocolate Factory example
Principles on making great presentations of the results
Illustration of how the results could be presented from our Chocolate factory example
No one gets it right the first time! Iterative refinements are required to identify issues and improve your analysis over time.
US Health System series - Health Insurance Products
The 5 key elements of health plan design, that help you see and understand the whys behind each different design
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US Health System series - Payor lines of business
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Learn what are decision trees in ML
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Do you want to turn your analytic work from mediocre to great?
Do you want to shine at the workplace by demonstrating a superior, professional analytic ability?
Then this course is for you... Read on please.
Over 15 years, I identified a number of steps that elevate the quality of data analytic work. When done habitually, these steps will professionalize the analysis, making it more error resistant, flexible and effective in answering the “question”. This content is what I wish someone taught me when I first started working as a data analyst.
Course content:
I have distilled the content into easy to remember sections to ensure that you gain a long lasting value from this course. Each section comes with supplemental material including poster for easy reminder and course reading that for reinforcements.
In Summary
Goal - Help you learn and adopt good habits when doing analytic work.
Format - 40 mins of videos that introduce the principles and illustrate the principles through an example. Poster and Reading Materials for each section serves as cheat sheets for future reference and enforcement.
Target Audience - Beginner level data analysts or Students who are about to enter the workforce (data, statistical, financial analyses)
This course is not a training program on how to use MS Excel. We use Excel to illustrate the principles; not hours on hours of lectures that are hard to remember. 40 minutes is all you need.