From: Marion Daly [mailto:mariondaly@google.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 4:39 PM
To: Kay Beck-Benton; Hank Levy; Ed Lazowska
Subject: Making Sense of Data – Online course for students/faculty
Hi folks,
I wanted to share with you a new online course that Google just launched, Making Sense of Data. This self-paced course introduces tools and techniques to structure, visualize and analyze information. It’s intended for anybody who works with data on a daily basis, including students, and who wants to learn more about how to apply that information to practical problems.
Making Sense of Data runs from March 18 – April 4, 2014. Visit g.co/datasense to learn more and register.
Please feel free to share with any students or faculty you think might be interested.
Thanks!
Marion
Additional context for students/faculty
Benefits of Use:
· Course participants will learn about the basics of data, Fusion Tables, and data analysis techniques that can be used to gain insight, communicate ideas, or help make decisions.
· In this course, participants will learn about the following:
o The basics of data, including the structure and organization of data
o The steps of the data process, including preparing, analyzing, and applying data
o How to create and use Google Fusion Tables
o Organize, summarize, and create charts from data
o Different data analysis techniques and when to use them
Logistics and Requirements:
· Registration opens: 2/25/2014
· Course begins: 3/18/2014
· Course ends: 4/4/2014
· Sign up link: datasense.withgoogle.com. [g.co/datasense]
- Time commitment: Approximately 10-15 hours
Marion Daly | Specialist, Tech University Programs – West – Google Seattle | 650-669-7594 | google.com/students