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Improve your data analysis skills with this Excel class. Learn essential functions, formulas, and advanced techniques like PivotTables and VLOOKUP. Gain hands-on experience and optimize your workflow for efficient data analysis.

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Discover how to create and manage effective Facebook ad campaigns. Learn about business pages, Facebook groups, targeted ads, review conversion tracking, audience targeting, and Facebook Pixel. Explore the Facebook algorithm, Meta Business Manager, content and interactions, Shopify integration, M...

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Take your Figma skills to the next level with this advanced prototyping course. Learn to use variables, modes, and conditionals to add more realistic interactivity to your prototypes.

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Start learning Figma for UI/UX design. Gain a solid understanding of its capabilities, from creating files, to designing on a grid, working with text/photos/colors, creating components, building prototypes, exporting assets, sharing files, creating animations, and more.

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Learn Figma for UI/UX design. Gain a thorough understanding of Figma’s design and prototyping capabilities, from creating designs, turning them into interactive prototypes, sharing them with clients for feedback, and getting user feedback.
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An 18-hour bundle combining VDCI's introductory and advanced Figma courses into a single track covering layout design, interface prototyping, and finished work across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Coursework covers responsive design, animation, components, styles, and variables, along with Figma's cloud collaboration features for working with other designers and developers.

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Get the skills you need for a career in finance technology with this bootcamp. Learn Python programming, data science, financial analysis, data visualization, and machine learning to become a Financial Analyst, Data Scientist, or Data Analyst.

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Learn key skills and concepts for financial accounting in this beginner-friendly course, from the basics of accounting statements to complex topics like investments and securities.

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Master Excel, review corporate finance, and build a valuation model on a public company. Gain basic and intermediate Excel skills and learn how to read financial statements, build valuations, and predict market trends.
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A 30-hour bundle pairing Excel fundamentals and intermediate Excel with a financial modeling bootcamp. It covers corporate finance, financial accounting, and valuation from the ground up, and assumes no prior finance or accounting background. The program builds toward a full valuation model for a real public company, working through three-statement models and discounted cash flow analysis along the way. VDCI sends a short pre-learning guide about a week before the course begins.
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