The Diary Game || Attending a Seminar Tableau Visual tool

Greetings, friends! How are you all? I hope you are all doing well. So, let’s begin today’s diary.

Like every day, I wake up in the morning, drink some lukewarm water, and check my mobile phone while also viewing everyone’s WhatsApp status. After finishing my daily routine, I get ready to go to college. Today, I had to give an introduction to Tableau at St. Xavier’s College. It was a short three-hour seminar.

My friend Listrin and I reached the college. Although Listrin was the one conducting the seminar, I accompanied him because handling so many students alone would have been difficult, so having an extra person would be helpful.

When we arrived at the college, we first met Father David in his cabin, sat there for a while, and had a conversation. After that, we took permission to go to the class and saw that all the students had already gathered. We set up our laptop and projector, and soon, we started the seminar with our introduction.

We explained the basics to the students, showing them how to use the Tableau visualization tool to create interactive dashboards that can be very useful for businesses.

Then, we helped the students install Tableau Desktop on their PCs and continued with the seminar.

After 1 hour and 30 minutes, we got a tea break. The students went outside for a while, and we also stepped out. We had a burger and then returned to the classroom.

After the break, all the students came back, and we continued the session. Eventually, the seminar concluded, and at the end, we took a group photo with everyone.

Before leaving, we met Father David again and then went to a restaurant for lunch. We ordered a thali, had our meal, and then headed back home.

By the time I reached home, I was feeling very sleepy, so I immediately lay down on my bed and took a nap.

In the evening, I woke up and felt like eating biryani. So, we all went to Bismillah Biryani House, where we ordered three plates of chicken biryani and enjoyed the delicious meal. On our way back, we stopped at a shop for dessert, and with that, the day came to an end.