What's Included

  • Track each Iron Man suit's version, year, and materials.

  • Analyze performance with speed, armor strength, and energy output.

  • Explore special features like stealth mode and autonomous operation.

  • Visualize suit statuses: Active, Destroyed, or Retired.

  • Compare advanced materials like Carbon Composite and Vibranium Alloy.

  • Iron Man Data Set

    Catalog of Iron Man suits featuring version, year, material, features, status, flight ability, weapons, speed, armor, and energy.

  • 🖼️ 20+ High-Resolution Images for Dashboards

    Access a curated collection of nearly 40 high-quality AI-generated images. Perfect for enhancing your dashboard designs, adding visual flair, or customizing your projects.

  • 📊 Complete Tableau Workbook Included

    Get the fully built Tableau workbook showcasing an Iron Man analytics dashboard. Study its structure, customize it, or add it to your portfolio to impress employers.

Dashboard 1 - Suits by Material

1. Suits by Material
Display all Iron Man suits grouped by their primary material, such as Carbon Composite, Gold-Titanium Alloy, and Vibranium Alloy.

2. Dual-Stacked Visualization
Two separate charts are stacked seamlessly to create the illusion of a single connected visualization, enhancing flow and storytelling.

3. Material Color Coding
Each material is assigned a unique color, ensuring quick identification and adding vibrancy to the dashboard.

4. Suit Counts per Material
One chart shows the total number of suits per material type, helping users spot trends in Stark’s design evolution.

5. Material Evolution Timeline
The second chart visually connects suits to their manufacturing year, showing how material choices evolved across different generations.

Dashboard 2 - Suit Features

1. Suit Features Focus
This dashboard highlights the unique features of each Iron Man suit, showcasing elements like stealth mode, space travel, underwater operation, and autonomous functionality.

2. Feature Iconography
Each major feature is represented visually with an icon or badge, making it easy to quickly recognize a suit’s special capabilities at a glance.

3. Year of Manufacture Timeline
At the bottom of the dashboard, a clean horizontal timeline shows the year each suit was manufactured, linking time progression with feature evolution.

4. Evolution of Innovation
Users can track how Tony Stark’s focus shifted over time — from survival suits to battle armors, space exploration, stealth technologies, and beyond.

5. Interactive Feature Highlighting
Hovering or clicking on a feature dynamically highlights corresponding suits across the timeline, creating an interactive exploration of technological advancement.

Dashboard 3 - Employee Tenure

1. Analyze Employee Tenure by Department
This dashboard compares how long employees stayed in each department by analyzing their hire and termination dates.

2. Use Level of Detail (LOD) Calculations
LOD expressions are employed to accurately compute individual employee tenure, even when working across multiple dimensions.

3. Identify Retention Trends
Visualizing tenure allows you to spot departments with stronger retention versus those struggling to keep employees over time.

4. Highlight Variations Across Teams
This method reveals tenure patterns that could be missed using basic averages, offering richer workforce insights.

5. Support Strategic HR Decisions
By understanding tenure at a detailed level, leadership can make informed decisions on hiring, training, and retention strategies.

Course Curriculum

    1. Welcome to the Course

    2. Data Set

    3. Images

    4. Workbook Files

About this course

  • 4 lessons
  • 0 hours of video content

Data Dictionary Included

📘 Why a Data Dictionary Matters:

A data dictionary is essential for understanding the structure and meaning of each field in your dataset. It ensures consistency, improves collaboration, and makes your analysis easier to follow—especially when sharing with employers or peers.


Iron Man Data Set

This dataset catalogs Iron Man’s suits, detailing attributes like version number, year created, material, power source, flight capability, weapon systems, specialty features, and status. It also includes key performance metrics such as speed, armor strength, energy output, and weight, enabling rich visual analysis and storytelling in Tableau.