The Complete Tableau Bootcamp for Data Visualization (Udemy.com)

This course helped me understand the basics of Tableau very clearly. The instructor explained data visualization concepts, charts, and dashboards in a very simple and practical way. As I progressed through the lessons, the course became even more interesting and helped me gain better confidence in using Tableau. I would recommend this course to beginners who want to start their journey in data visualization.

Overall thorough and a very good introduction to Tableau. In some important cases the transition from basic to and introduction of some new and/or more complex executions and examples was too rapid requiring having to rewind many times. It would help tremendously to discuss the interface framework more broadly in each case before conducting a specific analysis and visualization. It feels like an expert created this course without feedback initially from novice or new users. I had some experience prior, which helped me breeze through the first several sections - but struggled to follow and learn through the latter part of the course. Still, the teacher's cadence, clear articulations and integration of do-it-yourself tasks helped tremendously and the course was overall very good and worth the time and cost. Perhaps I am niggling but with some tweaking I think this course could be exemplary.

Good! As I expected, everything is great with this like the course materials (projects) data sources is also provided by the trainer, and the course is going in a beginner to advance way I really enjoy this, Although I was going in a sluggish way with the course. finally if I conclude, I really enjoyed learning.

I like how Rayan takes the student slowly step by step starting from simple concepts until much more advanced practices. A lot of examples and opportunities to build plenty of different types of dashboards using different data sources. This course is a great guide!

I thought this was a great course that takes a beginner through the various elements of Tableau in a manner that logically builds on itself. Throughout the course Ryan provided various tips for accomplishing specific, useful tasks. I much appreciated the use of visuals to explain complex items such as LOD calculations. It also contains helpful theories about dashboard design to make impactful, interactive visualizations.

Really great course. I learned a lot of the important features of tableau. The examples in the course seem very practical and will serve as good reference material in the future. It would be great if there will be another course where practice datasets will be covered with insights.

Everything was outstanding. Great Comprehensive Explanation. The only improvement I could think of is the questions that have been asked can be displayed on the screen. This helps us to comprehend the question in a better way. Thanks once again

I consider this is an excellent course, the narration is smooth and the topics are very relevant, though there is a minor change I would like to see in the course and this is the inclusion of a lesson explaining the environment of Tableau at the beginning. Something that I noticed is that the teacher knows all the tools by heart and sometimes he moves a little too fast on screen, he explains everything very slowly but then in some lessons the visual is a little fast.

This was an amazing course. Instructor did a pronominal job of building more complex, nuanced topics on top of previously covered basic building blocks of tableau. Easy to listen to. Never boring. Can't say enough about how well this course is structured.

Very useful course. Rayan explains very well Tableau and it is highly recommended. I did have a couple of problems following some aspects due to Tableau's updates on how it joins nowadays several data sources as it is different as it is shown in the videos. Another suggestion is that it would be useful to state how to manage csv files across different file codifications and countries. I live in Spain and many countries use decimal comas instead of decimal points and this can give many users a headache upon importing data to Tableau. I took me some time to find out that Tableau has a wonderful feature to manage this but I think this should be warned and stated in the course. Thanks a lot Rayan for this wonderful classes.