Module 1 - Python
Module 2 – Statistics
Module 3: ANOVA and Regression
Module 4: Text Mining and Natural Language Processing
Module 5 - Big Data Analytics
Module 6: Machine learning under supervision
Module 7 - Tableau
Module 8: Soft skills
Python is the most crucial and necessary subject for every data scientist to understand. Our lecturers will walk you through the fundamentals of Python and the places where it may be applied in this segment. You'll learn how to utilize Numpy, Pandas, and Matplotlib, among other modern tools. As a result, module 1 contains –
• Environment set-up
• Overview of Jupyter Notebooks
• Python Numpy
• Python Pandas
• Python Matplotlib
Working with data necessitates statistical knowledge, which is a crucial skill set to possess. This module will teach you -
• Few key statistical principles to understand.
• Distinction between a population and a sample.
• Variables of many types.
• Central tendency measures.
• Variability measures.
• The variance coefficient.
• Kurtosis and skewness.
This course will teach you how to make a connection between two or more things. The analysis of variance, or ANOVA, is used to look at the variations between sample sets. You will discover –
• Regression.
• ANOVA.
• R Square.
• Correlation and causality.
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is used in Text Mining and Text Analytics to turn unstructured texts in databases and documents into structured data that can be evaluated or utilised to fuel machine learning algorithms. The following are some of the concepts discussed in this topic area:
• Handling unstructured text data.
• Tokenization and vectorization of text data.
• Natural Language Processing.
• Supervised & unsupervised text classification.
• Sentiment analysis of social media date.
Contrary to popular belief, Big Data Analytics is an integral part of a Data Science curriculum. Students can use big data analytics to examine enormous data sets and find correlations, patterns, and other key insights. The following topics are included in this category:
• Database management for relationships.
• Understanding the Big Data Ecosystem
• PySpark, a machine learning framework for streaming and scalability.
• NoSQL system
• Cloud Computing
Machine learning is an important part of any Data Science curriculum. It uses mathematics and algorithm models to show students how a machine learns and adapts to changes in the real world. This is a comprehensive curriculum that will teach you how to program machines or computers to understand human language. You will learn –
• Python Scikit tool
• Neural networks
• Support vector machine
• Logistic and linear regression
• Decision tree classifier
Tableau is a business intelligence solution that allows you to visualize data.You will study the following in this lesson:
• Working with Tableau
• Deep diving with data and connection
• Creating charts
• Mapping data in Tableau
• Dashboards and stories
Soft skills are a vital part of any Data Science curriculum. Developing these abilities is a necessary step on the path to becoming a Data Scientist. Let's take a look at the soft skills that must be included in your Data Science curriculum.
• Critical Thinking
• Curiosity.
• Effective Communication.
• Business savvy.
• Possessing a problem-solving mindset.