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Data Sources & Collection
Choose fit-for-purpose data sources and understand how collection shapes what you can conclude.
Inside this lesson
- Classify data sources as first-party or third-party and primary or secondary.
- Identify how selection bias and coverage problems distort conclusions.
- Differentiate observational data from experimental data.
- Select a fit-for-purpose source for a given business question.
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Educational training content only - not professional, financial, legal, or data-governance advice, and not a promise of any business or analytical result. Examples are illustrative and use hypothetical data with stated assumptions and units. Third-party names are descriptive and imply no affiliation.