DATA ANALYTICS
CURRICULUM
Leveraging Data Analytics for Social Good
Table of Content
01 About Sabudh
02 Data Analytics
03 Courses
i. Python Programming
ii. SQL (Structured Query Language)
iii. Applied Machine Learning
iv. Power BI
v. PySpark
vi. Dataiku
vii. Applied Large Language Models
viii. Capstone Project
04 Certifications
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About Sabudh
Sabudh Foundation was founded by Dr. Sarabjot Singh Anand in 2018,
along with Dr. Sukhjit Sehra. It empowers students to apply Data
Analytics to solve real-world problems and collaborate with citizens,
governments, and NGOs to create meaningful societal impact.
Recognizing that successful Data Analysts must not only fulfill
business needs but also continuously expand their skill set in this
rapidly evolving domain, the program fosters both practical expertise
and a mindset of lifelong learning in analytics.
Data Analytics [6 Months]
Program Learning Objectives
The Data Analytics program is designed to equip students with the
technical and analytical skills required to process, analyze, and
interpret data for informed decision-making. The key learning
objectives include
Gain proficiency in Python and SQL for data collection, cleaning,
and transformation. Learn how to work with large datasets
efficiently
Develop the ability to create meaningful visualizations using Power
BI and Python libraries. Learn to build interactive dashboards for
data-driven storytelling
Understand distributed computing concepts and apply them using
PySpark to handle large-scale datasets
Apply supervised and unsupervised learning techniques to extract
insights from data and make accurate predictions
Learn how to automate repetitive data processing tasks using
Python and Dataiku to enhance productivity and efficiency
Work on capstone projects that simulate industry scenarios,
ensuring readiness for data-driven careers in various sectors.
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01 Python Programming [week 1 -6]
Course Learning Objectives
The objective of this course is to make students t
Master the basic programming constructs in Python. Understand
how string manipulation and class structures support sequence
methods in Python
Explore advanced Python topics such as inheritance, exception
handling, and working with key data structures like lists,
dictionaries, and sparse matrices
Develop skills to handle, manipulate, and visualize various forms of
data, including text, numerical data, and media types, using
libraries like Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn
Learn how to scrape data from the web, parse HTML/JSON, work
with REST APIs, implement GUIs using Python, and develop robust
software by applying best practices in testing and debugging.
UNIT 1: Python Basics, Branch, Loops and Strings
Python Installation, Development environment, Programming using
Python, Basic input and output, Errors, Variables and assignments,
Identifiers, Objects, Numeric types: Floating-point, Arithmetic
expressions, Python expressions, Module basics, Math module,
representing text, String basics, List and Set as basics, Common data
types summary, Type conversions, Binary numbers, String formatting,
Using the shell as a calculator, If-else statement, Equality and
relational operators, Boolean operators and expressions, Order of
evaluation, Membership and identity operators, Code blocks and
indentation, Conditional expressions Loops, while loops, Counting,
For loops, Counting using the range () function, while vs. for loops,
Nested loops, Break and continue, String slicing, Advanced string
formatting, String methods, Splitting and joining strings, the string
format method, regular expressions.
UNIT 2: Data Structures, Functions and Recursion
Lists, Dictionaries, Mutability and References, Tuples, Sets and
Collections, User-defined function basics, returning values from
functions, Reasons for defining functions, Function stubs, Functions:
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Common errors, Function arguments, First class functions,
anonymous functions, map, filter and reduce, list comprehensions,
cartesian product, itertools, eval, exec, enumerate, zip, copy,
Recursive functions, Recursive algorithm: Search, adding output
statements for debugging, creating a recursive function, Recursive
math functions, Recursive exploration of all possibilities.
UNIT 3: Classes and Exceptions
Classes: Grouping data, Class methods, Class and instance object
types, Class constructors, Class interfaces, Class customization,
Classes as numeric types, Memory allocation and garbage collection,
Decorators, Generators, Handling exceptions using try and except,
Multiple exception handlers, raising exceptions, Exceptions with
functions, using finally to clean up, Custom exception types.
UNIT 4: Modules, Files and Inheritance
Modules, finding modules, importing specific names from a module,
executing modules as scripts, Reloading modules, Packages and
Standard library, reading files, Writing files, Interacting with file
systems, Binary data, Command-line arguments and files, the ‘with’
statement, Comma separated values files, Derived classes, accessing
base class attributes, overriding class methods, Is-a versus has-a
relationships, Mixing classes and multiple inheritance, Date and
Times, Sound, Getting files from the Internet.
UNIT 5: Handling Data in Python
Numerical Computing using NumPy for array manipulation, scientific
computing with SciPy, Using Pandas for data manipulation, Scikit-
learn for basic machine learning tasks, Matplotlib and Seaborn for
data visualization, Plotly for interactive Visualisation, Handling
common data types: Images, Sound, Pdfs, Spreadsheets and Text.
Unit 6: Web Scraping and HTML Parsing
Analyzing a web page, Sequential and Threaded Crawlers, Concurrent
Downloading, Caching, Solving CAPTCHA, Requests, HTML Parsing,
Beautiful Soup, Selenium for browser automation and scraping
dynamic content, Scrapy for Web Scraping, Interacting with forms,
RSS feeds and third-party APIs.
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Unit 7: Rest API, JSON, and Flask
What is an API, HTTP, REST Principles, JSON parsing, Security and
Authentication, SQL Databases, SQLAlchemy, Installing Flask/Fast
Api, Deploying Flask apps/Fast Api, Dockerizing Flask apps,
asynchronous jobs using queues, Celery or Redis.
Unit 8: GUI Programming and Streamlit
Tkinter: widget; Labels, Buttons, Canvas, Entry, Slider, Layout
management, Event handling, Streamlit/Gradio, Installation,
Displaying Text and Chart, Pandas integration, interactive widgets,
File uploads, app deployment, Other frameworks; PyQT, PySide, QT
designer, Dash.
Unit 9: Testing and Debugging
Debugging techniques and tools, Difference between Testing and
Debugging, Testing frameworks: doctest, unittest and pytest.
02 SQL (Structured Query [week 5-11]
Language)
Course Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this curriculum, interns will be able to
Understand SQL and relational database fundamentals
Execute queries for data creation, modification, and retrieval
Use filtering, aggregation, and joins for data analysis
Apply subqueries and set operations for advanced queries
Optimize SQL queries for better performance.
UNIT 1: Introduction to SQL and Databases
Introduction to Databases (RDBMS), Types of Databases includes
Relational vs Non-Relational, Basic SQL Syntax and Structure, Data
Types includes Numeric, String, Date/Time, DDL (Data Definition
Language) includes Create, Drop, Alter, DML (Data Manipulation
Language) includes Select, Insert, Update, Delete, Basic Commands
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includes
Select, Where, Order by, and, or, not, Keys includes Primary Key,
Foreign Key ,Unique Key, Acid property includes Atomicity,
Consistency ,Isolation, Durability.
UNIT 2: SQL Data Retrieval and Functions
Retrieving Data from Tables, Filtering Data includes Where, Like, In,
Between, Null, Aggregate Functions includes Count, Sum, Avg, Min,
Max, Grouping Data includes Group by, Having, Joins includes Self Join
,Cross Join, Inner Join, Left Join, Right Join, Full Join, Subqueries and
Nested Queries, SQL Functions includes Scalar Functions, String
Functions, Date Functions.
UNIT 3: SQL Advanced Operations and Optimization
SQL Union and Union All, Set Operations includes Intersect, Except,
SQL Case Statement, SQL Exists, Any, All Operators, Using SQL with
Multiple Tables and Complex Joins, Indexing and Query Optimization.
03 Applied Machine Learning [week 1-15]
Course Learning Objectives
The objectives of this course is to make students t
Understand the fundamental concepts of supervised and
unsupervised machine learning
Develop skills in data preprocessing, feature engineering, and
model evaluation
Implement classification, regression, clustering, and
dimensionality reduction techniques
Learn to assess model performance using appropriate metrics
Apply machine learning concepts to real-world problems using
Python.
UNIT 1: Foundations of Machine Learning & Data Preprocessing
Introduction to Machine Learning, Types of ML: Supervised,
Unsupervised, and Reinforcement Learning, Real-world applications
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of ML, Probability concepts: Distributions, Functions, and Random
Variables, Descriptive Statistics: Mean, Median, Mode, Variance,
Standard Deviation, Hypothesis Testing & P-Values, Matrices and
Vector Representations, Data Scaling: Min-Max, Standardization,
Normalization, Encoding Categorical Data: One-Hot Encoding.
UNIT 2: Supervised Learning- Applied
Regression Techniques; Linear Regression, Model Assumptions &
Evaluation, Logistic Regression: Binary & Multiclass, Classification
Algorithms; Naïve Bayes Classifier, Decision Trees, K-Nearest
Neighbors (KNN), Model Evaluation & Optimization; Bias-Variance
Tradeoff, Overfitting & Underfitting, Cross-Validation Techniques,
Performance Metrics for Classification & Regression; MSE, RMSE,
MAE, R² Score, Confusion Matrix, Precision, Recall, F1-Score, ROC-
AUC.
UNIT 3: Advanced Supervised Learning- Applied
Ensemble Learning & Regularization; Random Forest & Bagging,
Support Vector Machines (SVM), Regularization Methods: L1 (Lasso),
L2 (Ridge), Gradient Boosting & Advanced Models; XGBoost, AdaBoost,
and Gradient Boosting Machines, Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA).
UNIT 4: Unsupervised Learning & Dimensionality Reduction-Applied
Clustering Algorithms; K-Means Clustering, Hierarchical Clustering,
DBSCAN & Expectation-Maximization, Dimensionality Reduction
Techniques; Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Factor Analysis &
Singular Value Decomposition (SVD), Topic Modeling & Hidden
Variable Models; Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA), Gaussian Mixture
Models (GMM), Hidden Markov Models (HMM).
04 Power BI [week 12-19]
Course Learning Objectives
The objectives of this course is to make students t
Learn how to transform complex business data into actionable
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insights using Power Query and DAX
Understand how to design professional dashboards that align with
corporate branding and visualization standards
Develop the ability to automate reporting workflows to increase
productivity and reduce manual effort
Gain practical experience in solving real-world business problems
such as sales analysis, performance tracking, and forecasting
Apply best practices in dashboard design to enhance clarity,
usability, and data storytelling effectiveness.
UNIT 1: POWER BI BASICS – SETUP, DATA TRANSFORMATION &
VISUALIZATIONS
Power BI Basics: Introduction, Installing Power BI Desktop,
Configuring Initial Project Settings, Using Power Query Editor for Data
Transformation, Fixing Data Source Errors in Power BI, Power BI Data
Transformation, Changing Column Data Types for Accurate Analysis,
Changing Data TypesUsing Locales, Data Cleaning, Visualizations &
Data Modeling: Extracting Values, Optimizing Data Preparation,
Cleaning and Transforming Text Data, Numerical Transformations,
Building Efficient Relationships for Dashboards, Visualization
Techniques, Formatting, Data Labels in Power BI Charts, Using Pie
Charts Effectively, Data Preparation, Modeling and Visualization:
Appending Queries in Power BI, Grouping and Managing Queries,
Hiding Tables, Using Date Hierarchy in Line Charts for Time-Based
Visualizations, Drill Down Mode, Creating and Customizing Line
Charts, Combining Multiple Files from a Folder, Create a Fact-
Dimension Model, Understanding Cardinality, Managing Active and
Inactive Relationships in Data Models, Data Transformations: Power
BI Table Visualization, Formating Tables, Conditional Formatting
Rules for Data Visualization, Merge Queries for Comprehensive
Dashboards, Pivot & Unpivot Techniques for Analytics, Power BI
Relationships.
UNIT 2: INTERMEDIATE VISUALS, FILTERS & CUSTOM VIEWS
Interactive Visualizations: Power BI Slicers, Reports Designing,
Filters, Advanced Filtering Techniques, Slicer Sync, Treemap Visuals,
Edit Interactions, Drill Through, Tooltips, Advanced Transformations
& Visualizations: Using M Language, Enabling and Disabling Load,
Query Management,Optimizing Power BI Charts, Creating a
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Conditional Column, Creating Interactive Map Visualizations, Filled
Maps, Line Charts, Anomaly Detection, Dashboard Enhancements:
Creating Interactive Drillthrough Buttons, Clear and Apply Slicer
Buttons, User-Friendly Buttons, Creating and Using, Card Visual,
Multi-Row Cards, Custom Tooltips, Theme Gallery.
UNIT 3: DAX, TIME INTELLIGENCE & CALCULATIONS
DAX essentials includes Creating Calculated Columns in DAX,
Measures vs Calculated Columns, Using DAX Average Function,
Creating a Measure Table, DAX Basics, SUMX and AVERAGEX, Row-
Based Functions in DAX, DAX Essentials, DAX- CALCULATE & Filtering
and Time Intelligence: DAX Filter Context, FILTER Function in DAX,
DAX Logical Operators, Overcoming Filter Context with ALL Function,
Optimizing Percentage Calculations with ALL Function, ALLEXCEPT
Function in DAX, ALLSELECTED Function in DAX, DATEADD Function
in DAX for Time Intelligence, Running Totals with DAX, DAX FORMAT
Function, Time Intelligence.
UNIT 4: POWER BI CLOUD, SECURITY & ADVANCED INTEGRATION
Publishing reports & Power Bi service: Accessing and Consuming
Reports Anywhere in the World, Understanding Power BI and Fabric
Subscriptions, Understanding Power BI Service and Microsoft Fabric,
Sign Up for Power BI Service and Microsoft Fabric, Power BI Service
Setup, Setup Free Trial for Fabric Premium Capacity, Creating a Power
BI Workspace with Premium Capacity, Publishing Reports and
Semantic Models to Your Workspace, Working in Power BI Service and
Editing Reports, Understanding Semantic Models, Power BI Report
Management, Mastering Power BI Workspace Access, Scheduling Data
Gateway & Mobile App: Creating Apps, Schedule Refresh and
Dashboards, Optimizing Report, Creating and Distributing Power BI
Apps, Updating Existing Apps, Updating Changes in Underlying Data,
Set Up Power BI Gateway for Automatic Data Refresh in Power BI
Service, Set Up Scheduled Refresh, Set Up and Use Power BI Mobile
App, Creating Mobile-Friendly Power BI Reports, Row-Level & Page-
Level Security (RLS): Creating Custom Roles for Data Access Control,
Publishing and Testing Security Measures in the Cloud Workspace,
Understanding Data Model Relationships for Effective RL, Setting Up
Dynamic RLS with External Tables and DAX, Fixing Many-to-Many
Relationships in RLS, Implementing Page-Level Security in Power BI ,
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Python, Machine Learning & SQL: Integration of Python with Power BI
for Advanced Data Analysis, Installing Python and Connect It with
Power BI, Using Python in Power BI, Using Python Visuals in Power
BI, Creating Violin Plots Using Python & Seaborn for Data Analysis,
Troubleshooting Python Integration in, Connecting Power BI to REST
API, Setting Up MySQL Workbench for Power BI Integration.
05 PySpark [week 16-21]
Unit 1: Introduction to PySpark
What is PySpark & Why Use It, PySpark Architecture includes Driver,
Executors, Cluster Managers, SparkSession & SparkContext, Setting up
PySpark, Hands-on includes Create first PySpark Session & run basic
operation.
Unit 2: Core RDD Operations (Part 1)
RDD Concepts includes Lazy Eval, Fault Tolerance, Immutability,
Creating RDDs (parallelize, textFile), Basic Transformations: map(),
flatMap(), filter(), Actions includes collect(), count(), reduce(),
Hands-on includes Word count, text cleanup, line parsing.
Unit 3: Core RDD Operations (Part 2)
Key-Value RDDs includes groupByKey(), reduceByKey(), sortByKey(),
More ops includes union(), distinct(), glom(), RDD Partitions &
repartition(), Hands-on includes Aggregate sales by product,
repartition a dataset.
Unit 4: DataFrames - The Structured API
What are DataFrames & How they differ from RDD, Schemas
(automatic vs manual), Creating DataFrames (lists, CSV), Basic Ops
includes select(), filter(), withColumn(), Hands-on includes Load CSV
→ Clean → Select → Filter.
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Unit 5: SQL with PySpark
Creating Temporary Views, Running SQL Queries (SELECT, WHERE,
ORDER BY), SQL vs DataFrame API, Hands-on includes Querying CSV
via SQL (top N, group by, sorting).
Unit 6: Data Cleaning in PySpark
Handling nulls includes dropna(), fillna(), Dropping duplicates,
Renaming columns, Type conversions includes cast(), Hands-on
includes Clean messy customer dataset.
Unit 7: Advanced DataFrame Transformations
withColumn() to modify/add columns, Joins includes Inner, Left,
Right, Outer, Working with nested data & arrays, Using explode() for
flattening, Broadcast join (intro), Hands-on includes Customer →
Order join, explode hobbies array.
Unit 8: Introduction to Machine Learning with PySpark (MLlib)
What is MLlib (Machine Learning Library in PySpark), Basic ML
Concepts includes Training, Testing, Models, Supervised Learning
(Classification, Regression), Feature Engineering includes
StringIndexer, VectorAssembler, Normalizer, Intro to Pipelines in
PySpark, Hands-on includes Preprocessing data for ML (load data →
feature creation).
06 Dataiku [week 9-15]
Course Learning Objectives
This 6-level certification is designed to provide IT professionals with a
guide about Dataiku from the initial steps through progressive mastery
of the platform. Learners will progress from core platform
functionalities and visual data preparation to advanced machine
learning techniques, responsible AI, and MLOps practices. The course
emphasizes both no-code and code-based approaches, including
integration with SQL, Git, and custom plugin development. By the end,
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participants will be proficient in deploying, monitoring, and governing
AI solutions using Dataiku.
UNIT 1: Core Designer Certification
Interface & Data Exploration includes Course Overview, Discover the
Interface, Create the Project, Create the Dataset, Explore Your Data,
Visual Recipes includes Introduction to visual recipes, Preparing Data,
Joining Data, Aggregating data, Reordering data, Transforming Data,
Reducing Data, Unioning and Separating Data, Moving Data,
Collaboration, Dataiku & SQL includes Connect to SQL Databases,
Move Data to Your Database, In-Database Data Visualization &
Preparation, SQL Notebooks & Recipes, Geospatial Analytics.
UNIT 2: Advanced Designer
Variables, Data Pipelines, Data Quality & Automation, Dataiku
Applications, Git for Projects Partitioning includes Partitioning
Concepts, Partitioning Redispatch, Partitioning in a Scenario, Project
Deployment includes Preparing for Deployment, Batch Deployment.
UNIT 3: ML Practitioner
Machine Learning Basics includes Create the Model, Evaluate the
Model, Tune the Model, Explainable AI, Scoring Basics includes Deploy
the Model, Scoring Data, Interactive Statistics includes The Interactive
Statistics Interface, Univariate and Bivariate Analysis, Fit Curves and
Distributions, Correlation Matrix, Principal Component Analysis,
Statistical Testing, Generate Statistics, Intro to Machine Learning
includes Introductory Concepts, Predictive Modeling, Prediction
includes Regression & Classification, Clustering, Machine Learning 102
includes Model Development Strategies, Model Diagnostics,
Actionability, Responsible AI includes Introduction to Responsible AI,
Identifying Data Biases, Model Fairness & Interpretability, Model
Explainability & Reporting, Partitioned Models, NLP - The Visual Way
includes Introduction to NLP, Preparing Text Data, Handling Text
Features for ML, Image Classification and Object Detection without
Code includes Image Classification, Object Detection, Time Series
Analysis & Forecasting includes Time Series Basics, Time Series
Analysis, Time Series Forecasting, Time Series Preparation includes
Time Series Preparation, Resampling, Interval Extraction, Windowing,
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UNIT 4: Generative AI Practitioner
Text Processing With LLMs Using Visual Recipes includes Introduction
to Large Language Models (LLMs), LLM Recipes, Retrieval Augmented
Generation (RAG) with LLMs includes Embed recipe and Retrieval
Augmented Generation (RAG).
UNIT 5: ML Practitioner
Code within Dataiku includes Introduction, Core Coding Interface,
Code Environments, Variables for coders, Static insights, Managed
Folders, The Public API, Custom Automation includes Custom metrics,
checks, data quality rules, & scenarios, Plugin Development includes
What are Development Plugins?, Developing Plugins, Git Integration
for Plugins, Hands-On includes Plugin Development, Dataiku for R
Users, Webapps, Custom ML Models includes Custom Preprocessing in
Visual ML, Custom Modeling in Visual ML, Shared Code includes
Introduction, Libraries, Importing from Git, Code Samples.
UNIT 5: ML Practitioner
Production Concepts includes Intro to MLOps, Project Deployment
includes Preparing for Deployment, Batch Deployment, API
Deployment, Production Monitoring includes Production Monitoring
Foundations, Model Monitoring with a Model Evaluation Store, Model
Monitoring Feedback Loops, Production Deployment Automation,
Model Monitoring in Different Contexts, Dataiku Govern includes
Centralization, Initializing Governance, Tracking Progress,
Deployment, Advanced Dataiku Govern includes Introduction,
Blueprint Designer, Custom Pages Designer.
07 Applied Large Language [week 10-22]
Models
Course Learning Objectives
The objectives of this course is to make students t
Understand the fundamental concepts of CNN and Transformer
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Understand and implement LLM and RAG based applicatio
Discover and solve challenges in hosting and evaluation of LLM
applications
Understand research trends in LLM
UNIT 1: Review Convolution Neural Network
Review CNN, architecture operation, principle, limitation, different
variations of CNN models and use cases. Optimizations based on
FLOPs, Introduction to attention mechanism, use cases and best
practices.
UNIT 2: Transformers
Transformer architecture, operation and effectiveness; Multihead
attention, Query, Key, Value triplet. Types of Transformers, GPT and
BERT comparison. Fine tuning techniques and different transformer
models for different use cases. Zero shot and few shot learning with
Transformer, encoding strategies.
UNIT 3: Large Language Models
Basic principles of LLM, Autoregressive models, evolution, working
principle, types of LLM, Chain of Thought, MoE models,Distributed
training, memory management, and GPUs/TPUs. RLHF
(Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback) for LLM learning,
challenges involved in Bias in LLM outputs, Toxicity, misinformation,
and hallucination. Hosting open source LLMs, Fine Tuning - dataset
preparation, infrastructure and monitoring, LoRA, PEFT, and
parameter-efficient tuning. Hosting in Huggingface and other Cloud
networks. Multimodal LLM.
UNIT 4: Prompt Engineering and RAG
Few-shot, zero-shot, and chain-of-thought prompting, System vs.
user prompts, Prompt design tools and prompt libraries, Prompt
optimization and evaluation frameworks, Retrieval Augmented
Generation (RAG),Semantic search , Fine Tuning Ranking model,
Search based and Graph based retrieval.
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UNIT 5: Agentic Network
Understanding Tools and Agents, Study of agentic frameworks like
Autogen and Langgraph, Multiagent network creation and use cases,
challenges and limitations.
08 Capstone Projects [week 20-24]
At the culmination of the program, students will design and
implement a real-world Data Analytics project, applying knowledge
and skills gained across all modules. They will begin by using SQL and
Dataiku to collect and manage data from diverse sources, while Python
and PySpark will be used for large-scale data cleaning,
transformation, and exploration. Through Power BI and Python
visualization libraries, students will create compelling visual insights
to support data storytelling. They will then build and evaluate
predictive models using Applied Machine Learning techniques and
integrate Applied LLM tools to generate insights from unstructured
text or automate analytical reporting. Dataiku will further support
workflow automation and collaboration. The project will culminate in
a final dashboard and presentation that showcases both technical
depth and business understanding, offering a complete end-to-end
analytics solution.
Program Outcomes
Upon completion of this program, students will achieve
Mastery of Python for data analysis, visualization, and database
management
Ability to clean, process, and analyze real-world datasets for
actionable insights
Proficiency in business intelligence tools, SQL, and data-driven
decision-making
Understanding of machine learning techniques relevant to data
analytics.
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Hands-on experience with big data tools for scalable data
processing
Design interactive dashboards and reports using Power BI for data
storytelling and business insights.
Certification
Upon successful completion of Sabudh’s Internship Program, you will
be awarded a “Certificate of Completion”, certifying you as Job-Ready
in Data Analytics. This certification validates your proficiency in data
analysis, visualization, machine learning, and real-world problem
solving—key skills sought by employers.
Your final portfolio will not only demonstrate technical expertise but
also showcase your ability to derive insights, think critically, and apply
data-driven strategies to solve complex business challenges.
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