Tableau Classes Chicago, IL

This 4-day Tableau Desktop course is designed for students who have no prior knowledge of Tableau but are interested in learning common techniques to create great visualizations and dashboards. This course will help students get started with tableau and covers the basics of working with data, visualization best practices, plus a variety of ad hoc and table calculations. This course also covers dashboard design, advanced analytics like clustering and forecasting, data cleansing, storytelling with data, and more.

This 2-day Tableau Desktop course is designed for students who understand the fundamentals of working in Tableau and are interested in learning advanced techniques to become a Tableau superuser. This course will start with a quick review of the basics and then move on to many more advanced topics, like data preparation, complex joins, data densification, advanced calculations, and moving beyond basic chart types. The course also covers mapping, best practices for presentations, advanced visualizations and dashboarding, interacting with the Tableau server, integrating with R, and more.

Develop a solid design foundation in this two-day beginner-level Tableau training class. Through a combination of hands-on learning, instructor guidance, and class discussions, students import data from multiple sources and use it to create strong visualizations and engaging stories. Specific topics include Tableau interfaces, understanding techniques and best practices, leveraging the Tableau paradigm, workflow management, data analysis, data breakdowns, basic calculations, and guided data presentation.

Take your Tableau skills to the next level in this three-day intermediate course. Using more in-depth Tableau features, such as enhanced data visualization, participants solve more advanced problems. Specific topics include a Tableau review, parameters, sets, groups, reference lines, animation features, forecasting, mapping, data sourcing, filed calculations, and advanced charting.

Combine basic and intermediate courses in this fast-paced, five-day Tableau bootcamp. Once they acquire a solid foundation, students move quickly to more advanced areas, through a combination of structured and guided learning. Key concepts include combining visualizations, using interactive dashboards, utilizing data stores, gaining data insights, effective presentation techniques, and sophisticated data charting approaches.

Designed for professionals already using data-management tools, this 2-day course introduces basic functions in Tableau. After exploring the fundamentals, students will learn how to connect to, prepare, and explore data, manage and sort data in fields, and apply advanced worksheet filters. Completion of this course will prepare students to create advanced visualizations, maps, and stories.

This intermediate course in Tableau Desktop teaches advanced skills with this data visualization software. This course teaches students how to blend data in order to visualize relationships, clean and organize PDF data, and troubleshoot joins. Students will learn how to manipulate data and use advanced calculations to create data visualizations.

This Tableau bootcamp is a beginner-friendly course designed for individuals hungry to learn the basics of Tableau. In this hands-on workshop, students will use Tableau to explore a data set and learn not only how to connect to data and present data with stunning visuals, but also some best practices around data visualization, using Tableau filters, and publishing with Tableau. Students in this course will also learn how to create Tableau dashboards, how to use the built-in Maps function, some helpful tricks, and more.

Get started creating visualization and dashboards with Tableau in this 1-day introductory course. Work with maps, create dashboards, share insights, and more.

Create more advanced visualizations in this intermediate-level Tableau course. Visualize data with dual-axis charts, box and whisker plots, and combination charts. Customize dashboards, use built-in forecasting, and use calculations and parameters.