Modification of data using column actions. Advanced importing techniques using import specifications. 
Use of conditional formatting, either using existing or creating new specifications. Understanding of the sorting and selection of data for use in new charts for interrogation. Application of social network analysis which aids in analysing the strength of connections within networks. Understanding of the bar charts and histograms function. Usage of a heat matrix to drill further into data. How to apply a complex find path, find clusters, find linked and find connected network searches. Refresher of the core concepts covered in the basic course. Candidates in the latter category find this course useful as a refresher to skills they currently possess but also find this course useful for highlighting gaps in their knowledge which could, potentially, make their jobs easier or more efficient. This course is aimed at individuals who have either completed the above basic course or who have been using the i2 Analyst Notebook for some time in a professional capacity. We want to be able to give you skills which are easily transferable into your workplace environment, allowing you to practice these new skills and master them. Our goal is for you to be, at the end of this course, far more confident and proficient at using this tool as when you first began. By the end of the course, students will be able to create charts which are suitable for briefing and decision making purposes. Students will gain a full understanding of the entity relationship model upon which i2 ANB is built, create their own charts manually and by developing simple import specifications, search for and find elements within their charts and learn how to visualise their data in the most impactive way. 
The Introduction to i2 Analyst’s Notebook course provides students with the fundamental skills to successfully create and visualise association charts and sequence of events charts. Understanding of the various importing and exporting options available.Understanding the search and find functions on a chart.
Understanding of the various layouts and charting standards tat can be used to present and efficiently compare data.Link Analysis which helps to identify how entities are connected.Using entities, links, and attributes to create association and temporal charts.Understanding the rules, behaviours, and basic terminology.Some of the main objectives of the basic course include: We will go over the core functions of the software and walk students through some of the more basic capabilities of the program. This course is ideal for individuals who have not yet been exposed or who have very little exposure to the i2 Analyst Notebook.
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