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Module 2 Flashcards

Business and Organization Skills, Technical Skills, Workplace Skills

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How many skills are under Analytics Competencies?

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Four

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Four Categorized Skills of Analytics Competencies

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Business and Organization Skills
Technical Skills
Workplace Skills

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How many distinct competencies does Business and Organization Skills have?

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Four

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Four Distinct Competencies of Business and Organization Skills.

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  • Domain Knowledge and Application
  • Data Management and Governance
  • Operational Analytics
  • Data Visualization and Presentation
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How many distinct competencies does Technical Skills have?

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Five

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Five Distinct Competencies of Technical Skills.

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  • Research Methods
  • Data Engineering Principles
  • Statistical Techniques
  • Data Analytics, Methods, and Algorithms
  • Computing
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How many distinct competencies does Workplace Skills have?

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One

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How many Competencies are there overall?

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Ten Competencies (Categorized into Four)

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T or F

every competencies has three level
proficiency expectations.

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True

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What are the three levels of proficiency?

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Entry Level
Immediate Level
Expert Level

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What does Entry level proficiency do?

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Perform tasks with Guidance

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What does Immediate level proficiency do?

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Formulate task to achieve Organizational Goals
and works independently.

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What does Expert level proficiency do?

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Identifying new approaches to achieve
Organizational Goals. Provides solution to a problem.

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In the domain of Knowledge Application and Domain Expertise, one must have the following skills:

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  • Domain-Related Knowledge
  • Insights to effectively contextualize data
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These skills defined a Functional Analyst, it encompasses what?

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industry knowledge, business experience, and domain expertise.

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Comprehend the collected data, and grasp the methods by which they are managed and applied within the specific industry domain

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Entry Level Domain Knowledge and Application

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Craft a comprehensive content strategy and design an effective information
architecture tailored to support the unique needs of a given industry domain and
its diverse audiences.

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Immediate Level Domain Knowledge and Application

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Formulate compelling business cases aimed at enhancing domain-related
procedures by leveraging data-driven decision-making strategies.

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Expert Level Domain Knowledge and Application

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Competency needed for Functional Analysts

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Domain Knowledge and Application

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Competency needed for Data Stewards

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Data Management and Governance

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In the domain of Data Management and Governance, one must have the following skills:

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  • Develop and Implement Data Management Strategies
  • Enforcing Privacy and Data Security
  • Implement Data Policies and Regulations
  • Understand Ethical Considerations
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They are the Data
Gatekeepers of an organization.

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Data Stewards

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  • Maintain vigilant awareness and consistently implement policies and measures to
    uphold data security, privacy, intellectual property, and ethical standards.
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Entry Level Data Management and Governance

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Competency needed for Analytics Managers

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Operational Analytics

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In the domain of Operational Analytics, one must have the
following skills:

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  • General Knowledge of Business Analytics
  • Specialized Knowledge of Business Techniques
  • Insight Derivation for Decision-Making.
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24
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  • Effectively implement and enforce policies and procedures pertaining to data
    security, privacy, intellectual property, and ethical considerations.
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Immediate Level Data Management and Governance

25
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  • Formulate comprehensive policies addressing data security, privacy, intellectual
    property, and ethical considerations.
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Expert Level Data Management and Governance

25
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These skills defined an Analytics Manager as they have what skills?

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Project Management Skills.

26
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Conduct comprehensive business analysis on designated tasks and datasets.

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Entry Level Operational Analytics

27
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Determine the business implications arising

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Immediate Level Operational Analytics

28
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Discover fresh opportunities to leverage historical data for optimizing
organizational processes.

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Expert Level Operational Analytics

29
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In the domain of Data Visualization and Presentation, one must have the following skills:

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  • Create and Communicate Compelling and Actionable Insights
  • Utilizing Data Visualization and Presentation
30
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These data visualization techniques are not just about charts but about telling a story

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Data-Storytelling

31
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  • Create data visualization reports or narratives according to specified requirements.
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Entry Level Data Visualization and Presentation

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  • Design infographics to facilitate the effective presentation and communication of
    actionable outcomes.
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Immediate Level Data Visualization and Presentation

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  • Choose suitable visualization methods and innovate new approaches tailored to a
    specific industry.
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Expert Level Data Visualization and Presentation

34
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In the domain of Research Methods, one must have the following skills:

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  • Utilize scientific and engineering methods
  • Discover and create new knowledge and insights
35
Q

These skills defined a Data Scientist, it encompasses what?

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strategies, processes, and techniques.

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  • Employ the 4-step research model, comprising hypothesis formulation, research
    methods selection, artifact creation, and evaluation, to enhance understanding
    and application in research endeavors.
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Entry Level Research Methods

37
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  • Formulate research questions centered on identified issues within established
    research or business process models.
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Immediate Level Research Methods

38
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  • Create experiments incorporating both passive and active data collection methods
    to facilitate hypothesis testing and effective problem-solving.
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Expert Level Research Methods

39
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In the domain of Data Engineering Principles, one must have the following skills:

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  • Utilize software and system engineering
  • Develop data analytics application
40
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These skills defined a Data Engineer, it encompasses what?

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ETL Method (Extract, Transform, Load).

41
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Proficiency in programming selected SQL and NoSQL platforms for data storage
and access, with a specific focus on writing Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) scripts.

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Entry Level Data Engineering

42
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  • Architect and construct both relational and non-relational databases, ensuring the
    implementation of efficient Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) processes tailored for
    large datasets.
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Immediate Level Data Engineering

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  • Demonstrated advanced expertise in leveraging modern Big Data technologies for
    processing diverse data types sourced from multiple channels.
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Expert Level Data Engineering

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In the domain of Statistical Techniques, one must have the following skills:

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  • Apply Statistical Concepts and Methodologies for data analysis
45
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They are utilized to analyze raw data especially from a research data to extract information.

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Mathematics and Statistics

46
Q

Under Statistical Techniques these skills are also defined by Data Scientist, it
encompasses what

A

Mathematics and Statistics

47
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Possess proficiency in employing statistical methods, including sampling, ANOVA,
hypothesis testing, descriptive statistics, regression analysis, and other relevant
methodologies.

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Entry Level Statistical Techniques

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  • Evaluate and recommend the most suitable statistical methods and tools tailored
    to specific tasks and datasets.
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Immediate Level Statistical Techniques

49
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  • Recognize issues within collected data and propose corrective measures,
    encompassing additional data collection, inspection, and pre-processing as
    needed.
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Expert Level Statistical Techniques

50
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In the domain of Data Analytics, Method and Algorithms, one must have the following skills:

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  • Implement and Evaluate Machine Learning Methods and Algorithms
  • Deriving Insights from data for Decision-Making.
51
Q

Under Data Analytics, Methods and Algorithms these skills are also defined by Data Scientist, it
encompasses what?

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Algorithm and Machine Learning.

52
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They are utilized to identify the most appropriate methods or algorithms to extract insights from data.

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Algorithm and Machine Learning.

53
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  • Illustrate comprehension of statistical hypothesis testing and proficiently conduct
    such tests, providing clear explanations regarding the statistical significance of
    collected data.
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Entry Level Data Analytics, Methods and Algorithms

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  • Apply quantitative techniques, such as time series analysis, optimization, and
    simulation, to deploy suitable models for analysis and prediction.
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Immediate Level Data Analytics, Methods and Algorithms

55
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  • Evaluate data reliability and appropriateness. Choose suitable approaches while
    considering their impact on analysis and the quality of results.
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Expert Level Data Analytics, Methods and Algorithms

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In the domain of Computing, one must have the following skills:

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  • Apply information technology and computational thinking.
  • Utilize programming languages for analysis.
  • Utilize software and hardware solutions also for analysis.
56
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  • Conduct fundamental data manipulation, analysis, and visualization tasks
    proficiently.
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Entry Level Computing

57
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  • Utilize computational thinking to translate formal data models and algorithmic
    processes into program code.
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Immediate Level Computing

58
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  • Choose suitable application and statistical programming languages, as well as
    development platforms, tailored to specific processes and datasets.
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Expert Level Computing

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There’s no really three level skill set as this is a necessary skill for
any type of field. The following essential skills are included but
not limited to:

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  • Critical Thinking
  • Communication
  • Collaboration
  • Creativity and Attitude
  • Planning and Organizing
  • Business Fundamentals
  • Customer Focus
  • Working with Tools and
    Technology
  • Dynamic (Self-) Re-Skilling
  • Professional Network
  • Ethics

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