This two-day end-user report writing training course is designed to give new Cyberquery users the skills and knowledge needed to effectively develop their own reports using Cyberquery.
To Register call (303)745-3900 X6120 or email training@us.cyberscience.com
Registration closes March 27, 2026
This one-day technically oriented training course is designed to give the student the knowledge of how to install, configure and administer Cyberquery, and how to maintain the Data Dictionary.
To Register call (303)745-3900 X6120 or email training@us.cyberscience.com
Registration closes March 27, 2026
This class takes candidates with little or no experience of Cyberquery through to a stage where they are comfortable using the product and writing basic to mid-level reports. The course was called “Getting started with Cyberquery.”
Registration closes 3 March.
To register, email: info@au.cyberscience.com
This course is designed to give experienced Cyberquery users the skills and knowledge needed to effectively develop advanced reports and data visualisations using Cyberquery as well as automating publishing and distribution of reports and dashboards.
This course is in two parts – first session was February 24 – 27. When you register, you register for both sessions.
Prerequisite: Candidates must have taken “Report Writing with Cyberquery” or “Getting Started with Cyberquery.”
Registration closes 10 February.
To register, email: info@au.cyberscience.com or reach out to Brad Jackson at bjackson@cyberscience.com
This course is designed to give experienced Cyberquery users the skills and knowledge needed to effectively develop advanced reports and data visualisations using Cyberquery as well as automating publishing and distribution of reports and dashboards.
This course is in two parts – second half is March 5 – 6. When you register, you register for both sessions.
Prerequisite: Candidates must have taken “Report Writing with Cyberquery” or “Getting Started with Cyberquery.”
Registration closes 10 February.
To register, email: info@au.cyberscience.com or reach out to Brad Jackson at bjackson@cyberscience.com
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