Become a data analysis pro with this $45 bundle of courses
The amount of data created in any single day is absolutely staggering. In order to analyze and visualize the data, powerful tools are required; specialists with the knowledge required to use these tools are in high demand, but the training usually doesn't come cheap and is hard to find all in the same place.
Learn to use big data analysis tools for only $45
You need a bunch of courses that include training for the best data-analysis tools available today, and wouldn't it be nice if they were all bundled together in an affordable package?
Right now, Windows Central Digital Offers has the deal you're looking for. The Big Data Power Tools bundle includes eight courses and more than 39 hours of training, all for only $45. That's 91% off the regular price of $516.
These eight courses include:
- Connect the Dots: Linear and Logistic Regression in Excel, Python and R
- Connect the Dots: Factor Analysis in Excel, Python and R
- Number-Crunching in R
- Advanced Analytical Queries in Hive
- Learn By Example: Qlikview
- Learn By Example: Apache Storm
- Learn By Example: Scala
- Scalable Programming with Scala and Spark
By the end of your run through the courses in this bundle, you'll be ready to tackle data analysis from multiple angles, using multiple tools. Course availability stays open forever, so once you're in, you can take your time completing the lessons.
Get the Windows Central Newsletter
All the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.
Become a master of data analysis with this power tools bundle, right now 91% off!
Whether you're ready to start a new career or you want to take your big-data knowledge to the next level, this bundle is an ideal way to start. Grab it soon; this deal doesn't last forever.
Home to the most invested and passionate Microsoft fans, Windows Central is the next generation destination for news, reviews, advice and buying recommendations on the Windows, PC and Xbox ecosystems, following all products, apps, software, AI advancements, and accessories. We've been around for more than decade, and we take our jobs seriously. Windows Central writers and editors value accuracy and editorial independence in everything we do, never receiving compensation for coverage and never pulling punches.