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Objective: Gain a broad understanding of tactics for interfacing with associated applications, as well as approaches to graphical user interface development through Userforms, designs for user experience enhancement, and add-in packaging.
Objective: Understand the limitations of certain prescriptive analytical approaches and how to leverage evolutionary searches for acceptable-risk solutions under complex and uncertain conditions.
Objective: Develop an awareness of the variety of both simple and more nuanced data visualization tactics and tools available. Appreciate how to develop visual renderings that best meet the needs of data examination and storytelling for the audience in question.
Objective: Delve into programming logic and flow, VBA syntax, and debugging tools. Become familiar with code structure, communication with spreadsheets, dynamic data storage, conditional statements and loops, calling worksheet functions, and creating user-defined ones.
Objective: Gain an understanding of how observations can vary, how to estimate effects and account for some of that variation, and how to incorporate variation not otherwise controllable into modeling and risk profiling efforts.
Objective: Become acquainted with the most common and fundamental capabilities of the spreadsheet environment, the limitations of these capabilities, and opportunities to leverage them in combination.
Objective: Understand the options and processes for bringing data into the spreadsheet environment, as well as concepts and methods for making it ready for further analysis and reporting.