Tableau Certified Desktop Specialist Practice Tests

Included in this book:

Four Tableau Practice Tests (30 questions each with an exact Tableau domains' breakdown): Tableau multiple-choice/multi-response format (22 theoretical, 8 hands-on).

What you will learn:

• Assess your strengths and weaknesses in four Tableau Desktop Specialist Exam knowledge areas
• Boost your chances of passing the real Tableau Desktop Specialist Exam
• Become aware of terms, definitions and equations you have to memorize
• Prepare for Connecting to & Preparing Data, Exploring & Analyzing Data, Sharing Insights, and Understanding Tableau Concepts Exam Domains
• Make sure you are not wasting your Tableau exam fee ($100)
• Prepare for a Business Intelligence or Data Scientist job interview

Requirements:

• Desktop computer (Windows or Mac), tablet, or smartphone (recommended)
• Tableau Public or Desktop Professional Installation (recommended, free)
• Probability and Statistics Essentials at the college level (recommended)

Target students/Who this course is for:

• Students preparing for the 2020 Tableau Desktop Specialist Exam and/or
• Professionals preparing for Job Interviews in Data Analytics and Business Intelligence. This exam is for those students who have foundational skills and understanding of Tableau Desktop and at least one month of applying this understanding in the product.

Book Description

Please note that provided four practice tests are mock exams, not brain dumps. They are designed to replicate the style, topics, and complexity of the real-world Tableau certification exam. The number of questions for each Domain Topic is chosen to match the current Tableau Desktop Specialist Exam Guide. The sentence length and structure of questions are adjusted to match examples from the Exam Guide. The multiple-choice questions are written with plausible distractors, using the memory + application method that tests students' knowledge of principles and facts in real-life situations. The question subjects (e.g using the Stocks table, using Flights table, etc),  actions (e.g. 'create a crosstab/chart', 'how can you ...', etc), and conditions ('which is the most probable', 'which is the best reason', etc), also follow the Tableau Sample Exam Format. A candidate preparing for the exam will expend about the same time and apply about the same mental effort to understand the question as he would in the real test center environment.

P.S. If you are learning Tableau I recommend you first take the Tableau Desktop Specialist Exam. There are two advantages: (i) you get familiarized with the Tableau Exam format and the online exam environment (administered by Loyalist Exam Services, lcsexams.com), and (ii) the exam fee is just $100 and your Tableau Desktop Specialist certification title does not expire. P.S.S. A final comment about the validity of the answers: each practice exam question is followed by an answer, an explanation of the answer, and an explanation of why other multiple choices are wrong. The link(s) (between two and four) to the free online resources are provided (Tableau documentation, other documentation, pdf articles, blogs, and videos). Some questions on a real Tableau Exam are not precisely worded. Sometimes two multiple-choice options appear to be an almost equally acceptable answer. You should not get too worked up over that: if you use these practice exams as one of the building blocks of your studies, you should be able to demonstrate your broad Tableau Desktop knowledge in a job interview and you should be able to pass the Tableau Desktop Specialist Exam (70% passing score required).

Created by Data Science Avenue with Emil Frlez