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Overview

Data visualisation and communication is increasingly important as a complement to the study of analytics. The ability to present visual access to the huge amounts of data that business creates is an essential skill for any analyst. The creation of easily digestible visuals graphics are often the simplest and most… For more content click the Read More button below.

Data visualisation and communication is increasingly important as a complement to the study of analytics. The ability to present visual access to the huge amounts of data that business creates is an essential skill for any analyst. The creation of easily digestible visuals graphics are often the simplest and most powerful tool to enable communication of business insights gained from data.

This course will introduce statistical and visualisation tools for the exploratory analysis of data. Students will learn what makes an effective data visualisation and how to create interactive data visualisations. Visualisation in Tableau and other tools including cutting-edge graphical, immersive techniques will be presented. There will be a strong focus on developing the skill of data storytelling. Students will learn how to combine data, create data visualisations and construct powerful stories to drive change.

Conditions for Enrolment

Pre-requisite: ZZBU6501 or ZZSC9001

Delivery

Fully online - Intensive

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Fees

Type	Amount
Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable)	$1893
Domestic Students	$4650
International Students	$4650

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Postgraduate

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Hexamester 3, Hexamester 5

Campus

Sydney

Academic Calendar

Hexamester

Field of Education

080300 Business And Management

Data Visualisation and Communication

ZZBU6507

6 Units of Credit