Discover the Power of Data

In our contemporary world, data has become the lifeblood that drives everything around us. From giant corporations to small enterprises, and from hospitals to private businesses, no entity can achieve success and excellence without effectively harnessing the power of data. Data analysis enters the heart of this transformation, converting raw data into valuable information that enables us to make strategic decisions and achieve remarkable results.

Why is Data Analysis the Key to Success?

Imagine you are steering a large ship across a vast and unknown ocean. Without a clear and precise map, you would be at the mercy of rough waves and strong winds, without knowing the right direction to reach your destination. In this analogy, data represents that map, while data analysis represents the process of turning this map into a reliable guide that leads you to success.

The Importance of Data Analysis in Various Fields

Making the Right Decisions: Data analysis helps transform raw data into practical insights that contribute to making precise and smart decisions. These decisions can be the difference between success and failure in business, or between life and death in the medical field.

Timely Data Analysis: With modern tools and advanced techniques, vast amounts of data can be analyzed in real time, allowing companies to quickly respond to market changes or customer needs.

Cost Reduction: Data analysis can identify areas for improvement and reduce unnecessary expenses, leading to significant savings in operational costs.

Increasing Profits: By gaining a better understanding of the market and customers, companies can design more effective marketing strategies and achieve higher returns on investment.

Boosting Productivity: Laboratories, companies, and services can use data analysis to enhance their processes and increase productivity, strengthening their ability to compete in global markets.

Practical Applications of Data Analysis:

In Companies: Analyzing customer and market data to identify buying trends and predict future demand.

In Hospitals: Analyzing patient data to improve diagnosis and treatment and reduce medical errors.

In Private Businesses: Improving inventory management and operational planning based on actual data rather than guesses.

Acquire Skills Without a Programming Background:

You don't need to be an expert in programming or information technology to start in the world of data analysis. In this course, we will provide you with the general knowledge you need to understand the basics of data analysis. We will review tools that can be used to analyze data easily and effectively. You will learn how to extract valuable information from data and use it to improve various aspects of your business or daily life, all without any prior programming knowledge.

Get ready to discover a new world of possibilities and opportunities with an introduction to data analysis. Let’s embark on this exciting journey together!

Curriculum:

Chapter One: What is Data?

Chapter Two: Data Metrics

Chapter Three: Data Preparation and Variables

Chapter Four: Relationships Between Data

Chapter Five: Key Charts and Graphs

Chapter Six: Machine Learning

Chapter Seven: Using Excel in Data Analysis

Chapter Eight: Storytelling

Chapter Nine: Data Security and Protection

Chapter Ten: Introduction to Microsoft Power BI

Examinations:

First Exam: Includes Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) covering chapters (1-2-3-4) with 30 questions. The exam duration is 25 minutes, and it accounts for 30% of the final grade.

Second Exam: Includes Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) covering chapters (5-6-7-8) with 30 questions. The exam duration is 30 minutes, and it accounts for 30% of the final grade.

Final Exam: Includes Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) covering all chapters with 40 questions. The exam duration is 30 minutes, and it accounts for 40% of the final grade.

Information About the Data Analysis Expert:

Dr. Mohamad Khaled Dardar

Expert in the field of data analysis

Worked with several companies in data analysis, helping them achieve profits and goals

Lecturer for students from various universities

Assisted in the creation of several websites

Degrees & Certificates:

Bachelor in Management Information Systems (MIS)

MBA in Project Management

Master in Logistics and Supply Chain

Master in IT Management

Doctorate in Information Systems

To pass the course and become an expert a total grade of 70% must be obtained