Data Visualization using Power BI
Introduction to Power BI
• Definition: What is Power BI?
• Components: Power BI Desktop, Power BI
Service, Power BI Mobile
• Applications: Real-world examples (e.g.,
business analytics, reporting)
Getting Started with Power BI
• Installation: How to install Power BI Desktop
• Interface Overview: Navigating the Power BI
interface
• Connecting Data Sources: Importing data from
various sources
Data Transformation
• Power Query Editor: Cleaning and
transforming data
• Data Types: Understanding different data types
• Basic Transformations: Filtering, sorting, and
grouping data
Data Modeling
• Relationships: Creating relationships between
tables
• DAX Basics: Introduction to Data Analysis
Expressions (DAX)
• Calculated Columns and Measures: Creating
custom calculations
Creating Visualizations
• Visualization Types: Bar charts, line charts, pie
charts, etc.
• Custom Visuals: Using and customizing third-
party visuals
• Best Practices: Designing effective and
interactive visuals
Interactive Dashboards
• Creating Dashboards: Combining multiple
visualizations
• Filters and Slicers: Adding interactivity to your
dashboards
• Publishing and Sharing: Sharing your
dashboards with others
Advanced Analytics
• Time Intelligence: Analyzing data over time
• What-If Analysis: Creating scenarios and
simulations
• Machine Learning Integration: Using AI and
machine learning in Power BI
Power BI Service
• Overview: Features of Power BI Service
• Workspaces: Organizing and collaborating on
reports
• Dataflows: Creating reusable data
transformation logic
Power BI Mobile
• Introduction: Features of Power BI Mobile
• Viewing Reports: Accessing reports on mobile
devices
• Alerts: Setting up data-driven alerts
Best Practices
• Data Visualization Principles: Designing clear
and effective visuals
• Performance Optimization: Improving report
performance
• Security: Ensuring data security and
compliance
