Kurs informasjon: IBM Cognos Statistics: Author Statistical Reports in Report Studio (V10.1/10.2)

IBM Cognos Statistics: Author Statistical Reports in Report Studio (V10.1/10.2) is a one-day, instructor-led course that will teach you how to create various statistical reports and interpret the results in the context of specific business use cases. Building on topics learned in the IBM Cognos Statistics: Introduction to Statistics (V10.1) eLearning course, authors will learn statistical analysis report building techniques in Report Studio. Functionality explored will include descriptive statistics, statistical charts, and process controls. You will participate in interactive demos and workshops that illustrate key concepts while learning how to use the product.

Please Note: Screen captures and labs in this course are taken from the V10.1 of the product. However, the concepts, procedures, and tasks are all applicable to a V10.2 environment and are suitable for V10.2 user education.

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Roadmaps:

• IBM Cognos BI 10.1 – Professional Author Role

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This advanced course is for Professional Report Authors interested in authoring statistical reports.

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You should complete:

• IBM Cognos Statistics: Introduction to Statistics (V10.1) Vignette, or fundamental knowledge of statistics.

You should:

• Attend the IBM Cognos Report Studio: Author Professional Reports Fundamentals (V10.1) public classroom course or instructor-led online course, IBM Cognos Report Studio: Introduction (V10.1) WBT or comparable experience using IBM Cognos Report Studio.

You should have:

• Knowledge of your business requirements

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Please refer to the Course Overview for description infromation.

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Introduction to IBM Cognos Statistics

• Explain what IBM Cognos Statistics is
• Explain the architecture of IBM Cognos Statistics
• Explain data types used in IBM Cognos Statistics
• Explain the use of the case variable in statistical objects

Examine Descriptive Statistical Reports

• Compare descriptive statistics and inferential statistics
• Examine descriptive statistics (mean, count, minimum, maximum, standard deviation)

Examine Data Distribution with Statistical Charts

• Explain histograms and normal distribution curves
• Explain boxplots
• Explain grouping variables
• Explain normality tests using Q-Q plot

Examine Curve Estimation, Correlation and Regression

• Compare categorical data and numeric data
• Explain statistical significance
• Explain hypothesis testing
• Demonstrate the relationship between two variables using basic correlation
• Explain linear and logarithmic curves in curve estimation
• Explain regression coefficients

Examine the Means Comparison Tests

• Explore a one-sample t-test
• Examine the one-way ANOVA technique

Examine Nonparametric Tests

• Perform a one-way chi-square test
• Perform a two-way chi-square test
• Explain the differences between parametric and nonparametric tests

Manage Quality with Statistical Process Control Charts

• Explain control charts
• Explore control charts

Examine Process Performance Indices, Process Capability Indices, and Control Rules (Optional)

• Explain process performance indices (PP, PpU)
• Explain process capability indices (CP, CpU)
• Explain Above +3 sigma and Below -3 sigma control rules

Tips and Techniques

• Use reporting techniques on statistical reports to filter, use calculations, and add prompts
• Create a dashboard with statistical reports

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