The scenario for Lesson 2 (Big Book of Dashboards) involved creating a dashboard to assess how a professor's course was rated in comparison to other professors in the department or college, along with the overall course load, number of students, and the overall growth and decline of a particular course It also provided the ability to compare the ratings for one specific course against the ratings of all the courses in the department or college Which TWO of the following scenarios are comparable and could use a similar dashboard ? [Select the two scenarios that could use a similar approach] You conduct training programs at your company on various topics and need to track sign-ups and feedback for a particular topic or presenter. Product managers would want to compare cumulative sales of different products launched at different times. Even though you launched Product X last year, did it sell quicker than Product Y, which you released this year? Executives need to see progress toward a goal for various revenue measures as well as period-specific TV and social media ratings You want to track reviews of your product or service, how many people have completed reviews, the ratings over time, and the details of the most recent reviews (for example, on Amazon or Yelp)