By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• State the importance of hierarchies in a matrix
• Indicate the requirements to create a map
• Select the right tools to format and modify cards
• List the uses of eight basic charts in Microsoft Power BI
• Recall the use of a bookmark and a drill through action
• Indicate text functions and effectively use them
• Recognize how to extract dates and times
• Discuss the process of how to ‘append’ without coding
• Define the ‘M language’ in Power BI

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Describe what Tableau is and how you can use it
• Compare the layout, features and functions of Tableau and Microsoft Excel
• Identify a wide variety of charts and maps
• Recall the dimensions and measurements required to create different charts and maps
• Summarize the steps involved in creating charts and maps with Tableau
• Discuss different ways to manipulate data in charts
• Explain how to create and edit animated charts

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain the method used for downloading HP LoadRunner
• Outline the downloading method of web tours sample application
• Recall how to record the sample application by using VuGen
• Outline the different steps involved in parameterisation and its benefits
• Explain the features of the controller in HP LoadRunner
• Summarise how to use an analysis tool for analysing all the results from the controller
• Describe the use of service level agreement in LoadRunner
• Explain what is ‘correlation’ in performance testing
• Discuss different types of correlation in performance testing
• Summarise the difference between file type and table type parameters
• Identify the role of parameterisation settings in LoadRunner

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define MicroStrategy Desktop
• State the functions of MicroStrategy Desktop
• Define the various functions of the dossier interface
• Discuss the benefits of using MicroStrategy Desktop
• Arrange data using the sort and filter functions
• Create a bubble chart and a line chart on a dossier
• Analyze data using the sunburst and area chart functions
• Compare data using the heat map and word map functions
• Evaluate data using the line chart and bar chart on the same dashboard
• Describe key performance indicators (KPIs)
• Select data using the text, date and number filters
• Summarize data on the dashboard and make it interactive

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain how to create an account on Snowflake
• Describe different types of roles in Snowflake
• Identify the differences between schemas, tables and databases
• Outline the features of user interface in databases and Snowflake
• Summarize the process of exporting data from tables into CSV files
• Outline how to create a database using SQL queries
• Describe how Snowflake performs ETL data cleaning
• Explain how to use the concatenate function in data tables

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Arrange and categorise the tasks with their start and finish dates within a project
• Label the predecessors for specific tasks to enable a detailed Gantt chart view
• Identify the functionalities of the WBS or Work Breakdown Structure, project and task calendars
• Describe how to open and close a project and generate a mini toolbar
• Identify the early and late start and finish and the slack for a task
• Identify the functions of the 'Task' menu in Microsoft Project 2013
• Recall the functionalities of the 'View' menu in Microsoft Project 2013 for managing timeline and costs
• Identify the key functionalities of the 'Project' menu in Microsoft Project 2013 to update and track a project
• Analyse the cost and resources of a project
• Estimate the level of available resources using the 'Resource' menu
• Compute, identify and adjust over-allocations and slippages and filter or group the tasks
• Analyse the project elements by using the 'Report' menu