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 Data Analysis with Python: Zero to Pandas

    
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Data Analysis with Python: Zero to Pandas is a practical and beginner-friendly introduction to data analysis covering the basics of Python, Numpy, Pandas, Data Visualization, and Exploratory Data Analysis. You can earn a verified certificate of accomplishment by completing assignments and doing a course project.

  • Watch hands-on coding-focused video tutorials
  • Practice coding with cloud Jupyter notebooks
  • Build an end-to-end real-world course project
  • Earn a verified certificate of accomplishment

The course is self-paced and there are no deadlines. There are no prerequisites for this course. Read the course FAQs or visit the Community Discussion Forum to learn more.

Lesson 1 - Introduction to Programming with Python

  • Course overview & curriculum walkthrough
  • First steps with Python and Jupyter notebooks
  • A quick tour of variables and data types
  • Branching with conditional statements and loops

Lesson 2 - Next Steps with Python

  • Branching with conditional statements and loops
  • Write reusable code with Functions
  • Working with the OS & Filesystem
  • Assignment and course forum walkthrough

Assignment 1 - Python Basics Practice

  • Solve word problems using variables & arithmetic operations
  • Manipulate data types using methods & operators
  • Use branching and iterations to translate ideas into code
  • Explore the documentation and get help from the community

Lesson 3 - Numerical Computing with Numpy

  • Going from Python lists to Numpy arrays
  • Working with multi-dimensional arrays
  • Array operations, slicing, and broadcasting
  • Working with CSV data files

Assignment 2 - Numpy Array Operations

  • Explore the Numpy documentation website
  • Demonstrate usage 5 NumPy array operations
  • Publish a Jupyter notebook with explanations
  • Share your work with the course community

Lesson 4 - Analyzing Tabular Data with Pandas

  • Reading and writing CSV data with Pandas
  • Querying, filtering, and sorting data frames
  • Grouping and aggregation for data summarization
  • Merging and joining data from multiple sources

Assignment 3 - Pandas Practice

  • Create data frames from CSV files
  • Query and index operations on data frames
  • Group, merge and aggregate data frames
  • Fix missing and invalid values in data

Lesson 5 - Visualization with Matplotlib and Seaborn

  • Basic visualizations with Matplotlib
  • Advanced visualizations with Seaborn
  • Tips for customizing and styling charts
  • Plotting images and grids of charts

Course Project - Exploratory Data Analysis

  • Find a real-world dataset of your choice online
  • Use Numpy & Pandas to parse, clean & analyze data
  • Use Matplotlib & Seaborn to create visualizations
  • Ask and answer interesting questions about the data

Lesson 6 - Exploratory Data Analysis - A Case Study

  • Finding a good real-world dataset for EDA
  • Data loading, cleaning, and preprocessing
  • Exploratory analysis and visualization
  • Answering questions and making inferences

Certificate of Accomplishment

Earn a verified certificate of accomplishment (sample) for FREE by completing all weekly assignments and the course project. The certificate can be added to your LinkedIn profile, linked to your Resume, and downloaded as a PDF.

Instructor - Aakash N S

Aakash N S is the co-founder and CEO of Jovian. Previously, Aakash has worked as a software engineer (APIs & Data Platforms) at Twitter in Ireland & San Francisco and graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. He’s also an avid blogger, open-source contributor, and online educator.



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