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Create an effective report with the Udemy courses dataset consisting of information about various online courses available on Udemy that will allow users to drill down and filter data quickly and intuitively to find answers to any question they might have and analyse data in all possible directions and dimensions. more at https://onyxdata.co.uk/data-dna-dataset-challenge/
An excel file with 12 columns and 3678 rows, it includes information such as course title, URL, basic pricing information, number of subscribers, reviews, lectures, course level, content duration etc. This dataset provides a high level overview from a sample of Udemy's course offerings from 2011 to July 2017, enabling some degree of analysis and insights.
full data dictionnary:
course_id: A unique identifier for each course.course_title: The title of the course.url: URL of the course on Udemy.is_paid: Indicates whether the course is paid or free.price: The price of the course (if it's a paid course).num_subscribers: The number of subscribers for the course.num_reviews: The number of reviews the course has received.num_lectures: The number of lectures in the course.level: The level of the course (e.g., All Levels, Intermediate Level).content_duration: The duration of the course content in hours.published_timestamp: The date and time when the course was published.subject: The subject category of the course.
I was mainly concerned about the dataset's limitations in terms of time intelligence analysis. The metrics like subscribers, reviews, and lectures are not necessarily associated with the course's publication date. For example, a course published in 2012 with over 30,000 subscriptions could have gained additional subscriptions between its release date and the last update of the dataset in July 2017. Moreover, the dataset is also limited if you want to conduct a more comprehensive analysis of trends in Udemy's course offerings or assess the impact of marketing strategies.
Credits
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