For the last few months, I’ve been working on my first class for Skillshare and today it’s officially live!
My class is on Data Science with Python, where you’ll learn all things Data Loading, Cleaning, Exploratory Data Analysis, Building Machine Learning Models and Validating those, Data Visualization, and Automatic Report Generation. I’m proud of what I’ve created, and I’d really appreciate it if you’d help me out by watching my class!
You'd honestly help me out with this a lot! It's four hours of video content and I provide all Jupyter notebooks for you to work through.
Skillshare?
Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of classes on everything from business to graphic design to fashion – it’s the Netflix of learning.
If you know of anyone else that’d be interested to learn data science using Python, I’d appreciate if you’d share the link with them too.
By using this link to sign up for a Skillshare, you will be able to enroll in my class, and also gain access to all other classes on Skillshare starting with that nice free trial.
Show me the Code!
I've made all the code from the class available on Github, if you'd like to check it out.
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Skillshare Data Science and Business Analytics in Python
Skillshare Data Science and Business Analytics in Python
Skillshare - Data Science and Business Analytics with Python
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Description
Business analytics and data science have become important skills across all industries. Knowing both how to perform analytics, as well as, sense checking analyses and understanding concepts is key in making decisions today.
Python has become the lingua franca of data science and is, therefore, the topic of this class.
Programming can be intimidating, however, Python excels due to its readability and being freely available for all platforms including Linux, Mac and Windows. This class will assume some prior knowledge of Python syntax, but to establish a common learning…
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