Sadrick Eugene Bolling-Villarreal

One example of conventional wisdom I heard was people who attend better colleges generally do better in the job market. I don’t think I ever paid much attention to it because it can be very discouraging. However if I wanted to test it I will collect the job placement rates from one lower-tier school and one higher-tier school and also collection…[Read more]

This course was very rewarding for me, before taking the course, I always seen data as just information that was helpful. This course has allow me to understand how data is crucial in decision making and how much data can be manipulated into tableau from excel to create a more visual appealing data set for presentation. I really enjoy this course…[Read more]

Simplify. I believe with data, numbers, and graphs the average person feels intimidating by its presentation. This problem can be address by not oversimplifying your data, but making it easier to read, this can be done by choosing the graphs where the data is capture correctly and it’s presentation is not overwhelming. To me this is why…[Read more]

The most important aspect for me was the usage of big data and raw data and essentially how raw data can become very useful in organizations. Personally the length of the presentation was my only negative feedback. I think as someone who does not have a background in MIS may see all the intial information is confusing and boring. However I did…[Read more]

http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-law-schools/law-rankings?int=a1d108

The article I chose was the ranking of top-tier law schools in the U.S. This statistics provided are very important for you can calculate the average LSAT scorce with any school, you can also compare GPA as well. As a finance and…[Read more]