Tableau Specialist Certification Prep
What you'll learn
- Prepare to pass the Tableau Specialist exam with the two included full-length practice tests!
- Create live data connections and data extracts. Combine data sources with joins, blends, and unions.
- Visualize with charts, charts, maps, and text tables. Combine views in interactive dashboards and stories.
- Organize your data with filters, sorts, hierarchies, groups, and sets.
- Understand difference between dimensions and measures, discrete fields and continuous fields, table calculations and aggregate calculations.
- Answer knowledge based theoretical questions and hands-on questions on the Tableau Specialist curriculum topics.
Requirements
- You'll need a Windows or Mac computer where you can install a free copy of Tableau Public
Description
This course has just one goal: to prepare you to pass the Tableau Specialist exam. The course includes
A downloadable study guide with notes and links
Information about taking the Specialist exam at home with a remote proctor
Videos covering the Specialist topic areas:
Connecting to & Preparing Data
Exploring & Analyzing Data
Sharing Insights
Understanding Tableau Concepts
Three self-scoring full-length practice exams with solution guide
An instructor ready to answer your questions!
Who this course is for:
- Beginner data analytics students and professionals
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Course content
- Preview00:58
- Preview01:50
- Preview05:51
- 00:35Venkitachalam Describes His Experience with the Specialist Exam
- 4 questionsReview questions for Introduction
Instructor
- 4.6 Instructor Rating
- 14,321 Reviews
- 52,175 Students
- 2 Courses
Let me tell you about myself, and why I became interested in Tableau.
I was the office Excel and SharePoint expert, creating macros and writing JavaScript to streamline workflows and create reports. I was a valued contributor to the team, but for a while I didn't seem to be learning new skills. A friend gave me a bit of advice - "don't confuse seven years of experience with one year of experience seven times." Friends were mentioning that there was a lot of buzz around Hadoop and Big Data, so I decided to go back to school.
I earned a Masters in Analytics from NC State in 2013 and now work as a data analyst in the health insurance industry. Using tools such as SAS, Tableau, and Teradata, I conduct analysis to help my company improve healthcare affordability and customer engagement.