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Data Analytics

The document discusses the five key analytical skills used by data analysts: 1. Analytical skills involve solving problems using facts. 2. A technical mindset involves breaking processes down into smaller, logical steps. 3. Data design involves how information is organized. 4. Understanding context refers to how things are grouped into categories. 5. Data strategy involves managing the processes and tools used in data analysis.

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Data Analytics

The document discusses the five key analytical skills used by data analysts: 1. Analytical skills involve solving problems using facts. 2. A technical mindset involves breaking processes down into smaller, logical steps. 3. Data design involves how information is organized. 4. Understanding context refers to how things are grouped into categories. 5. Data strategy involves managing the processes and tools used in data analysis.

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The Five key skills used by data analysts

Analytical Skills
 The qualities and characteristics associated with solving problems using facts
A Technical Mindset
 The analytical skill that involves breaking processes down into smaller steps and
working with them in an orderly, logical way
Data Design
 The analytical skill that involves how you organize information
Understanding Context
 The analytical skill that has to do with how you group things into categories
Data Strategy
 The analytical skill that involves managing the processes and tools used in data
analysis
• First, you’ll fill out an Analytical Skills Table in your learning log entry. The table will appear like this
in the template:
• Analytical skill column: -Curiosity -Context -Technical mindset -Data design -Data strategy
• The table has a row for each essential aspect of analytical skills: 
• Curiosity: a desire to know more about something, asking the right questions
• Understanding context: understanding where information fits into the “big picture”
• Having a technical mindset: breaking big things into smaller steps
• Data design: thinking about how to organize data and information
• Data strategy: thinking about the people, processes, and tools used in data analysis 
• You will put an X in the column that you think best describes your current level with each aspect.
The three ratings are:
• Strength: This is an area you feel is one of your strengths
• Developing: You have some experience with this area, but there’s still significant room for growth
• Emerging: This is new to you, and will gain experience in this area from this course 
• Then update the Comments/Plans/Goals column with a quick note to yourself about why you chose
those ratings. 

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