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Data Visualisation Analytics - Part of Post Diploma Certificate in Analytics Programming and Data Visualisation Analytics (SDAAD)

Name: Data Visualisation Analytics - Part of Post Diploma Certificate in Analytics Programming and Data Visualisation Analytics (SDAAD)
Price: 2527.50 SGD

Training Provider: Ngee Ann Polytechnic

Course Reference: TGS-2026066155

S$2,528

About This Course

This module discusses the principles and techniques for creating effective visualisations based on graphic design and perceptual psychology. Using widely adopted BI tools such as Power BI, learners will apply these principles and techniques to create rich visualisations that support data exploration, analysis, and presentation.

Learners will develop visual analysis skills to identify patterns, trends, and anomalies, and apply exploratory techniques to derive key insights.

The best practices of information graphics will also be explored to allow learners to present data effectively and eloquently, supporting data-driven decision making.

What You'll Learn

This module aims to enable learners to translate analytical results into intuitive visual forms that are accurate, ethical and easy to interpret, while using modern visualisation tools to build interactive dashboards and reports for different stakeholder needs. It also develops learners’ ability to create structured data stories that frame business questions, surface key insights and support persuasive presentations to stakeholders.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess a diploma or higher qualification from local Polytechnics/Universities in any discipline or at least 1 year of relevant work experience.

Applicants with other equivalent qualifications will be considered case-by-case based on relevant work experience.

Other requirements:
•Learners enrolled into the course are expected to bring along their personal laptop
•Basic IT literacy, including operating system navigation, digital file management (creating, saving, organizing), and the use of standard productivity software (e.g., Microsoft Office, Google Workspace), is expected of participants.
•In addition, learners must be adept at using web browsers for research and communicating through email and video conferencing technologies (MS Teams).