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Tableau has emerged as one of the most popular Business Intelligence solutions in recent times, thanks to its powerful and interactive data visualization capabilities. This course will empower you to become a master in Tableau by exploiting the many new features introduced in Tableau 10.0.

You will embark on this exciting journey by getting to know the valuable methods of utilizing advanced calculations to solve complex problems. These techniques include creative use of different types of calculations such as row-level, aggregate-level, and more. You will discover how almost any data visualization challenge can be met in Tableau by getting a proper understanding of the tool’s inner workings and creatively exploring possibilities.

You’ll be armed with an arsenal of advanced chart types and techniques to enable you to efficiently and engagingly present information to a variety of audiences through the use of clear, efficient, and engaging dashboards. Explanations and examples of efficient and inefficient visualization techniques, well-designed and poorly designed dashboards, and compromise options when Tableau consumers will not embrace data visualization will build on your understanding of Tableau and how to use it efficiently.

By the end of the book, you will be equipped with all the information you need to create effective dashboards and data visualization solutions using Tableau.

Tableau is a software tool that can speed up data analysis through its rich visualization capabilities, and help uncover insights for better and smarter decision making. This class is for the business, technology, data and analytics professionals who use and analyze data and data-driven approaches to support business operations and strategic initiatives in their organizations.

This class provides easy-to-follow recipes to get the reader up and running with Tableau 10, and covers basic to advanced use cases and scenarios. The class starts with building basic charts in Tableau and moves on to building more complex charts by incorporating different Tableau features and interactivity components. There is an entire chapter dedicated to dashboard techniques and best practices. A number of recipes specifically for geospatial visualization, analytics, and data preparation are also covered.

Tableau Desktop is a holistic business intelligence software, that provides end to end capabilities for effective data preparation, analysis, custom reports, interactive dashboards and online publishing to help businesses draw actionable insights from the data gathered from diverse resources. It helps BI professionals, data analysts, data scientists and administrators to efficiently manage voluminous data, create data-visualizations, graphical presentations with interactive and user-friendly dashboards to facilitate organizations take informed business decisions.

NetCom Learning provides an array of Tableau Desktop Training and Certification courses to help you master data visualization and learn to build tableau dashboards. Our team of certified and experienced instructors expertly explain core concepts of statistical data mapping and critical BI projects.

NetCom Learning is an eminent provider of Tableau Desktop Training and Certification courses, that enable beginners and working professionals gain expertise on this futuristic data analytics software and acquire comprehensive data management skills. Our various learning modes such as Classroom, Onsite, Online, Private, Public, group and Instructor led blended in custom schedules offer flexibility to get you upskill at your preferred locations and budgeted cost.

Test Automation, Web Performance, and Load Testing with Visual Studio 2017 course is designed for automation and performance testers who have basic .NET coding skills. The course is divided into two main parts: the first part focuses on creating, executing, and maintaining coded UI tests for a variety of application types, while the second part looks at web performance and load testing using Visual Studio 2017 and includes coverage of executing load tests both on-premises and in the cloud using Azure.

The course covers not only how to use the Microsoft tools, but also looks at testing processes and best practices for test automation and web performance testing.

This course includes hands-on labs to reinforce practical skills and ensure you’re ready to use the tools upon your return to the workplace

In this course, you will learn and practice techniques to monitor and troubleshoot routed and switched networks through extensive hands-on lab exercises. Troubleshooting methods, approaches, procedures, and tools are explored. A series of different organizations are introduced for each a set of troubleshooting scenarios that are presented. You will attempt to solve as many of the troubleshooting tickets as you can; the debrief includes review information that will help you further understand the specific issues raised in the scenarios.

Exam Format
Exam Number - 300-135
Associated Certification - CCNP Routing and Switching
Duration - 120 minutes (15 - 25 questions)
Register with - Pearson VUE

Updating Your Skills to SQL Server 2017 course is aimed at database professionals looking to update their skills to cover SQL Server 2017.

This course is based on the objectives of the course version 10998A.

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Intended Audience for this 10998: Updating Your Skills to SQL Server 2017

» The primary audience for this course is existing database professionals with experience of SQL Server 2016 who want to update their skills to SQL Server 2017.
» The secondary audience is existing SQL Server 2016 MCSAs who want to prepare for the Upgrade exam for SQL Server 2017 certification.

Course Prerequisites for 10998: Updating Your Skills to SQL Server 2017

» Required: Experience of building and managing database, data warehouse, and business intelligence (BI) solutions with SQL Server 2016
» Required: Familiarity with Microsoft Office 2016
» Required: Familiarity with the Windows Server 2016 operating system and networking

10998: Updating Your Skills to SQL Server 2017 Course Objectives

» Describe key capabilities and components of SQL Server 2017
» Describe new and enhanced features in SQL Server Performance, Availability, and Scalability
» Describe new and enhanced features in SQL Server data access
» Describe new and enhanced features in SQL Server reporting and BI
» Describe new and enhanced features in SQL Server OLAP
» Describe new and enhanced data analytics features
» Describe new and enhanced features in SQL Server Cloud deployments
» Describe SQL Server on Linux functionality

10998: Updating Your Skills to SQL Server 2017 Course Outline

Introduction to SQL Server 2017
Overview of SQL Server 2017
Functionality across versions
What’s new in SQL Server Performance, Scalability, and Availability.
Adaptive query processing
Automatic tuning
Availability Scalability
Lab : Performance and availability – adaptive query processing
Interleaved execution
Batch mode memory grant feedback
Batch mode adaptive joins
What’s New in SQL Server data Access
SQL Graph
Lab : SQL Graph
Create a Graph database
Query a Graph database
What’s new in SQL Server Reporting and BI
Power BI report Server
Reporting Services update
Lab : Reporting and BI
Deploy Power BI report server
Add commenting to a report
New and Enhanced Features in SQL Server Analysis Services
Tabular model updates
Lab : Ragged hierarchies
View existing reports
Hide blank members
New and Enhanced data Analytics Features
New and enhanced data analytics features
Lab : Data analytics with Python
Enable external script execution
Run Python scripts
What’s new in SQL Server in the Cloud
Azure SQL database features
Managed Instances
Lab : Managed instances
SQL Server on Linux
SQL Server on Linux
Deploying SQL Server on Linux
Lab : SQL Server in Docker containers
Deploy a SQL Server Docker image
Run a SQL Server instance inside a Docker container
Connect to a SQL Server Instance running in a Docker container

In this course, you will learn how to use SharePoint as project management information system. You'll learn about task management, using the new task features and integration with Microsoft Project, coordinating resources, communicating project updates to stakeholders, and the most efficient ways to organize your sites. No previous SharePoint expertise needed!

You will learn to implement Agile and Scrum projects in SharePoint as well as traditional waterfall and highly structured project management methodologies. In addition, you will learn about all new features such as Site Mailboxes and project reporting features. You will also learn how to automate many project functions using SharePoint workflows.

Intended Audience for this Using SharePoint for Project Management 2013

» Project managers
» Project directors/PMO directors
» Business analysts
» Team leads
» Data analysts
» Product managers
» Marketing managers and specialists
» IT managers
» Operations managers

Using SharePoint for Project Management 2013 Course Objectives

» Build and use dashboards and business intelligence reports to give management visibility into projects
» Construct a PMIS using SharePoint to schedule project planning, reporting, and forecasting
» Allow project stakeholders instant access to critical project documents and information
» Facilitate project team meetings and communication flow with Team Sites
» Use SharePoint's built-in workflow capability to create custom workflows for your projects
» Develop standard project management processes using SharePoint's BPM capabilities
» Create custom lists, calendars, contacts, and project tracking for each project
» Establish project tracking guidelines through SharePoint for all projects

Using SharePoint for Project Management 2013 Course Outline

Introduction to SharePoint
What is SharePoint?
What's New in SharePoint 2013
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Licensing Options
Hosting Options: On-Premise vs. Office 365
What is a Project Management Information System?
Why SharePoint?
Organizing Your Project Sites
SharePoint Hierarchy
Creating Site Collections, Sites, and Sub-Sites
Managing Security in SharePoint
Creating Groups
Managing Site/Project Members
Setting Up the "Access Request" Feature
Customizing Permissions
Information Architecture in SharePoint
Managing Project Data with SharePoint Lists
Out-of-Box List Templates
Tasks Lists and Timelines
Project Calendars
Links and Promoted Links
Project Announcements
Discussion Boards
Issue Tracking
Surveys
Creating Custom Lists
Column Options
List Options: Versioning, Content Approval, Ratings
Creating Views
Importing Data
Tracking Project Milestones, Deliverables, and Risks with Custom Lists
Managing Documents with SharePoint Libraries
Out-of-Box Libraries
Document Library
Form Library
Wiki Pages
Pictures
Report Library
Asset Library (Videos, Audio, Images)
Organizing Project Documents with Metadata
Using Document Sets
Collaborating on Project Documents
Check-In / Check-Out
Versioning
Content Approval
Uploading Files
Working with Versioning
Working with Documents in Office
Synchronizing files for Offline Use
SharePoint Communities and Social Features
My Sites and SharePoint Profiles
Newsfeeds
Following People, Documents, and Projects
Community Sites
Posting and Replies
Membership
Reputations, Badges, and Social Features
SharePoint 2013 and Microsoft Office Integration
Integrating with Microsoft Project
Publishing Project Plans to SharePoint
Managing Task Updates in SharePoint and Project
Integrating with Microsoft Excel
Integrating with Microsoft Outlook
Integrating Task Data with Outlook
Using the new integrated Tasks view in MySites
Integrating Project Calendars with Outlook
Integrating Discussion Boards with Outlook
Integrating Contact Lists with Outlook
Using Site Mailboxes
Designing a Project Site
Working with Pages
Working with Web Parts
Reusable Project Templates with Site Templates
Project Dashboards and Reports with Excel and Visio Services
Excel Services
Visio Services
Automating Approval and Other Processes with Workflows
Configuring Out-of-Box Workflows
Building Custom Workflows
Agile/Scrum Projects in SharePoint
Agile/Scrum Concepts
Product Backlogs
Sprints
Task Boards
Daily Stand-Up Meetings
Burn Charts and Reports
Labs
Creating PMO Site and Project Site
Working with Task Lists
Working with Calendars, Issues, and Surveys
Creating a Risk List and Deliverables List
Creating a Project Documents Library with Metadata
Manage Project Requests Using Document Sets
Setting Up Your Profile and Newsfeed
Creating and Managing a Community Site
Create and Manage Project Plans with SharePoint and Microsoft Project
Integrating Project Data with Microsoft Outlook
Using Site Mailboxes
Design and Create a Full-Featured Project Site for Your Team
Display Project Progress Charts with Excel Services
Interactive Project Process Document with Visio Services
Configure a Document Approval Workflow
Create a Custom Change Control Workflow for Your Project
Create a Product Backlog, a Task Board, and Sprints
Manage Scrum Team Work in SharePoint

While using the Internet, you have probably encountered various attractive and useful websites, and you may have formed your own opinions of their capabilities and limitations. However, merely using the Internet will not give you an understanding of how these sites are created. In this course, you will examine the basics of foundational web technology and create your own functional web pages using markup languages such as Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML), and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

If you're ready to progress your web development skills past HTML and CSS, this class will give you everything you need to build your own web app. You'll be taught the basics of Bootstrap and AngularJS, taking an in-depth look at what makes up each framework. After you've mastered the concepts, you'll put it into action as you build a contact manager throughout the course.

We'll look at filters, routing, and views for your app and will teach you to utilize CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) to develop further. You'll learn how to connect your app to the server, customize Bootstrap, and build a directive. Along the way we'll touch on additional technologies such as Less, gulp, Grunt, and AngularStrap. Finally, we'll take a look at potential stumbling blocks and will give you tips to avoid them.