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OverviewTopics coveredAn overview of the entire tutorial and a high level view of the completed applicationLength (estimate)4:04KeywordsQlikView tutorialTime (mm:ss)ShotScript00:07Slide:QlikView 11 Tutorial for DevelopersWelcome to this overview video for the QlikView 11 Tutorial for Developers. Over the next few minutes, I’m going to give you an overview of the tutorial. I’m going to tell you what we’ll cover, where the tutorial content is, and how to get the tutorial files.00:05Slide:Video series titleThis video is part of a series of videos on developing QlikView applications. 00:10QlikViewCompleted applicationThroughout the series, we develop a fully featured QlikView application that extracts data from many sources, manipulates the data, and uses advanced visualization methods.00:09SlideProgrammers and non-programmersThis video series is aimed at application developers who have some programming experience. Of course, you don’t have to have programming experience to use QlikView. 00:09Web pageLanding pageFor the video series you are watching now, you can download the files used in this video, the completed application, and the video scripts from this web page. ApplicationBit by bit, we’re going to be building this application. It’s an application that shows vehicle fatalities in the US from 1975 onwards. SlideThe application reads in data from multiple different sources. It reads in ODBC data, Excel data, and data from tables on websites. SlideThe data comes from the US Census Bureau, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, and the Federal Highway Administration.ApplicationLet’s look at the application to see how it works.ApplicationThere’s an overview dashboard that shows fatalities over time and by State – we also get a map of which States have the worst fatalities per head of population.ApplicationWe can look the population pyramid for the US…Application…and make selections from a drop down menu.ScriptIn the script