Data Science with Python Skills you will learn

  • Data wrangling
  • Data exploration
  • Data visualization
  • Mathematical computing
  • Web scraping
  • Hypothesis building
  • Python programming concepts
  • NumPy and SciPy package
  • ScikitLearn package for Natural Language Processing

Who should learn this Data Science with Python free course?

  • Analytics Professionals
  • Software Professionals
  • IT Professionals
  • Data Scientist
  • Data Analyst

What you will learn in this Data Science with Python free course?

  • Data Science with Python

    • Lesson 01: Course Introduction

      09:05
      • 1.01 Course Introduction
        05:54
      • 1.02 Demo Jupyter Lab Walk - Through
        03:11
    • Lesson 02: Introduction to Data Science

      09:10
      • 2.01 Learning Objectives
        00:27
      • 2.02 Data Science Methodology
        01:20
      • 2.03 From Business Understanding to Analytic Approach
        01:02
      • 2.04 From Requirements to Collection
        01:06
      • 2.05 From Understanding to Preparation
        01:10
      • 2.06 From Modeling to Evaluation
        01:53
      • 2.07 From Deployment to Feedback
        01:52
      • 2.08 Key Takeaways
        00:20
    • Lesson 03: Python Libraries for Data Science

      01:59:39
      • 3.01 Learning Objectives
        00:34
      • 3.02 Python Libraries for Data Science
        01:51
      • 3.03 Import Library into Python Program
        01:05
      • 3.04 Numpy
        04:35
      • 3.05 Demo Numpy
        05:08
      • 3.06 Fundamentals of Numpy
        02:13
      • 3.07 Numpy Array Shapes and axes Part A
        02:48
      • 3.08 Numpy Array Shapes and axes Part B
        03:22
      • 3.09 Arithmetic Operations
        02:34
      • 3.10 Conditional Statements in Python
        02:44
      • 3.11 Common Mathematical and Statistical Functions in NumPy
        04:25
      • 3.12 Indexing and Slicing in Python Part A
        02:26
      • 3.13 Indexing and Slicing in Python Part B
        02:25
      • 3.14 Introduction to Pandas
        01:41
      • 3.15 Introduction to Pandas Series
        03:37
      • 3.16 Querying a Series
        03:54
      • 3.17 Pandas Dataframe
        02:53
      • 3.18 Introduction to Pandas Panel
        01:45
      • 3.19 Common Functions in Pandas
        02:20
      • 3.20 Statistical Functions in Pandas
        01:43
      • 3.21 Date and Timedelta
        02:18
      • 3.22 IO Tools
        02:36
      • 3.23 Categorical Data
        02:09
      • 3.24 Working with Text Data
        02:34
      • 3.25 Iteration
        01:54
      • 3.26 Plotting with Pandas
        03:23
      • 3.27 Matplotlib
        06:04
      • 3.28 Demo Matplotlib
        02:09
      • 3.29 Data Visualization Libraries in Python Matplotlib
        01:30
      • 3.30 Graph Types
        01:14
      • 3.31 Using Matplotlib to Plot Graphs
        03:32
      • 3.32 Matplotlib for 3d Visualization
        02:14
      • 3.33 Using Matplotlib with Other Python Packages
        01:02
      • 3.34 Data Visualization Libraries in Python Seaborn An Introduction
        00:58
      • 3.35 Seaborn Visualization Features
        02:13
      • 3.36 Using Seaborn to Plot Graphs
        01:40
      • 3.37 Analysis using seaborn plots
        00:53
      • 3.38 Plotting 3D Graphs for Multiple Columns using Seaborn
        03:16
      • 3.39 SciPy
        05:23
      • 3.40 Demo Scipy
        01:38
      • 3.41 Scikit-learn
        02:08
      • 3.42 Scikit Models
        01:25
      • 3.43 Scikit Datasets
        01:12
      • 3.44 Preprocessing Data in Scikit Learn Part 1
        01:28
      • 3.45 Preprocessing Data in Scikit Learn Part 2
        01:45
      • 3.46 Preprocessing Data in Scikit Learn Part 3
        02:04
      • 3.47 Demo Scikit learn
        06:20
      • 3.48 Key Takeaways
        00:34
    • Lesson 04: Statistics

      02:29:57
      • 4.01 Learning Objectives
        00:34
      • 4.02 Introduction to Linear Algebra
        02:09
      • 4.03 Scalars and vectors
        01:27
      • 4.04 Dot product of Two Vectors
        02:02
      • 4.05 Linear Independence of Vectors
        00:46
      • 4.06 Norm of a Vector
        01:33
      • 4.07 Matrix
        02:46
      • 4.08 Matrix Operations
        02:38
      • 4.09 Transpose of a Matrix
        00:47
      • 4.10 Rank of a Matrix
        01:45
      • 4.11 Determinant of a matrix and Identity matrix or operator
        02:15
      • 4.12 Inverse of a matrix and Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
        02:10
      • 4.13 Calculus in Linear Algebra
        01:14
      • 4.14 Importance of Statistics for Data Science
        02:00
      • 4.15 Common Statistical Terms
        01:19
      • 4.16 Types of Statistics
        02:10
      • 4.17 Data Categorization and types of data
        02:40
      • 4.18 Levels of Measurement
        02:04
      • 4.19 Measures of central tendency mean
        01:33
      • 4.20 Measures of Central Tendency Median
        01:37
      • 4.21 Measures of Central Tendency Mode
        01:03
      • 4.22 Measures of Dispersion
        01:56
      • 4.23 Variance
        02:14
      • 4.24 Random Variables
        01:36
      • 4.25 Sets
        02:03
      • 4.26 Measure of Shape Skewness
        01:38
      • 4.27 Measure of Shape Kurtosis
        01:20
      • 4.28 Covariance and corelation
        02:11
      • 4.29 Basic Statistics with Python Problem Statement
        00:49
      • 4.30 Basic Statistics with Python Solution
        10:30
      • 4.31 Probability its Importance and Probability Distribution
        02:49
      • 4.32 Probability Distribution Binomial Distribution
        02:13
      • 4.33 Binomial Distribution using Python
        01:31
      • 4.34 Probability Distribution Poisson Distribution
        02:08
      • 4.35 Poisson Distribution Using Python
        01:20
      • 4.36 Probability Distribution Normal Distribution
        03:17
      • 4.37 Probability Distribution Uniform Distribution
        01:03
      • 4.38 Probability Distribution Bernoulli Distribution
        02:27
      • 4.39 Probability Density Function and Mass Function
        01:57
      • 4.40 Cumulative Distribution Function
        01:52
      • 4.41 Central Limit Theorem
        02:22
      • 4.42 Bayes Theorem
        01:50
      • 4.43 Estimation Theory
        02:09
      • 4.44 Point Estimate using Python
        00:45
      • 4.45 Distribution
        01:11
      • 4.46 Kurtosis Skewness and Student's T- distribution
        01:46
      • 4.47 Hypothesis Testing and mechanism
        01:59
      • 4.48 Hypothesis Testing Outcomes Type I and II Errors
        01:28
      • 4.49 Null Hypothesis and Alternate Hypothesis
        01:27
      • 4.50 Confidence Intervals
        01:32
      • 4.51 Margin of Errors
        01:21
      • 4.52 Confidence Levels
        01:05
      • 4.53 T test and P values Using Python
        04:39
      • 4.54 Z test and P values Using Python
        05:25
      • 4.55 Comparing and Contrastin T test and Z-tests
        02:54
      • 4.56 Chi Squared Distribution
        02:32
      • 4.57 Chi Squared Distribution using Python
        03:18
      • 4.58 Chi squared Test and Goodness of Fit
        02:16
      • 4.59 ANOVA
        02:05
      • 4.60 ANOVA Terminologies
        01:31
      • 4.61 Assumptions and Types of ANOVA
        02:19
      • 4.62 Partition of Variance
        02:32
      • 4.63 F-distribution
        02:01
      • 4.64 F Distribution using Python
        03:54
      • 4.65 F-Test
        02:32
      • 4.66 Advanced Statistics with Python Problem Statement
        00:54
      • 4.67 Advanced Statistics with Python Solution
        10:06
      • 4.68 Key Takeaways
        00:38
    • Lesson 05: Data Wrangling

      31:32
      • 5.01 Learning Objectives
        00:42
      • 5.02 Data Exploration Loading Files Part A
        02:53
      • 5.03 Data Exploration Loading Files Part B
        01:36
      • 5.04 Data Exploration Techniques Part A
        02:44
      • 5.05 Data Exploration Techniques Part B
        02:48
      • 5.06 Seaborn
        02:19
      • 5.07 Demo Correlation Analysis
        02:38
      • 5.08 Data Wrangling
        01:28
      • 5.09 Missing Values in a Dataset
        01:57
      • 5.10 Outlier Values in a Dataset
        01:50
      • 5.11 Demo Outlier and Missing Value Treatment
        04:12
      • 5.12 Data Manipulation
        00:49
      • 5.13 Functionalities of Data Object in Python Part A
        01:50
      • 5.14 Functionalities of Data Object in Python Part B
        01:34
      • 5.15 Different Types of Joins
        01:34
      • 5.16 Key Takeaways
        00:38
    • Lesson 06: Feature Engineering

      06:57
      • 6.01 Learning Objectives
        00:28
      • 6.02 Introduction to Feature Engineering
        01:50
      • 6.03 Encoding of Catogorical Variables
        00:27
      • 6.04 Label Encoding
        01:46
      • 6.05 Techniques used for Encoding variables
        02:11
      • 6.06 Key Takeaways
        00:15
    • Lesson 07: Exploratory Data Analysis

      24:58
      • 7.01 Learning Objectives
        00:33
      • 7.02 Types of Plots
        09:38
      • 7.03 Plots and Subplots
        10:06
      • 7.04 Assignment 01 Pairplot Demo
        02:28
      • 7.05 Assignment 02 Pie Chart Demo
        01:52
      • 7.06 Key Takeaways
        00:21
    • Lesson 08: Feature Selection

      06:15
      • 8.01 Learning Objectives
        00:33
      • 8.02 Feature Selection
        01:28
      • 8.03 Regression
        00:54
      • 8.04 Factor Analysis
        01:58
      • 8.05 Factor Analysis Process
        01:07
      • 8.06 Key Takeaways
        00:15

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Why you should learn Data Science with Python?

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FAQs

  • Why is Python popular in data science?

    Python's popularity in data science may be attributed to its ease of use, readability, and abundance of tools that facilitate data handling.

  • Is there a cost associated with this free Applied Data Science with Python course?

    No, this course is free and has no hidden charges or registration fees.

  • What are the prerequisites to learn this free course?

    There are no prerequisites to learning this course; the only requirement is your interest in learning.

  • When can I expect to receive my certificate?

    You'll receive your certificate as soon as you complete your course.

  • What is the duration of my access to the course?

    You will have access to the course for 90 Days. 

  • Can I learn data science only with Python?

    You can learn data science only with Python.

  • How challenging is this free course?

    The course is easy. 

  • Who can benefit from a data science with Python course?

    Anyone from aspiring data scientists and analysts to programmers, business professionals, students, and career changers can benefit from data science with a Python course. It's a versatile skill set applicable across various industries and career stages.

  • Do I need a strong programming background to learn data science with Python?

    No, you don't need a strong programming background to learn data science with Python.

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