Python for Data Science
def: DataScience

Python for Data Science

Harness the power of Python for data analysis, visualization, and machine learning applications with real-world datasets.

¥42,000
Course Investment
10 Weeks
Duration
/* Course Overview */

About This Course

This program teaches you to leverage Python for extracting meaningful insights from data. Starting with Python fundamentals, you'll progress through NumPy for numerical computing and Pandas for data manipulation. These foundational libraries form the basis for all subsequent data analysis work.

Data visualization comes next with Matplotlib and Seaborn, enabling you to create compelling visual representations of complex datasets. The curriculum then advances to machine learning using Scikit-learn, where you'll build predictive models and understand statistical analysis techniques.

Throughout the program, you work with real datasets on projects including customer segmentation analysis, sales forecasting models, and sentiment analysis using natural language processing. These practical applications prepare you for data science roles across industries.

The course covers essential topics like data cleaning, feature engineering, exploratory data techniques, and model evaluation metrics. This comprehensive approach ensures you understand both the technical implementation and the strategic thinking required for data-driven decision making.

/* Career Outcomes */

Career Opportunities

Career Paths

  • Data Analyst positions
  • Junior Data Scientist roles
  • Business Intelligence Analyst
  • Research Analyst opportunities

Skill Development

  • Extract insights from complex datasets
  • Build predictive models
  • Create compelling data visualizations
  • Communicate findings effectively

This program prepares you for various data-focused roles across industries including finance, healthcare, retail, and technology. The combination of statistical knowledge, programming skills, and business understanding makes graduates valuable to organizations seeking data-driven insights. Our career support connects you with companies actively hiring for analytics positions.

/* Technical Stack */

Tools and Technologies

Core Libraries

  • Python fundamentals
  • NumPy for numerical computing
  • Pandas for data manipulation
  • Jupyter notebooks
  • Data structures and algorithms

Visualization

  • Matplotlib plotting
  • Seaborn statistical graphics
  • Interactive dashboards
  • Chart design principles
  • Storytelling with data

Machine Learning

  • Scikit-learn framework
  • Regression models
  • Classification algorithms
  • Clustering techniques
  • Model evaluation

Additional Tools

Students also learn SQL for database queries, version control with Git, and natural language processing basics. The curriculum includes working with CSV files, JSON data, and API integrations. You'll understand statistical concepts and their practical applications in data analysis workflows.

/* Best Practices */

Professional Standards

Data Quality

Learn systematic approaches to data cleaning and validation. The course emphasizes handling missing values, identifying outliers, and ensuring data consistency. These practices form the foundation for reliable analysis and accurate modeling results.

Ethical Considerations

Understanding responsible datage is essential in modern analytics. You'll learn about privacy concerns, bias in machine learning models, and transparent reporting practices. These considerations ensure your work maintains professional standards and respects stakeholder interests.

Reproducible Analysis

Develop workflows that others can understand and replicate. The curriculum teaches documentation practices, code organization, and version control for data projects. Reproducible analysis builds trust in your findings and facilitates collaboration with colleagues.

/* Target Audience */

Who Should Enroll

Business Analysts

Professionals working with data who want to expand their analytical capabilities beyond spreadsheets. Python skills enable more sophisticated analysis and automation of repetitive tasks.

Research Professionals

Scientists and researchers seeking to apply computational methods to their work. The program provides tools for statistical analysis and visualization of research findings.

Career Transitioners

Individuals interested in entering the growing field of data science. The structured curriculum provides comprehensive training from basics through advanced techniques.

Technical Professionals

Engineers and developers wanting to add data analysis skills to their toolkit. Understanding data science complements technical expertise and opens new career opportunities.

/* Progress Tracking */

Measuring Your Progress

Project Portfolio

Build a portfolio of data analysis projects demonstrating your capabilities. Each project addresses a different aspect of data science, from exploratory analysis to predictive modeling. These completed works showcase your skills to potential employers.

Week 3
Data visualization project
Week 6
Statistical analysis report
Week 10
Machine learning model

Code and Analysis Reviews

Receive feedback on both your code quality and analytical approach. Instructors review your work for technical correctness and the appropriateness of methods chosen. This dual focus helps you develop both programming and analytical thinking skills.

Practical Assessments

Regular challenges test your ability to apply concepts to new datasets. These assessments mirror real-world scenarios where you need to understand data, choose appropriate methods, and communicate findings clearly.

// Transform Data Into Insights

Ready to Begin Your Journey?

Join CodeForge and develop Python skills for data analysis, visualization, and machine learning applications.