CompTIA Data+ (DA0-001) Exam Tips

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Mike Chapple

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01.01-welcome.mp4

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02.01-the dataand exam.mp4

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02.02-careers in analytics.mp4

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02.03-the value of certification.mp4

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03.01-data concepts and environments.mp4

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03.02-data mining.mp4

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03.03-data analysis.mp4

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03.04-visualization.mp4

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03.05-data governance quality and controls.mp4

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04.01-in-person exam environment.mp4

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04.02-at-home testing.mp4

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04.03-dataand question types.mp4

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04.04-passing the dataand exam.mp4

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04.05-exam tips.mp4

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05.01-continuing your studies.mp4

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Are you seeking your CompTIA Data+ certification? This course is part of a six-course series preparing you for the Data+ exam. In this course, Mike Chapple, a professor of information technology, analytics, and operations, presents the areas you need to know in the CompTIA Data+ certification program. The Data+ exam covers five domains of data analysis: Data Concepts and Environments; Data Mining; Data Analysis; Visualization; and Data Governance, Quality, and Controls. This course provides an overview of those domains, takes a look at the format of the Data+ exam itself, and gives tips on preparing to take the test using LinkedIn Learning resources.

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Mike Chapple

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Cybersecurity and analytics educator and leader with over 20 years of experience in government, the private sector and higher education. Author of over 30 books, including best-selling study guides from Wiley covering the CISSP, Security+, CISM, CySA+, CIPP/US, and PenTest+ exams. Creator of over 100 cybersecurity and business analytics video courses on LinkedIn Learning.

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