Data Analyst
• Role, Skills, and Career Path
Introduction
• A Data Analyst collects, processes, and analyzes data to help
organizations make better decisions. They turn raw data into
meaningful insights.
Importance of Data Analysis
• • Helps businesses make informed decisions
• • Identifies trends and opportunities
• • Improves efficiency and performance
• • Reduces risks through predictive analysis
Types of Data Analysis
• • Descriptive – What happened?
• • Diagnostic – Why did it happen?
• • Predictive – What will happen?
• • Prescriptive – What should we do?
Key Responsibilities
• • Collecting and cleaning data
• • Performing statistical analysis
• • Creating visualizations and dashboards
• • Presenting insights to stakeholders
Technical Skills
• • Excel for quick analysis
• • SQL for querying databases
• • Python/R for advanced analysis
• • Tableau/Power BI for visualization
Soft Skills
• • Communication – Explain results clearly
• • Problem-solving – Find solutions from data
• • Critical Thinking – Interpret data correctly
• • Collaboration – Work with teams effectively
Popular Tools
• • Excel, Google Sheets
• • SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL)
• • Tableau, Power BI
• • Python, R
• • Jupyter Notebook, Google Data Studio
Data Collection
• • Sources: Databases, APIs, surveys, logs
• • Methods: Web scraping, manual entry, automated pipelines
• • Ensures accurate and reliable data for analysis
Data Cleaning & Preparation
• • Handling missing values
• • Removing duplicates
• • Standardizing formats
• • Ensuring data quality for accurate results
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
• • Summarizing datasets
• • Identifying patterns and correlations
• • Spotting outliers and anomalies
• • Using graphs and statistics for insights
Data Visualization
• • Charts: Bar, Line, Pie, Histogram
• • Dashboards: Interactive reports
• • Storytelling with data: Making results easy to understand
Case Study Example
• E-commerce company used data analysis to:
• • Identify most popular products
• • Reduce delivery delays
• • Improve customer satisfaction
• Result: 20% sales growth in 6 months
Data Analyst vs Others
• • Data Analyst: Focus on insights from data
• • Data Scientist: Builds models, uses ML
• • Data Engineer: Manages data infrastructure
Career Path
• • Entry-level: Junior Analyst
• • Mid-level: Data Analyst / Business Analyst
• • Senior-level: Senior Analyst / Analytics Manager
• • Specialist: Data Scientist, Data Engineer
Industries Hiring
• • Finance & Banking
• • Healthcare
• • E-commerce & Retail
• • IT & Software
• • Marketing & Advertising
• • Government & NGOs
Challenges
• • Poor data quality
• • Data privacy & security issues
• • Handling large datasets (Big Data)
• • Communicating complex results clearly
Future Trends
• • Artificial Intelligence in analytics
• • Automation of data cleaning
• • Real-time data analysis
• • Cloud-based analytics tools
Tips for Success
• • Learn continuously (new tools & skills)
• • Build strong portfolios with projects
• • Network with professionals
• • Practice problem-solving with real data
Conclusion
• Data Analysts are vital in today’s data-driven world. They turn raw
data into knowledge, driving smarter decisions and innovation.
• Q&A

Data_Analyst_Full_Content_Presentation for college

  • 1.
    Data Analyst • Role,Skills, and Career Path
  • 2.
    Introduction • A DataAnalyst collects, processes, and analyzes data to help organizations make better decisions. They turn raw data into meaningful insights.
  • 3.
    Importance of DataAnalysis • • Helps businesses make informed decisions • • Identifies trends and opportunities • • Improves efficiency and performance • • Reduces risks through predictive analysis
  • 4.
    Types of DataAnalysis • • Descriptive – What happened? • • Diagnostic – Why did it happen? • • Predictive – What will happen? • • Prescriptive – What should we do?
  • 5.
    Key Responsibilities • •Collecting and cleaning data • • Performing statistical analysis • • Creating visualizations and dashboards • • Presenting insights to stakeholders
  • 6.
    Technical Skills • •Excel for quick analysis • • SQL for querying databases • • Python/R for advanced analysis • • Tableau/Power BI for visualization
  • 7.
    Soft Skills • •Communication – Explain results clearly • • Problem-solving – Find solutions from data • • Critical Thinking – Interpret data correctly • • Collaboration – Work with teams effectively
  • 8.
    Popular Tools • •Excel, Google Sheets • • SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL) • • Tableau, Power BI • • Python, R • • Jupyter Notebook, Google Data Studio
  • 9.
    Data Collection • •Sources: Databases, APIs, surveys, logs • • Methods: Web scraping, manual entry, automated pipelines • • Ensures accurate and reliable data for analysis
  • 10.
    Data Cleaning &Preparation • • Handling missing values • • Removing duplicates • • Standardizing formats • • Ensuring data quality for accurate results
  • 11.
    Exploratory Data Analysis(EDA) • • Summarizing datasets • • Identifying patterns and correlations • • Spotting outliers and anomalies • • Using graphs and statistics for insights
  • 12.
    Data Visualization • •Charts: Bar, Line, Pie, Histogram • • Dashboards: Interactive reports • • Storytelling with data: Making results easy to understand
  • 13.
    Case Study Example •E-commerce company used data analysis to: • • Identify most popular products • • Reduce delivery delays • • Improve customer satisfaction • Result: 20% sales growth in 6 months
  • 14.
    Data Analyst vsOthers • • Data Analyst: Focus on insights from data • • Data Scientist: Builds models, uses ML • • Data Engineer: Manages data infrastructure
  • 15.
    Career Path • •Entry-level: Junior Analyst • • Mid-level: Data Analyst / Business Analyst • • Senior-level: Senior Analyst / Analytics Manager • • Specialist: Data Scientist, Data Engineer
  • 16.
    Industries Hiring • •Finance & Banking • • Healthcare • • E-commerce & Retail • • IT & Software • • Marketing & Advertising • • Government & NGOs
  • 17.
    Challenges • • Poordata quality • • Data privacy & security issues • • Handling large datasets (Big Data) • • Communicating complex results clearly
  • 18.
    Future Trends • •Artificial Intelligence in analytics • • Automation of data cleaning • • Real-time data analysis • • Cloud-based analytics tools
  • 19.
    Tips for Success •• Learn continuously (new tools & skills) • • Build strong portfolios with projects • • Network with professionals • • Practice problem-solving with real data
  • 20.
    Conclusion • Data Analystsare vital in today’s data-driven world. They turn raw data into knowledge, driving smarter decisions and innovation. • Q&A