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This badge represents the completion of a course in Oracle BI Class Enrollment. The second in a series targeted Bl power users; the Class Enrollment subject area contains data on classes and the primary instructors and students associated with the classes. Building upon Bl reporting knowledge gained in Term Statistics, participants explore the numerous dimensions in the subject area by working through targeted exercises. After this training course, participants will have a suite of highly customizable reports to help them make decisions that impact students.

This badge represents the completion of a course in Oracle BI Term Statistics. The first in a series targeting BI power users, the course presents BI (Business Intelligence) and the Term Statistics subject area. In a hands-on training structure, instructors use several targeted exercises to guide participants on building analyses and pivot tables. Participants navigate student-specific information by term, including primary program/plan, program action, and academic level (freshman, etc.), and learn about the various dimensions available in the Term Statistics subject area.

This badge represents the completion of the Advanced course in Power BI. The third in the training series on Power BI, this session builds on concepts presented in the Power BI Intermediate course. Content for Day 3 includes Power BI workspace administration, more details on sharing published reports, protecting data, and introductions to DAX coding and Power Query.

This badge represents the completion of a course in Power BI. The second in the training series on Power BI, this session builds on concepts presented in the Power BI Introduction course. It begins with participants re-opening the dashboard and dataset from Day 1 to simulate sharing Power BI files. Next, participants will develop new pages in the dashboard, apply filters and slicers on the pages to limit visualizations for specific use cases and develop navigation buttons to move between pages on the dashboard. Content for Day 2 also includes how to make calculations using visualizations, how to sort axes and legends using menus, and instructions for developing a sort column. Finally, participants will understand how to publish and share their Power BI dashboards within workspaces.

This badge represents the completion of a course in Power BI. The first in the training series, this course introduces Power BI, a business analytics service by Microsoft. This software provides interactive visualizations and business intelligence capabilities with an interface where end users can create reports and dashboards. In a hands-on training structure, instructors guide participants in building a Power BI dashboard from the ground up. The session starts with basic data cleaning in Excel and concludes with an interactive dashboard featuring several visualizations. Along the way, participants will learn how to install the software, import the cleaned dataset, build the visualizations, incorporate interactive slicers (filters), and format the final dashboard.

This badge represents the completion of a course in Advanced Excel. In this advanced-level course, participants learn how to use some of the most powerful features in Excel, such as logical functions, XLOOKUP approximate match and nested XLOOKUPS, the COUNTIF family of functions, statistical functions, and text extraction functions. Participants also have the opportunity to explore other advanced topics, depending on time constraints and group interests.

This badge represents the completion of a course in Intermediate Excel. In this course, participants learn how to create, edit, and manipulate pivot tables and use the XLOOKUP function to work with large amounts of data. Participants also explore other intermediate topics, depending on time constraints. *Additional training topics will vary based on recent developments in the software and the interests of the assembled group.

This badge represents the completion of a course in Oracle BI Class Meeting Pattern, one in a series of training courses targeted to power users of the academic subject areas. This course presents the class meeting pattern subject area and instructs on using report prompts and driving queries. Instructors lead participants through several practice exercises to navigate existing dashboards and build OBI analyses, work with participants to gain access to the subject area, and provide resources necessary for independent work. This course is for staff and faculty who develop their own reports in the academic subject areas of myFSU BI.

This badge represents the completion of a course in Basic Excel. The first in a series, Basic Excel is designed for beginners who want to learn how to use Excel to create and manage spreadsheets. This hands-on course teaches participants how to create a spreadsheet, explore the functions of Excel's various menu ribbons, how to format, sort, filter, and manipulate data, how to write basic formulas (SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX), and how to create basic charts.

In this course, we'll guide you through the steps to examine your department's specific business process needs and equip you with the tools to assess the possibility of automation. This course lays the foundation for an effective request and tracking system. Together, we'll navigate every step from inception to completion, crafting a user-friendly form and constructing an operational flow that guarantees immediate improvements in efficiency. You'll also learn how to share and test your flows, as well as resolve flow run issues. Join us for an immersive learning experience and maximize your productivity with Power Automate, empowering you to work smarter, not harder.