Data analysis isn’t just for specialists who need to make sense of massive datasets. Decision-makers in every industry can benefit from a basic understanding of the goals and concepts of applied data analysis. In this course, join Barton Poulson as he focuses on the fundamentals of data fluency, or the ability to work with data to extract insights and determine your next steps. Barton shows how exploring data with graphs and describing data with statistics can help you reach your goals and make better decisions. Instead of focusing on particular tools, he concentrates on general procedures that can help you solve specific problems. Find out how to prepare data, explore it visually, and use statistical methods to describe it.

Learning Objectives:

1. The ROI of data fluency

2. Data ethics

3. Preparing data

4. Assessing the quality of data

5. Visualizing data with bar, pie, and line charts

6. Describing variability with the variance and standard deviation

7. Describing associations with correlations

Target Competency:  Data Management and Analytics

Target Competency Levels: Basic and Intermediate

Proposed Attendees: 

• Computer Systems Division and Information Systems Division

• You may refer to the targeted participants through this link: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Sa2t_QrQnQqow7Hzz6vcKl7r_vk6x_LB/view?usp=sharing

Registration Fee: Sponsored

Mode of Delivery: Asynchronous Webinar

Platform: Workplace Learning & Development Platform

Service Provider: DICT Workplace Learning & Development Platform

Status: CLOSED