Sales Performance Dashboard
Excel + DashboardClean sales data, build Pivot summaries, identify top products/regions, and present recommendations.
- KPIs: revenue, margin, growth
- Region & product breakdown
- Executive summary slide
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Learn how to turn raw data into clear decisions: cleaning, SQL querying, analysis, dashboards, and real business-style projects.
Data analytics typically includes collecting data, cleaning/transforming it, exploring patterns, and communicating results through visuals and dashboards. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
You’ll learn the core types used in business: descriptive (“what happened”), diagnostic (“why”), and basics of predictive thinking.
Excel for fast analysis (PivotTables), SQL for querying databases, and dashboard concepts that map to tools like Power BI/Tableau. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
You’ll finish with portfolio projects + a repeatable workflow you can apply to any dataset.
Structured like real analyst work: ask → fetch → clean → analyze → explain.
Mini-assignments that build directly into your portfolio.
We teach the skill, not just buttons — so you can switch tools easily later.
Fast analysis, PivotTables, quick charts, summaries. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
Query and summarize data from relational databases using a standard language. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
Learn how dashboards answer questions with visuals, filters, and drill-down.
Designed to look like real work samples you can talk about in interviews.
Clean sales data, build Pivot summaries, identify top products/regions, and present recommendations.
Answer 15–20 business questions (retention, AOV, repeat customers) using structured queries.
Analyze ticket data to find root causes, peak times, and improvement opportunities.
Simple, transparent, and affordable. (Edit this however you want.)
Self-paced + assignments
Best for job prep
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No. This course starts beginner-friendly. SQL is taught from basics, and Excel is used heavily first.
Yes — your portfolio projects + workflow explanation are what recruiters usually look for in entry roles.
Analytics focuses more on reporting, dashboards, and decision support. Data science often goes deeper into modeling and ML.
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