This repository contains the materials for the Tableau Fundamentals workshop.
We recommend attending D-LabWorkshop1, D-LabWorkshop2, and AdditionalWorkshopsAsNeeded prior to this workshop.
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In this workshop, we provide [WorkshopGoal]. First, we’ll cover [Aim1]. Then, we’ll explore [Aim2].
Only if necessary: If you are not familiar with material in D-LabWorkshop1, D-LabWorkshop2, and AdditionalWorkshopsAsNeeded, we recommend attending those workshops first.
After this workshop, you will be able to:
- [LearningObjective1].
- [LearningObjective2].
- [LearningObjective3].
This workshop does not cover the following:
- [NotCovered1]. These are covered in D-LabWorkshopName.
- [NotCovered2]. These are covered in D-LabWorkshopName.
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