Dive into the world of data with our Power BI class! Students will learn to create interactive dashboards, analyze real-world datasets, and turn numbers into smart stories — all while building critical thinking and data literacy skills in a fun, hands-on way.
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January 20, 2023
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📈 Learn the Language of Data
In today’s world, data is everywhere — and Power BI teaches students how to read, understand, and present it with confidence.
🛠️ Real-World Skills for the Future
Power BI is used by professionals across industries. Learning it early gives students a head start in business intelligence and data analytics.
📊 Build Stunning Dashboards
Students will learn to turn raw data into meaningful, interactive dashboards that tell stories and drive decisions.
🔍 Develop Critical Thinking
Power BI encourages students to ask questions, spot patterns, and draw insights — essential skills for academics and careers.
👶 Beginner-Friendly, No Coding Needed
The course is designed for young learners. With simple drag-and-drop interfaces and guided steps, it’s easy to get started.
🌐 Applies Across Subjects
Whether it’s science, math, business, or tech — understanding data visualization enhances learning in every field.
🧠 Boosts Analytical & Visual Thinking
Students gain both logic-based and creative skills by analyzing data and designing impactful visuals.
👨🏫 Taught by Expert Instructors
Our tutors break down concepts into simple, interactive lessons — making learning data fun and effective.
Age Group: 13–17 years
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Class Format: Instructor-led online sessions (1 hour each)
Session Frequency: 1–2 classes per week (flexible)
Learning Method: Hands-on with real data examples and live dashboard building
Tools Required: Laptop/PC, internet connection, Microsoft Power BI (free version)
Platform: Microsoft Power BI Desktop + online support tools
Final Outcome: Create interactive reports, analyze trends, and present real insights using data
What is Business Intelligence?
Installing and understanding Power BI Desktop
Interface tour: ribbons, panes, views
Loading data from Excel/CSV
Data types and structure (columns, tables, rows)
Simple bar/line/pie chart creation
🛠️ Mini Project: Student Score Visualization
Introduction to Power Query Editor
Removing errors and duplicates
Merging and appending tables
Column transformations (split, merge, rename)
Filtering rows and setting data types
🛠️ Mini Project: Clean & visualize a product sales dataset
Creating bar, column, pie, line, and combo charts
Using slicers and filters
Designing responsive report pages
Exporting and sharing reports
🛠️ Mini Project: COVID-19 Trend Dashboard
Introduction to data models
Relationships between tables
Creating star schema for Power BI
Using lookup tables and related columns
🛠️ Mini Project: Create a model for School Results Data
Basic formulas and calculated columns
Measures vs columns
Common DAX functions: SUM(), AVERAGE(), COUNTROWS(), IF()
🛠️ Mini Project: Build an attendance tracker with DAX measures
Cards, KPIs, maps, gauges
Tooltips and bookmarks
Using themes and templates
Drill-through pages and page navigation
🛠️ Mini Project: Country-wise Population Dashboard
DAX time functions: DATEADD(), YTD(), SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR()
Creating calendar tables
🛠️ Mini Project: Year-over-Year Sales Report
Designing professional dashboards
Syncing slicers across pages
Using buttons and navigation
🛠️ Mini Project: Fitness Tracker Dashboard
Creating user-specific views
Roles and permissions
🛠️ Mini Project: Teacher/Student Report Access
Finding public datasets
Understanding client briefs
Structuring project plans
🛠️ Assignment: Choose a personal interest project (sports, environment, school, etc.)
Building complete dashboard with multiple pages
Testing, peer feedback, revisions
Presenting with storytelling & insights
🛠️ Final Project: Interactive Data Dashboard on chosen topic
Mock project challenge
Revision sessions
Certificate of completion
Showcase project to family/peers
Use Power BI confidently to connect, clean, model, and visualize data
Write DAX formulas for calculated metrics
Build interactive, professional dashboards
Present insights from data clearly and creatively
Apply BI skills to schoolwork, projects, and future careers
No Prior Data Skills Required
This class is designed for beginners. We’ll start from the basics and build up step by step.
Basic Computer Knowledge
Students should be comfortable using a computer, navigating folders, and working with files like Excel or CSV.
Laptop or Desktop Required
Power BI Desktop runs only on Windows PCs or laptops. (Mac users can join if using a virtual Windows environment.)
Microsoft Power BI Desktop (Free)
Students will use the free version of Power BI Desktop, which can be downloaded from Microsoft’s official site.
Internet Connection
A stable internet connection is needed to attend live classes and download sample datasets.
Windows OS Preferred
Power BI is optimized for Windows. We recommend Windows 10 or higher for the best experience.
A Curious & Analytical Mind
An interest in data, numbers, visuals, or storytelling will help students enjoy and excel in this course!
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