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Instructor: Wendy Martin
Suggested prior knowledge: None
Prerequisites: None
Semester(s) Offered: See course list

Course Description

Data Analytics and Visualization is a comprehensive course designed to prepare engineers, scientists and managers to master the art and science of data interpretation and storytelling. Students will gain the essential skills needed to effectively analyze, visualize, and communicate complex data both clearly and impactfully. Students will create impactful visualizations, explore application cases in various industries, discuss the latest trends in analytics and AI, and learn with hands-on projects. This course is ideal for engineering and science undergraduates looking to communicate insights from data, those to foster data literacy, and anyone interested in harnessing the power of data analytics and visualization.

Skills and Knowledge Gained  

• Use data to tell a story Tableau to create compelling data visualizations.
• Analyze data with a critical mind, asking the right questions and keeping data in context.
• Select and create the most effective charts, graphs, and maps for various types of data.
• Construct narrative frameworks and storyboards that resonate with specific audiences Design data dashboards that drive meaningful insights and outcomes.
• Prepare for managerial roles that involve decision-making powered by business intelligence (BI) and analytics.

Why should you take this course? 

This course will empower you with the critical skills to analyze, visualize, and communicate complex data, allowing for impactful decision-making in various professional settings.

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