Daniel Valente

I felt like this course was very useful in learning more in depth about programs such as excel and tableau. I strongly believe in the these programs being even more commonly used in the future and any experience using them is valuable.

A KPI I notice frequently are videos/ view counts on Youtube. It quantifies a specific amount of views, no estimations. It easily measures views, likes and dislikes. People posting the videos can have very achievable goals with in regards to KPI. Often times exceeding those goals. It is relevant obviously since Youtube has become one of the most…[Read more]

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/there-are-way-more-homeless-students-than-there-used-to-be/

I found this article interesting because it discusses a topic that actually has real significance in our country. Digging into real problems like how and why there are more homeless students is a step in the right direction towards improving that…[Read more]

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/there-are-way-more-homeless-students-than-there-used-to-be/

I found this article interesting because it discusses a topic that actually has real significance in our country. Digging into real problems like how and why there are more homeless students is a step in the right direction towards improving that…[Read more]

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/there-are-way-more-homeless-students-than-there-used-to-be/

I found this article interesting because it discusses a topic that actually has real significance in our country. Digging into real problems like how and why there are more homeless students is a step in the right direction towards improving that…[Read more]

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/there-are-way-more-homeless-students-than-there-used-to-be/

I found this article interesting because it discusses a topic that actually has real significance in our country. Digging into real problems like how and why there are more homeless students is a step in the right direction towards improving that…[Read more]

I would test the conventional wisdom of “Money can’t buy happiness”. I would test this by collecting data and surveys on the morale of wealthy people versus poor people and middle class people. The data should represent some correlation between being happy and having wealth or not having wealth.