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In a rapidly progressing data driven world, data science has become an integral part of nearly every field in the world. This is due to the availability of enormous records of data and our ability to find useful information with it. Although the data science requires a fundamental understanding of mathematics, the tools present in the current era make data analysis data wrangling easy to learn and implement. In this course we will be using the basic esstential tools with which anyone interested in the field can get started. For this course each week we will be going through multiple datasets. Each dataset will focus on specific parts of the data science toolkit.

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Course Format

Our curriculum is centered around two types of categories:

Tutorials are guided, step-by-step tutorials to teach concepts and technical skills. These will be assigned to build the technical skills needed for the labs. At the end of each week we have provided homeworks in order for students to be able to practice their skills on provided datasets.

Labs are the practical, hands-on projects that empower students to use the skills they have learned in lecture and tutorials to work on a bigger project. In this module, we will be working with three labs with the last lab being a 2 week final Project.

Curriculum

Week Category Name Datasets
1 Introduction Data Science and the ML Pipeline -
2 Tutorial Introduction to Python & NumPy -
3 Tutorial Introduction to Open Data, Importing Data and Basic Data Wrangling Titanic
4 Tutorial Introduction to Data Visualization. Graphs, Charts, and Tables California Housing
5 Lab Visualizing the Translatlantic Slave Trade Trans Atlantic Slave Trade
6 Tutorial Advanced Data Wrangling using Pandas January Flight Delays
7 Tutorial Intro to Statistical Analysis and Methods Campus Recruitment
8 Tutorial Statistical Visualization using Seaborn and Pandas Recent Graduates
9 Lab Statistical Analysis on the Runaway Slave Dataset Freedom On the Move
10 Tutorial Regression Analysis and Correlation using SciKit Learn -
11 Tutorial More on SciKit Learn and training datasets -
12 Lab Final Project -
13 Lab Final Project -

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