Final Exam: Systems Analyst


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Overview/Description

Final Exam: Systems Analyst will test your knowledge and application of the topics presented throughout the Systems Analyst track of the Skillsoft Aspire Business Analyst to Data Analyst Journey.



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Lesson Objectives

Final Exam: Systems Analyst

  • visualize your data in the form of a column chart
  • set up a combo chart with multiple visualizations for the same data
  • recognize what triggers are, implement an insert trigger, and observe its working mechanism
  • create and use an update trigger, which is executed after updates to a MariaDB table
  • use Plotly to render information about geographical regions by shading regions based on the value of a variable
  • execute commands from the DBeaver environment
  • portray the flow of data from a source to a destination using a Sankey chart
  • perform basic cross and inner joins using SELECT-FROM-WHERE queries
  • View the distribution of values in a field by plotting a histogram
  • create a plot with two charts by rendering them within subplots
  • install and launch MariaDB on macOS, then connect to it from the terminal
  • plot a material chart to visualize the same data viewed with a column chart
  • analyze the detailed distribution of numeric values in a field by creating a violin plot in Plotly
  • recognize the different data formats that can be loaded into Chart Studio
  • demonstrate how Google Charts can be customized using several properties in an options object
  • plot locations on a map, which can include satellite, street, or terrain information
  • load one of the example charts in Chart Studio to recognize the features available to visualize data
  • use the LIKE, NOT LIKE, IN, and NOT IN keywords work
  • override the default ON DELETE behavior of foreign key constraints in MariaDB tables to implement cascading delete
  • run a few basic SELECT-FROM-WHERE queries
  • use Plotly to visualize the proportional contribution of various categories that have a hierarchical relationship
  • install and launch MariaDB on Microsoft Windows, then connect to it from the command prompt
  • assemble the pieces required to construct a simple chart using Google Charts
  • constrain a child table from having any values in a column that are not in a specified column of the parent table using foreign key constraints
  • recognize how default ON DELETE behavior of foreign key constraints in MariaDB works and perform a three-way join
  • render a pie chart to analyze the proportion of contributions from various categories
  • use a chart editor to enable users to pick the best chart to visualize a dataset
  • merge related plots into a single page using a dashboard in Plotly
  • install and launch DBeaver as a user interface for MariaDB on Microsoft Windows
  • share your Plotly Chart Studio plots and data with viewers and collaborators
  • configure the axes of a plot to make them more prominent and make your charts easier to read
  • view the relationship between two variables in your dataset by plotting them in a scatter plot
  • set up an interactive chart with control within a Google Charts dashboard
  • recognize different aggregate functions within GROUP BY queries and work with the HAVING clause to filter results of GROUP BY operations
  • use the Falcon client to integrate Chart Studio with the results of a query against a relational database
  • illustrate the basic usage of the DISTINCT and GROUP BY keywords
  • plot the variations in the price of a tradeable asset using candlestick charts in Plotly
  • visualize a series of data using an area chart
  • use the following constraints: NOT, NULL, and UNIQUE
  • install and launch DBeaver as a user interface for MariaDB on macOS
  • combine related plots into a single page using a dashboard in Plotly
  • convey details about geographical regions using an atlas map in Plotly
  • convey the relationship between two fields in your dataset using a scatter chart
  • represent multiple dimensions of data in your scatter plot by configuring the points that are rendered
  • recognize and use the BETWEEN, LIMIT, and ORDER BY keywords
  • illustrate the different ways in which a data table can be created and populated using the DataTable class
  • share your Plotly Chart Studio plots
  • illustrate the various customizations available for a treemap
  • visualize the distribution of numeric values in a field by rendering a box plot using Plotly
  • render the data present in a file on Google Drive in a Google chart
  • define a column chart with multiple series stacked on top of one another to recognize their individual and aggregate impact
  • customize the appearance and the data displayed in a Google chart
  • define a Chart Studio table using data and formatting information set in a file
  • use the JOIN keyword to perform cross joins, inner joins, left outer joins, and right outer joins
  • convey information related to countries by using a geo chart
  • convey hierarchical information in your data using a treemap visualization
  • Use the SOME, ALL and ANY keywords to link subqueries to outer queries
  • use UNIQUE constraints in an in-depth and applied way
  • visualize preexisting data in a Chart Studio data grid in the form of a bar chart
  • log in to the Plotly Chart Studio web console and create a new data grid
  • Course Number:
    it_febada_03_enus

    Expertise Level
    Intermediate