MASTER DATA SCIENCE
Course Duration
Why this Course?
• Businesses Will Need One Million Data Scientists by 2018 - KDnuggets
• Roles like chief data & chief analytics officers have emerged to ensure that
analytical insights drive business strategies - Forbes
• The average salary for a Data Scientist is $113k (Glassdoor)
❖ 100+ Mentoring Hours
❖ 2 Hours Per Session
❖ 5+ Projects
❖ 20+ Case Studies
Course Duration
Artificial Intelligence
2.
Natural Language Processing
3.
Computer Vision
4. Tableau
Tensorflow
Course specifications
Course Objectives
After the completion of the course, you should be able to:
· Gain insight into the 'Roles' played by a Data Scientist
· Analyze several types of data using python
· Describe the Data Science Life Cycle
· Work with different data formats like XML, CSV etc.
· Learn tools and techniques for Data Transformation
· Discuss Data Mining techniques and their implementation
· Analyze data using Machine Learning algorithms in python
· Explain Time Series and it’s related concepts
· Perform Text Mining and Sentimental analyses on text data
· Gain insight into Data Visualization and Optimization techniques
· Understand the concepts of Deep Learning
Why Learn Data Science?
The incorporation of technology in our everyday lives has been made possible by the
availability of data in enormous amounts. Data is drawn from different sectors and
platforms including cell phones, social media, e-commerce sites, various surveys,
internet searches, etc.
However, the interpretation of vast amounts of unstructured data for effective decision
making may prove too complex and time consuming for companies, hence, the
emergence of Data Science.
Data science incorporates tools from multi disciplines to gather a data set, process and
derive insights from the data set, extract meaningful data from the set, and interpret it for
decision-making purposes.
The disciplinary areas that make up the data science field include mining, statistics,
machine learning, analytics, and some programming. Data mining applies algorithms in
the complex data set to reveal patterns which are then used to extract useable and
relevant data from the set.
Statistical measures like predictive analytics utilize this extracted data to gauge events
that are likely to happen in the future based on what the data shows happened in the
past. Machine learning is an artificial intelligence tool that processes mass quantities of
data that a human would be unable to process in a lifetime.
Machine learning perfects the decision model presented under predictive analytics by
matching the likelihood of an event happening to what actually happened at the predicted
time.
Who should go for this Course?
The course is designed for all those who want to learn about the life cycle of Data
Science, which would include acquisition of data from various sources, data wrangling
and data visualization. Applying Machine Learning techniques in R language, and wish
to apply these techniques on different types of Data.
The following professionals can go for this course:
1. Developers aspiring to be a 'Data Scientist'
2. Analytics Managers who are leading a team of analysts
3. Business Analysts who want to understand Machine Learning (ML) Techniques
4. Information Architects who want to gain expertise in Predictive Analytics
5. 'R' professionals who want to captivate and analyze Big Data
7. Analysts wanting to understand Data Science methodologies
What are the pre-requisites for this Course?
There is no specific pre-requisite for the course, however basic understanding of R can
be beneficial. Cloubia offers you a complimentary self-paced course, i.e. "R Essentials"
when you enroll in Data Science Certification Training.
What are the system requirements for this course?
If you have a Windows system you should have:
• Microsoft Windows 7 or newer (32-bit and 64-bit)
• Microsoft Server 2008 R2 or newer
• Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Opteron processor or newer
• 2 GB memory
• 1.5 GB minimum free disk space
• 1366 x 768 screen resolution or higher
If you have a MAC system you should have :
• iMac/MacBook computers 2009 or newer
• OSX 10.10 or newer
• 5 GB minimum free disk space
• 1366 x 768 screen resolution or higher
Course Curriculum
Section-01 Linux Basics
Installing Ubuntu in virtualbox
ipaddress,
hostname,
ssh,
package installation,
java installation,
.bashrc file,
tar file,
scp commands
Basic essential linux commands
Advance essential linux commands
User Group,
File Permissions Management
Section-02 Bigdata Hadoop Ecosystem
Bigdata Introduction and HDFS File System
Hadoop Installation on Single Node and Multinode
Cloudera CDH Virtual Machine Introduction
Cloudera Manager Multinode Cluster Installation on Google Cloud
Cloudera Manager Multinode Cluster Installation on AWS
HDFS Commands
Sqoop
Flume
PIG
Hive
HBase
Oozie
Mapreduce
Section-03 Python
Python – I
• Installation of Python and Ipython Notebook
• Python Objects
• Number & Booleans
• Strings
Python – II
• Container objects
• Mutability of objects
• Operators – Arithmetic & Bitwise
• comparison and Assignment operators
• Operators Precedence and associativity.
Python – III
• Conditions (If else if-elif-else)
• Loops (While, for)
• Break and Continue statements
• Range functions
Python – IV
• String object basics
• String methods
• Splitting and Joining Strings
• String format functions
• list object basics
• list methods
• List as stack and Queues
• List comprehensions
Python – V
• Tuples, Sets, Dictionary Object basics
• Dictionary Object methods
• Dictionary View Objects.
• Functions basics, Parameter passing
• Iterators, Lambda functions
• Map, Reduce, filter functions
Python – VI
• OOPS basic concepts
• Creating classes and Objects
• Inheritance
• Multiple Inheritance
• Working with files
• Reading and writing files
Python – VII
• Using Standard Module
• Creating new modules
• Exceptions Handling with Try-except
• Creating
• inserting and retrieving Table
• Updating and deleting the data.
Python – VIII
Numpy
Python – IX
Scipy
Python – X
Data Loading, Storage, and File Formats
Section-04 Spark
Spark-I Introduction
Spark-II Installation
Spark-III Spark Integration with Different ID’s
Spark-IV RDD
Spark-V Read data from different sources
Spark-VI Spark Debugging and tuning
Spark-VII Reading different type of data
Spark-VIII Google Bigquery
Spark-IX Amazon Redshift
Spark-X Spark-SQL
Spark-XI Spark Streaming
Spark- XII Spark Graphx
Spark-XIII Kafka
Spark-XIV Submit Spark jobs on Google Cloud Dataproc
Spark- XV Submit Spark jobs on Amazon AWS
Section-05 Data Analysis
Data Analysis- I Getting Started with pandas
Data Analysis- II Data Wrangling: Clean, Transform,Merge, Reshape
Data Analysis- III Plotting and Visualization
Data Analysis- IV Data Aggregation and Group Operations
Data Analysis- V Matplotlib
Data Analysis- VI Tableau
Section-06 Statistics
Statistics-1
• Descriptive Statistics
• Sample vs Population statistics
• Random Variables
• Probability distribution function
• Expected value
Statistics-II
• Binomial Distribution
• Normal Distributions
• z-score
• Central limit Theorem
Statistics-III
• Hypothesis testing
• Z-Stats vs T-stats
• Type 1 type 2 error
• confidence interval
Statistics-IV
• Chi Square test
Statistics-V
• ANOVA test
• F-stats
Section-07 Machine Learning (Lecture 111-150)
Machine Learning - 1
• Introduction
• Supervised
• Unsupervised
• Semi-supervised
• Reinforcement
• Train
• Test
• Validation Split
• Performance
• Overfitting
• Underfitting
Machine Learning - II
• Linear Regression
• Assumptions
• R square adjusted R square
• Intro to Scikit learn
• Training methodology
• Hands on linear regression
Machine Learning - III
• Logistics regression
• Precision Recall
• ROC curve
• F-Score
Machine Learning - IV
• Decision Tree
• Cross Validation
• Bias vs Variance
Machine Learning - V
• Ensemble approach
• Bagging Boosting
• Randon Forest
• Variable Importance
Machine Learning - VI
• XGBoost
• Hands on XgBoost
Machine Learning - VII
• K Nearest Neighbour
• Lazy learners
• Curse of Dimensionality
• KNN Issues
Machine Learning - VIII
• Text Ananlytics
• Tokenizing
• Chunking
• Document term Matrix
• TFIDF
• Sentiment analysis hands on
Machine Learning - IX
• Hierarchical clustering
• K-Means
• Performance measurement
Machine Learning - X
• Principal Component analysis
• Dimesionality reduction
• Factor Analysis
Machine Learning - XI
• Time Series Forecasting
• Moving Average
• ARIMA model
Section-08 Deep Learning
Deep Learning - I
• Basic of Neural Network
• Type of NN
• Cost Function
• Gradient descent
• Linear Algebra basics
Deep Learning - II
• Vanilla implementation of Neural Network in python
Deep Learning - III
• Tensorflow basics
• Hands on Simple NN with Tensorflow
Deep Learning - IV
• Word Embedding
• CBOW
• Skip-gram
• Word Relations
• Hands on word2vec
Deep Learning - V
• Convolutional Neural Network
• Maxpool
• Window padding
• Hands On
Deep Learning - VI
• Image classification using Convolutional Neural Network
Deep Learning - VII
• Recurrent Neural Network
• Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) architecture
• Building Story writer using character level RNN
Deep Learning - VIII
• Sentiment Analysis Hands on
• Hands on embedding + RNN
Deep Learning - IX
• Seq-to-Seq model
• Hands on translation
Deep Learning - X
• Encoder Decoder
• Hands on cleaning images
Deep Learning - XI
• GAN
• Generative Model Using GAN
Deep Learning - XII
• Semi-supervised learning using GAN
Deep Learning - XIII
• Restricted Boltzmann Machine(RBM) and Autoencoders
Section-09 Natural Processing Language
Neural Networks and Deep Learning
Improving Deep Neural Networks
Speech API Using Google Cloud
Translation API Using Google Cloud
Structuring Machine Learning Projects
Convolutional Neural Networks
Sequence Models
Section-10 Computer Vision
TensorFlow-Keras Introduction
Setting Up TensorFlow Environment
TensorFlow- Keras Loss Functions
TensorFlow-Keras Evaluation Metrics
TensorFlow-Keras Optimizers
CNNs with TensorFlow-Keras
Vision API Using Google Cloud
TensorFlow- Keras Layers
TensorFlow-Keras Functional API
Image Preprocessing and Augmentation
Image Classification with VGG
Cat and Dog Dataset
VGG Network Architecture
VGG Implementation in TensorFlow-Keras
Model Training and Evaluation
Transfer Learning – Feature Extraction
Transfer Learning - Fine Tuning
