Google Business Intelligence Professional Certificate • STUDY MODE
MODULE 3 CHALLENGE
QUESTION 1 OF 17
There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “How many charts are required?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
A
How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?
B
Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?Correct Answer
C
Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?Correct Answer
D
Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?Correct Answer
QUESTION 2 OF 17
What are the risks of including numerous visualizations in a dashboard? Select all that apply.
A
Empowering users to interpret the data on their own
B
Enable long-term monitoring
C
Overwhelming the userCorrect Answer
D
Slowing down the dashboardCorrect Answer
QUESTION 3 OF 17
Fill in the blank: When conducting long-term monitoring, _____ dashboards will likely require more context in order to make the data understandable for users.
A
largerCorrect Answer
B
smaller
C
older
D
newer
QUESTION 4 OF 17
Fill in the blank: It is important to establish use cases for different _____ in a live-monitoring dashboard in order to give users the ability to drill down to the information that is relevant to them.
A
viewsCorrect Answer
B
mockups
C
hardware
D
aesthetics
QUESTION 5 OF 17
When designing a dashboard, how can a business intelligence professional enable users to follow the data’s evolution, rather than isolated snapshots of the latest information?
A
Include more metrics
B
Build in trackingCorrect Answer
C
Ensure consistency
D
Use only open data
QUESTION 6 OF 17
Fill in the blank: When creating a dashboard, implementing _____ is beneficial because it helps users understand why the data in the dashboard is useful.
A
indexes
B
patterns
C
comparisonsCorrect Answer
D
updates
QUESTION 7 OF 17
There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
A
How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?
B
How many charts are required?Correct Answer
C
Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?Correct Answer
D
Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?Correct Answer
QUESTION 8 OF 17
Fill in the blank: When conducting long-term monitoring, larger dashboards will likely require more _____ in order to make the data understandable for users.
A
color
B
datasets
C
contextCorrect Answer
D
privacy permissions
QUESTION 9 OF 17
Fill in the blank: In a dashboard, it is helpful to build in _____ that enables users to follow the data’s evolution, rather than isolated snapshots of the latest information.
A
encoding
B
mapping
C
conformity
D
trackingCorrect Answer
QUESTION 10 OF 17
What are the benefits of implementing comparisons when creating a dashboard? Select all that apply.
A
It helps predict future performance based on a single moment in time
B
It provides insights about an independent datapoint based on one criteria
C
It quickly enables users to understand why the data in the dashboard is usefulCorrect Answer
D
It helps users interpret whether the visualizations indicate good or bad performanceCorrect Answer
QUESTION 11 OF 17
Fill in the blank: When conducting long-term monitoring, larger dashboards will likely require more context in order to make the data _____ for users.
A
accessible
B
understandableCorrect Answer
C
visually pleasing
D
dynamic
QUESTION 12 OF 17
Fill in the blank: It is important to establish _____ for different views in a live-monitoring dashboard in order to give users the ability to drill down to the information that is relevant to them.
A
legends
B
business rules
C
use casesCorrect Answer
D
partitions
QUESTION 13 OF 17
Fill in the blank: Including more visualizations in a dashboard enables more data to be displayed, but this may _____ or slow down the dashboard.
A
speed up the dashboard
B
change the data over time
C
empower users to interpret the data on their own
D
overwhelm the userCorrect Answer
QUESTION 14 OF 17
Fill in the blank: In a dashboard, it is helpful to build in tracking that enables users to follow the data’s_____, rather than isolated snapshots of the latest information.
A
EvolutionCorrect Answer
B
extraction
C
organization
D
regression
QUESTION 15 OF 17
There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
A
How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?
B
Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?Correct Answer
C
Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?Correct Answer
D
How many charts are required?Correct Answer
QUESTION 16 OF 17
Fill in the blank: Including more visualizations in a dashboard enables more data to be displayed, but this may _____ or overwhelm the user.
A
slow down the dashboardCorrect Answer
B
empower users to interpret the data on their own
C
change the data over time
D
enable long-term monitoring
QUESTION 17 OF 17
For what reasons is it important to establish use cases for different views in a live-monitoring dashboard? Select all that apply.
A
To import more data into the dashboard
B
It gives different users the ability to drill down to the information they needCorrect Answer
C
To avoid users having to interpret data that is irrelevant to themCorrect Answer
D
To simplify the process of accessing useful dataCorrect Answer
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There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “How many charts are required?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
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A
How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?
B
Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?
C
Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?
D
Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?