Essential Excel For Business Statistics and Data Analytics (Udemy.com)

It could have been a bit more efficient (for a lot of text was drawn instead of typt)

Even with the zip file, it was unclear if and when the person taking the training was supposed to join in or which file to select. At times the data seemed confusing or was created at random which made it difficult to relate to a real-world situation.

The instructor should've provided data sets in the .zip file that aligned with the data she was illustrating in the modules. She repeatedly lost her train of thought or displayed a lack of knowledge on how to quickly and efficiently complete the tasks she was trying to show. For example, when showing how to add a string of numbers, she typed each individual cell out (C2+C3+C4+C5+C6, etc, etc), when it's much easier to use the sum function =SUM(C2:C6). Moreover, she repeatedly used Mac options, when a large majority of people still use PCs and the operations to accomplish things are considerably different. For example, The steps for importing data from an XML are considerably different between Mac and PC. On PC, you have to pre-load the data into the transform screen, then drill down into the table to get it to show the data. You can't just open the xml as it is, or else you just get a single line of information, rather than the complete table with the texts. It's really important to be able to teach those differences, especially for people who don't know how to use Excel on PC. Luckily, I do, but I can imagine there are a ton of people who are lost in the sauce with your guidance here. The second quarter was just as convoluted. Once again, example data provided in .zip did not match the examples stepped through via the instruction. The instructor continuously lost her train of thought or showed examples that she had to go back and fix because they didn't produce what she said they would. Differences between Mac OS and PC also showing throughout the courses, causing me to have to Google a majority of the topics being discussed. If I have to search outside of the training to get an understanding of the training/processes being discussed, is the training really successful as a training tool? I would say no. Chart examples specifically could've have used the "financial sample" workbook that was provided in the data packet, for consistency and to answer questions that could arise from the visualization of data sets. For example, showing how to get a line chart that showed "units sold" per country on each date, would've been extremely helpful, as opposed to the examples shown by the instructor.

This course will play a crucial role in helping me achieve my goals and elevate my skills to the next level.

The instructor explains the course material in depth, making the learning experience both captivating and enjoyable.

This course is incredibly valuable and strongly recommended for anyone looking to master business statistics and data analysis.

This course offers valuable real-world applications in business statistics and data analytics, making it highly practical and impactful.

This excellent Excel course dives into essential statistical concepts, providing hands-on techniques for data analysis and interpretation.

Thought i wouldn't keep up with the curse because of the crammed topics but tutor makes sure you understand the topics and also apply them.

The course has immense potential for practical application in the field of business statistics and data analytics.