Denver TUG Q1 Event (Virtual)

Mar

05

2021

3:00pm

4:30pm

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Details

Friday

,

March

5

2021

3:00pm

–

4:30pm

The Denver TUG is under new leadership - Mary Griffin, Greg Grubb, and Caitlin McCluskey.

Welcome to our first event of 2021. We'll be meeting virtually on the first Friday of every month.

Zoom Link

Meeting ID: 924 0981 9925

Passcode: tableau

Agenda

March

05

2021

3:00pm

-

4:30pm

Welcome!

Welcome to the new Denver TUG! We'll kick off the meeting with leadership introductions and a few house-keeping items.

Table Calcs: From FIRST() to LAST()

Jay Farias (Evolytics)

Table Calculations in Tableau can be very powerful, but also very confusing. In this presentation Jay will cover everything you need to know in order to use Table Calculations effectively, from basic properties to creative use cases.

Speed Tipping: Dashboard Design

Caitlin McCluskey

Join us for a lightning round of Tableau tips! Caitlin will cover as many tips as she can in 20 minutes. You'll leave with tangible, quick ways to amp up your dashboard design.

Trivia Game (With Prize!)

Show how much you've learned during our first TUG of the year! You have the chance to win a free eLearning License.

Closing Remarks & Networking

We'll wrap up our first event with some time for networking. Meet new Tableau folks and expand your network.

Agenda

Friday

,

May

25

2018

6:00pm

-

10:00pm

Janielle Robinson

Host, The Data Viz podcast

Podcaster, expert in visual complexity, contributor to "Mapping Patterns of Information", researcher and co-founder at the Manuel Lima Institute of Data Mapping, and dog aficionado Janielle Robinson will speak on her latest work.

Tyler Luiso

Information Architect

Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney, interaction design and media architecture researcher, accessibility expert, graphic historian and blogger Tyler Luiso will speak on the fundamentals of the LATCH method.

Venue

Leader

Muhammed Fahl

Senior Developer

Splash

Mr. Fahl joined Splash as a Junior Developer in 2017. Before moving to NY, he held a postdoctoral researcher position at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden. From 2012 to 2015, he was a postdoctoral associate at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA. Muhammed received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), USA, in 2009 and 2012, respectively. Prior to his graduate studies, he received his B.S. degree in Software Development from the University of Tokyo, Japan.

Contact Muhammed at info@tableau.com.