Teaching analytics with modern Excel
Python has become in many ways the lingua franca of computing, with the open source language being used in everything from web development to artificial intelligence to... why, yes... data analytics. …
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Python is a curious animal (no pun intended) in that it wasn't exactly designed for data analysis, but with its many free packages this constraint is easily overcome. In particular, the pandas …
I'll be joining John David Ariansen of the How to Get an Analytics Job Podcast for a livestream Weds 3/9/2022 at 8pm Eastern on the topic of how data analytics can answer the question, "Tell me about …
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Nearly every technical profession has some tool for wireframing, prototyping and down-and-dirty work. For data analysts, that's Excel. So I find it humorous when the "tech bros" of the world …
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If you're an Excel user interested in building one-of-a-kind visualizations and stretching your analytics limits, R is a great program to add to your toolkit. It's also a natural stepping-stone into …
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It's one of those questions where you could ask 10 data professionals and get 11 answers: what's the difference between statistics, data science and data analytics? (How's that for sample size?) …
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