Python for Data Analysis and Visualization
This course equips participants with essential skills for data analysis and visualization using Python. Suitable for beginners and intermediate learners, it provides a solid foundation in data techniques and empowers participants to create meaningful visualizations for effective communication.
₹35,000/-
₹1,000/-
- Chapter 1: Understanding the Types of Data - Introduces the concept of data types like numeric, categorical, ordinal, and nominal, explaining their differences and use cases.
- Chapter 2: Working with Numeric Data - Covers techniques for analyzing and manipulating numeric data, including calculations, summarization, and visualization.
- Chapter 3: Working with Categorical Data - Explores methods for handling categorical data, such as encoding, grouping, and analyzing frequency distributions.
- Chapter 4: Functions to check the Data - Introduces functions to inspect data, like head(), tail(), and describe(), to understand its structure and contents.
- Chapter 5: Data Collection Patterns and Methods - Discusses various patterns and methods for collecting data from sources such as servers, platforms, and the field.
- Chapter 6: Data Collection from in-buil Library/Local Files - Demonstrates how to collect data from local files and in-built libraries, such as Excel and CSV files and pandas DataFrame.
- Chapter 7: Data Collection from Open Source Domains - Explores techniques for collecting data from open-source domains, including web scraping and API integration.
- Chapter 8: Dealing with GitHub and Kaggle - Covers methods for accessing and utilizing data from GitHub and Kaggle repositories for analysis.
- Chapter 9: Dealing with Null Values - Discusses strategies for identifying, handling, and imputing missing values in datasets.
- Chapter 10: Data Cleaning - Covers techniques for cleaning data, including removing duplicates, correcting errors, and standardizing formats.
- Chapter 11: Data Pre-processing - Explores techniques for preparing data for analysis, such as scaling, normalization, and feature extraction.
- Chapter 12: Data Wrangling - Discusses the process of transforming and reshaping data to make it suitable for analysis and visualization.
- Chapter 13: Identification of Plot - Introduces different types of plots and their use cases for visualizing data effectively.
- Chapter 14: Data Visualization in Data Farme - Introduces different types of plots and their use cases for visualizing data effectively.
- Chapter 15: Advanced Libraries for Data Visualization – Explores advanced data visualization libraries and techniques for creating complex and interactive visualizations.
- Chapter 16: Impact of Plots - Discusses the impact of data visualizations on decision-making and communication of insights.
- Chapter 17: Acquiring and Exploring the Data - Covers techniques for acquiring and exploring data to understand its characteristics and potential insights.
- Chapter 18: Data preprocessing - Explores methods for preprocessing data, including cleaning, transforming, and encoding, to prepare it for analysis.
- Chapter 19: Data visualization Demonstrates how to create visualizations to gain insights and communicate findings effectively.
- Chapter 20: Hypothesis Testing and Insights - Introduces hypothesis testing methods to draw conclusions from data and derive meaningful insights.
Batch 1Live Online Class
Weekday (Mon - Fri)
15th July - 9th August
Batch 2Live Online Class
Weekend (Sat & Sun)
20th July - 11th August
| Features | FAVO Academy | Others |
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| Live Instructor |  |  |
| Recordings available (if you miss a class) | | |
| Live support | | |
| Email Support | | |
| Interaction available in class | | |
| Assignments for Every chapter | | |
| Real life use cases combined to form a mini project | | |
| Notes and Quizzes for each chapter | | |
| Chapter summaries | | |
| Certificate upon completion | | |
| Verifiable Certificate on the academy website | | |
Requirements:
Basic Python syntax and Python data structure understanding.
A Mac or Windows PC with access to the internet.
No paid software required – we will use Favo’s shared resources which will give you the exposure to understand Jupyter Notebook and Google Colab.
Our trainers will walk you through, step-by-step how to get all the software installed, set up and libraries.
Skills you will learn:
Understanding different types of data (numerical, categorical, etc).
Working with numeric data (mean, median, etc).
Working with categorical data (frequency distribution, cross-tabulation, etc).
Data cleaning and pre-processing.
Data visualization techniques.
Data collection from various sources (local files, in-built libraries, web scraping, etc).
Dealing with missing data (dropping, filling, etc).
Basic understanding of statistical methods (chi-square tests, correlation coefficients, etc).
Using functions for data inspection and transformation.
Building data analysis mini-projects.
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