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A Crash Course in Data Science

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/data-science-course

A Crash Course in Data Science
In this course you will learn how to use data to crunch through complex problems and create valuable lessons for future study. You will learn the essentials of data science, and how to use data to solve problems and create lessons. We will cover topics such as how to create meaningful correlations between data points, how to construct meaningful data sets, and how to use data to inform problem solving. We will cover these topics with an emphasis on hands-on labs and interactive lectures. This course is designed to help you learn and practice the skills necessary to be a valuable data science team leader.

This course is designed to help you gain a foundational data science knowledge and give you the tools necessary to dive deeply into problem solving and data collection. You will learn within the first week how to use Excel to collect and crunch data. By the end of the course you should be able to use the tools and techniques to collect data from multiple sources and assemble a data set from data points. In the lab exercises you will use Excel to crunch complex data sets. The final project will involve creating a crash course on data science.

To get the most out of this course, you will firstly need to have proficiency with basic data analysis tools. Next, you will need to know how to utilize Excel for data analysis. The final project will require Excel to crunch multiple line items.

This course has been designed to provide you with the tools necessary to begin collecting, crunching, and visualizing data for problem solving and data collection. Your continued success with this course depends on your ability to use Excel for data analysis. If you are unable to use Excel for data analysis, you will not be able to complete the project.

Your skills will be tested through a series of hands-on labs, and an interactive lecture. After completing the hands-on labs, you will need to dive deeply into problem solving and data collection. This course has been designed to help you go deep into problem solving and collect, crunch, and visualize data for problem solving and data collection.

Objectives

During this course you will:
* Watch a crash course on data science, and dive into problem solving and data collection
* Get familiar with common Excel operations, and dive into Excel for problem solving
* Learn how to use Excel for data analysis
* Write practical problems that can be solved with Excel
* Write a message to a file, and start crunching numbers
* Explore other ways to collect, crunch, and visualize data, from multiple data sourcesIntroduction
Evaluate the Crash Course
Paper Basics
Catch-Up
A Crash Course in Validation (Covering Industry 4)
Validation is a hot topic today. Many people are looking for ways

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Building a Data Science Team

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/build-data-science-team

Building a Data Science Team
In this introductory Data Science Capstone you will create a Data Science Team to drive your Data Science efforts. You will use the skills you’ve acquired to plan and execute a data science project, using the Data Science Team’s input and feedback as a guide. You will use the data science team’s input to ensure that the project is carried out correctly.

You will be asked to choose one of three tasks to implement in your project. You can complete each task individually (i.e., all at once) or in sequence (i.e., in a fixed point in time). You can also choose to continue with the project after you have completed the tasks in this specialization, or complete it after you have completed the specialization. This will allow you to better test and troubleshoot your project as you go, while also maintaining a high level of quality.Data Science Part 1
Data Science Part 2
Data Science Part 3
Project Identification
Business Analytics: Leveraging Big Data to Make Sense of the World
The advent of big data has led to an explosion in the number of entities interested in owning and managing big data. Enterprises have come to expect the utilization of large amounts of data to inform business decisions. Business Analytics is an interdisciplinary field that explores the practical applications of data science in the real world. The emphasis of this course is on the use of data within the business context to understand the processes and drivers of business performance. In particular, you will examine the use of data to understand the following questions:

• What is the use of big data for?
• What is the business process data footprint?
• What are the components of a process data footprint?
• What is the expertise of a business analytics professional?

This course is part of the iMBA offered by the University of Illinois, a flexible, fully-accredited online MBA at an incredibly competitive price. For more information, please see the Resource page in this course and onlinemba.illinois.edu.Module 1: Business Process Data Footprint and Planning for Growth
Module 2: Interpreting Data on Processes
Module 3: How Big Data Algorithms Work
Module 4: Special Topics
Business Analytics Capstone Project
The Business Analytics Capstone Project is a full-time, full-time faculty-led project that examines the skills needed to be a successful business intelligence analyst, and an aspiring professional. It requires competency in a wide variety of data analysis techniques and techniques, and requires the skills learned in the previous four courses in the specialization. The Capstone is an opportunity to apply your newly earned data analysis skills to a real-world business challenge, using the skills from the previous four courses to design a business model and

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Data Science Capstone

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/data-science-project

Data Science Capstone
The Capstone Project is the culmination of your data science journey through the Data Science Specialization. You will build on your understanding of the material covered in the Specialization modules A, B, and C by building an algorithm that can solve a high-dimensional optimization problem. The emphasis in this final project is squarely on practical skills that you can apply to solving real world optimization problems.

You will have access to the full power of the TI-84 Data Science Tools and pre-trained neural networks. You will also have the capacity to run your own neural network and evaluate its performance. You will have a chance to wrap up your data science journey with a project involving building a deep neural network that can read text.

This course is the culmination of your data science journey through the Data Science Specialization. You will build an algorithm that can solve a high-dimensional optimization problem and then use that knowledge to build an application. The emphasis in this final project is squarely on practical skills that you can apply to solving real world optimization problems.

You will have access to the full power of the TI-84 Data Science Tools and pre-trained neural networks. You will also have the capacity to run your own neural network and evaluate its performance. You will have a chance to wrap up your data science journey with a project involving building a deep neural network that can read text.

This course is the culmination of your data science journey through the Data Science Specialization. You will learn how to use the full power of the TI-84 Data Science Tools and pre-trained neural networks. You will also have the capacity to run your own neural network and evaluate its performance. You will have a chance to wrap up your data science journey with a project involving building a deep neural network that can read text.

This course is the culmination of your data science journey through the Data Science Specialization. You will learn how to use the full power of the TI-84 Data Science Tools and pre-trained neural networks. You will also have the capacity to run your own neural network and evaluate its performance. You will have a chance to wrap up your data science journey with a project involving building a deep neural network that can read text.

This course is the culmination of your data science journey through the Data Science Specialization. You will learn how to use the full power of the TI-84 Data Science Tools and pre-trained neural networks. You will also have the capacity to run your own neural network and evaluate its performance. You will have a chance to wrap up your data science journey with a project involving building a deep neural network that can read text.

This course is the culmination of your data science journey through the Data Science Specialization. You will learn how to use the full power of the TI-84 Data Science Tools and pre-trained neural networks. You will also have the capacity to run your

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Data Science for Business Innovation

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/data-science-for-business-innovation

Data Science for Business Innovation
Want to make important business decisions more efficiently? Use data to help you do just that. Developing data-driven decision-making is critical to helping you reach your goals. This course focuses on using data to inform and empower decision-making. You will learn how to use data to inform and empower people in business by developing an understanding of the key data types and how they are used in practice to inform and empower decision-makers. You will learn how to use data to empower people in business by adopting an evidence-based data-driven approach and tracking the types of data used in practice.

This course is part of the iMBA offered by the University of Illinois, a flexible, fully-accredited online MBA at an incredibly competitive price. For more information, please see the Resource page in this course and onlinemba.illinois.edu.Module 1: How Data and Decision-Making Fit Together
Module 2: Data-Driven Decisions and Data-Informative Processes
Module 3: Data-informed Public Officials
Module 4: Data-informed Business Decisions
Data Analysis Tools
Whether you are data analyst, engineer, data trader, or data manager, you will want to understand the various data formats and their characteristics. This course will help you define data analytics and explain the tools used to analyze and extract value from data. You will learn how to use various data analysis tools to explore and visualize data, and how to visualize and interpret data in order to fully benefit from an analysis. You will also learn to use standard statistical techniques to evaluate large datasets and explain the tradeoffs between smaller datasets and more.

This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive view on data analysis and extract value from data. It will cover topics such as partitioning, data modeling, data visualization, data exploration and summary statistics. You will also learn how to apply basic statistical techniques to extract meaningful information from large datasets. You will also learn the basics of extracting meaning from large datasets.

Learning Goals: After taking this course, you will be able to (a) define what a data analysis is and how it differs from ordinary data analysis, (b) describe the format and techniques used to analyze large datasets, (c) explain the tradeoffs between smaller datasets and more, and (d) apply basic statistical techniques to extract meaningful information from large datasets.

Data Analysis is relevant to all areas of business. It’s important to understand what’s going on and what you’re doing. In this course, we’ll cover everything needed to get you up and running as quickly as possible. We’ll focus on the difference between ordinary data analysis and advanced data analysis, and help you evaluate what’s going on in your data analysis environment. We’ll also take you through the whole

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Distributed Computing with Spark SQL

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/spark-sql

Distributed Computing with Spark SQL
In this course, you will learn how to use Spark SQL to query various Spark datasets. You will work with various types of Spark Tables (text, int, float, long), and various types of Spark SQL (text, batch, filter, query, table, join, join_table). You will work with various SQL modes, including SQLite3, SQLite4, and SQLite (select, drop, merge, join). You will learn how to use SQLite as a service (Azure), and how to use Spark SQL as a service (Spark SQL). You will also learn how to use Spark DataFrames (table, range, intersection, join, join_table) and Spark SQL as a service (Azure SQL, Spark SQL, SQLite).

At the end of this course, you will be able to:
1. Surface with SQLite3.
2. Use SQLite to query text, batch data, and SQLite tables.
3. Use SQLite to join tables and SQLite databases.
4. Use SQLite to query data using Spark SQL.Splitting the Adoption
Queryting Data
Composing Queries
Distributed Programming in Java
This course teaches you how to write distributed parallel programs in Java. You learn how to use threads to ensure synchronization, and how to use the lock file to ensure that threads are used only when absolutely necessary. You learn how to use distributed locks for efficient access to shared resources, and the use of shared profilers for efficient profiling. You also learn how to use threads to ensure object lifetimes and threading safety. You learn how to use libraries such as coroutines and threads to ensure that threads can be used interchangeably with each other. You learn how to use libraries such as threads and coroutines to ensure that threads can be used interchangeably with each other. You add sockets to the Java platform to ensure that threads can communicate with each other, and you learn how to use threads to ensure object lifetimes are respected across threads. You then add resource-based threads to the Java platform to ensure that threads can access the shared resources. You use coroutines to ensure that threads can be used interchangeably with each other, and add socket support to the Java platform. You then add resource-based threads to the Java platform to ensure that threads can access the shared resources. You use coroutines to ensure that threads can be used interchangeably with each other, and add socket support to the Java platform. You use threads to ensure that threads can be used interchangeably with each other, and add socket support to the Java platform. You use threads to ensure that threads can be used interchangeably with each other, and add socket support to the Java platform. You then add resource-based threads to the Java platform to ensure that threads can access the shared resources. You use

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Introduction to Genomic Technologies

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/introduction-genomics

Introduction to Genomic Technologies
This course introduces the underlying principles of genome-wide and inter-population genetic drift, and how these effects can cause genetic diseases. We will learn about the techniques used to detect the effects of genetic drift in genomic data, and the methods used to characterize the mutations that cause these diseases. We will also discuss the appropriate approaches to reporting genetic effects in genomic data, and how these effects are detected. We will review the tools that are used to assess the causalness of genetic effects in genomic data, and the methods that are used to detect the effects of genetic drift in genomic data. We will also describe the process of using genomic data to detect genetic effects, and the tools that are used to assess the causalness of genetic effects in genomic data.

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
1. Explain how genome-wide drift is caused and the tools used to detect it
2. Define how inter-population genetic drift affects populations
3. Describe the tools used to detect the effects of genetic drift in genomic data
4. Use tools to assess the causalness of genetic effects in genomic data
5. Use the nomenclature “Inter-population Genetic Drift” and “Inter-population Genetic Mutations”
6. Use the “Mutation” test to assess the causalness of genetic effects
7. Infer causalness from mutation

To enroll in this course for free, click “Enroll now” and then select “Full Course.”
You will need to enter a PIN (Personal Identification Number) and password for your smartphone. Once enrolled, you will be able to access any of the course materials by copying and pasting the following link into your web browser:
http://tinyurl.com/hklmhq9

By copying and pasting this link into your browser, you will be able to:

– Watch a video overview of the course

– Watch a video preview of the course

– View a sample genome-wide scan

– Use the free 32-hour introductory DNA barcode app to calculate your own DNA barcode

– Go to any of the three online DNA barcoding sites:

(1) DrPHENIX.ORG

(2) HONOLULU.ORG

(3) OSA.ORG

– Watch a video on how to use the app

– Read the following articles:

(1) Biobusiness and Food Safety: Is it Safer?

(2) Biobusiness and Food Safety: Are you being poisoned?

(3) Biobusiness and Food Safety: Can we eat healthy?

(4) Biobusiness and Food Safety: Can we live longer?

(5)

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Machine Learning Visualization: Poker Hand Classification using Random Forests

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning-visualization

Machine Learning Visualization: Poker Hand Classification using Random Forests
This course introduces a new class of algorithms for classifying poker games using machine learning phenomena. The emphasis is primarily on game theory, with a touch of application to the practical problems of classifying games using poker hand-rating scales and other methods. The course starts with a description of how classification can be achieved, followed by algorithms for classification of games based on the rated cards. The final assignment is for an implementation of a classifier that can learn such classes automatically.

After completing this course, you will be able to explain how machine learning is used in the real world and apply them to classification of games, identifying the features that differentiate games. You will also be able to explain the motivation behind the common problems of classifying games, and the techniques used to address these. You will also be able to describe the various algorithms used for classifying games, including several for numeric accuracy, several for classifying patterns, and several for classifying conditions. The course concludes with an overview of the state-of-the-art in classification algorithms, including an introduction to unsupervised machine learning, and an overview of classification theory.

Topics covered:
This course introduces several methods for classification using recurrent neural networks. We introduce a few state-of-the-art classification algorithms and then focus on the most popular classification methods, including classification trees, classification trees with randomization, and unsupervised machine learning. We also describe methods for classifying games using unsupervised learning, and an implementation of classifier trees.Welcome!
Prefetching and Train and Unsupervised Machine Learning
Supervised Machine Learning
Classifying Games
Machine Learning for Data Science
Machine learning is the application of numerical and machine learning techniques to solve specific problems in data science, which is the application of computing to new and existing problems that are not easy to solve on a computer.

In this course you will learn about the basic tools and techniques used in machine learning, and learn how to apply these techniques to solve problems in data science. We will focus on the problem of finding the best model to represent the data and solve for a problem. You will also learn how to evaluate each model and decide which model to use. This will allow you to select the best model to represent the data for a particular problem and use when solving it. You will also learn how to use different types of models to suit different problems and different applications. You will also learn about the best model to represent a problem when a computer model cannot provide the answer.

This is the third course in the Data Science With A Customer Perspective specialization. The course has been designed to help you understand the process of acquiring, marketing, and integrating technologies that are critical components of data science. You will need to understand the customer mindset, the customer experience, and how the customer thinks!Machine Learning for Business
Machine Learning for Data Science

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Python for Data Science and AI

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/python-for-applied-data-science-ai

Python for Data Science and AI
In this course, we’ll explore Python 3.We’ll learn about the core features of Python 3.We’ll use Python to run scientific experiments and analyze data. We’ll also learn how to design and extend Python programs. Finally, we’ll dive into … well, Python programming basics. This course is designed to transfer you to Python 3. If you’re a Python fan, this is definitely for you! If you’re a data scientist and want to learn new ways to work with data, this is for you.

This course uses Python 3.5 and Python 3.6.

This course uses PyPy.Py is an open-source programming environment for Python. You can use PyPy.Py in Python on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. We’ll use it as a standalone environment as well as in a virtual environment.PyPy.Py is open-source software and licensed under a Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution license. The MIT License (http://opensource.org/licenses/mit/4.0/) accompanies the MIT License (http://opensource.org/licenses/mit/2.0/)

The copyright of all content and materials provided in this course are owned by either the MIT License (http://opensource.org/licenses/mit/) or the Python Virtual Machine Team (https://www.python.org/virtualmachines/). By participating in the course or using the content or materials, you agree that you may download and use any content and/or material in this course for your own personal, non-commercial use only in a manner consistent with a student of any academic course. Participation in or attempt to participate in any aspect of the course may result in the suspension or cancellation of your academic credit.LIMITED TIME OFFER: Subscription is only $39 USD per month for access to graded materials and a certificate.Week 1: Introduction & Basic R Programming for Python 3
Week 2: Python Functions
Week 3: Python Data Types
Week 4: Python Shells

Python for Data Science
This course provides an introduction to the Python programming language and the Python programs that are used to execute Python programs. The course focuses on the rapid development of practical Python programs, including efficient use of Python modules and the use of external programs and libraries. This is the third course in the Data Science Specialization from the University of Cambridge.

This course is the third in a sequence of five that focus on Python for Data Science. To join the fifth course, you must complete the first and second courses in this series.

This course is the third in a sequence of five that focus on Python for Data Science. To join the fifth course, you must complete the

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SQL for Data Science

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/sql-for-data-science

SQL for Data Science
The purpose of this course is to empower HCI developers to use SQL for their data science projects. We will learn SQL’s history and common programming mistakes, and focus on how to avoid them in the future. We will learn how to use the most common tables and columns in SQL for our data science projects, and practice writing SQL statements in Python. We will also discuss how to access data through the Python statements. This course is both hands-on and programming intensive; as such, we believe that you will learn much more by doing it with our data science framework, than by reading about it in detail on a white board in the morning.

Learning Objectives

This course teaches you how to use SQL to construct meaningful data for SQL queries. It explores how to avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes, and practices to write them better. It will also cover how to avoid SQL’s read/execute errors, as well as how to write safer (better tested) code.

1. Describe the basic structure and purpose of a SQL statement.
2. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data.
3. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes.
4. Use safer code.

1. Describe the structure and purpose of a SQL statement. 2. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 3. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 4. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update, and delete data. 2. Avoid SQL’s common programming mistakes. 3. Use safer code.

1. Use SQL to insert, update

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The Data Scientist’s Toolbox

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/data-scientists-tools

The Data Scientist’s Toolbox
Whether you are a data scientist looking for a framework to work with the vast quantity of data that is being generated every day, or an engineer wanting to leverage the vast quantities of data that are being generated by your company or home town, The Data Scientist’s Toolbox will be a great resource for you. This course is a combination of video lectures, readings, discussions and various videos that highlight various topics that you will learn how to work with. You’ll explore the fundamentals of data analysis and visualizing, explore different visualization techniques, and gain practice in using them effectively. You’ll also have a great deal of opportunity to interact with others in the The Data Scientist’s Toolbox forums, including other data scientists, engineers, and business analysts.

This is the third course in the Data Scientist’s Toolbox specialization. The specialization focuses on expanding your knowledge and practical application of analytical and visual methods to business problems. This is the first class in which the course will be taught through video lectures and readings. The course will contain several modules covering data analysis techniques, visualization, and business problems. The first module will focus on the fundamentals of data analysis, while the second module will provide an introduction to visualizing data. You’ll also learn how to use the tools effectively. You’ll also gain practice in using them in practice problems.

After completing this course, you will be able to:
• Describe problems and visualization in the context of data analysis
• Describe problems and visualization in the context of business problems
• Apply various visualizations and business problems to solve a business problem
• Use various visualization techniques to solve a business problem
• Work through a problem using the tools effectivelyProblem Definition
Analysis
Visualization
Solution
The Economics of Education
In this course you will learn how modern education systems work and what impact they have on our societies. Along the way you will learn the history of education systems in a global context. You will gain a better understanding of the issues and challenges that educators face in today’s increasingly globalised world.

We’ll cover the basic theories of education, like test-based systems, teacher tenure, testing, school choice, and the role of institutions. We’ll also look at the different educational settings that affect different aspects of children’s education and how those settings may impact on academic achievement.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a better understanding of the subject in hand, and be able to make more informed decisions as you go about how to go about educating the next generation.

If you’re new to the subject, be sure to check out the overview video from the start: https://youtu.be/g-pt3-mc-mvU.Modern

Course Link: https://www.coursera.org/learn/data-scientists-tools