Data Science Course Overview
You can find data Scientist/Analytics jobs in all sorts of industries. Whether you’re just getting started in the
professional world or pivoting to a new career, this course is a perfect step to becoming a data analyst.
The course assumes a working knowledge of key data science topics (statistics, machine learning, and
general data analytic methods). Programming experience in some language (such as R, MATLAB, SAS, Mathematica,
Java, C, C++, VB, or FORTRAN) is expected. In particular, participants need to be comfortable with general
programming concepts. Working knowledge of the Python tools ideally suited for data science tasks.
Probability theory (random variables, distributions, Bayes’ theorem)
Descriptive statistics (mean, median, variance, skewness, kurtosis)
Inferential statistics (sampling, hypothesis testing, confidence intervals)
- Setting Up Your Integrated Analysis Environment
- Introduction to Data Science
- Mathematics and Statistics for Data Science
- Linear Algebra (vectors, matrices, operations)
- Descriptive statistics (mean, median, variance, skewness, kurtosis , vriance, standard daviation , standard cost)
- Python / R basics (variables, loops, functions, data structures , exception , modules , files, directory , modules)
- Python Data Structures
- Database : Mongodb , Mysql and Sqlite
- Using Python to Control and Document Your Data Science Processes
- Accessing and Preparing Data (CSV, SQL, MongoDB, Google Sheets)
- Data Collection and Preparation
- Cleansing Data with Python
- Python Pandas, Numpy, Scipy , StatsModel
- Data Visualization
- Exploring Data with Pandas
- Machine Learning
- Project using Data Science and Machine Learning with Frontend, Backend, and MySQL Database