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Course Outline

  • Introduction
  • What is Data Analytics
    • Examples of Data Analytics
    • Starting to interpret the data
    • Using basic stats to interpret the data
    • Using charts to interpret the data
  • R and Python
    • Comparison of R vs Python for Data Analysis
  • Working Environment
    • Getting Ready to Code
    • Writing Data from R to a File
    • Preparing the Working Environment
    • Download and set up R and RStudio - ensuring the environment is functional
  • Getting Data Summary and Observations
    • Data Observations
    • Data Observations - Filtering the Data
    • Use the provided R scripts to modify, execute them to get the results, and verify
  • R Markdown
    • R Markdown • Use the RMD file to execute after updating it for your environment, and validate.
  • Statistical Measures
    • Statistical Measures
  • Plots and Charts
    • Charting and Plotting
    • Box Plots - five metrics
    • Update the R scripts for your environment, execute, and verify.
  • Correlation
    • Correlation Coefficient
  • Mosaic Plots
    • Mosaic Plot Construction
    • Troubleshoot the code so that chart labels are legible within the area
  • Pie Chart
    • Pie Charting
    • Update the code to get the Sales Pie Chart for the Segments within the same dataset
  • Scatter Plots
    • Scatter Plotting
    • Use the provided R script to update and generate scatter plots for all variables.
  • Line Graph
    • Line Graph
    • Consider taking the first 20 rows of the dataset, update the R script, and execute
  • Q-Q Plots
    • Q-Q Plots - Quantile-Quantile plots
    • Update the R script to get the Q-Q plot for Discounts
  • Python Environment
    • Python Environment • Add comments to the Python code (Data_Summary.py)
    • Use VS Code IDE to run the script
    • Getting Started with Python
    • Use the script to run on your RStudio environment; update the script as needed
  • Python and Plotting
    • Working Python code derived from R Code
    • Handling Python Nulls and NAs
    • Plotting in Python
    • Python code for bar and histograms based on R scripts from previous sections
  • Project
    • Analyze the data for the given dataset - Financial Sample.xlsx
    • Project Work
  • Database and SQL
    • Database and Structured Query Language
    • Install MySQL database and verify your environment
    • Getting to work with Python plus SQL
    • Install MySQL libraries
    • GUI tool for MySQL database
    • Install DB Visualizer
    • Using Python with SQL
    • Python with MySQL database for running queries

Requirements

Working knowledge of computers and software, along with basic knowledge of math/statistics. Prior programming knowledge is helpful. The course is suitable for both technical and business professionals interested in learning.

 14 Hours

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