Students that enroll in this course are not expected to have any prior experience in coding. By the end of this course, learners will have a solid foundational understanding of Python programming and practical experience working with the most popular data science libraries such as Pandas and Matplotlib to import, explore, clean, manipulate, and visualize datasets in order to identify trends and insights from large data sets.
Also, If you have always wanted to learn python programming for Data Science, this is a good foundational course for you.
Data visualization is the graphic representation of data analysis to achieve clear and effective communication of results and insights drawn from data. One of the key skills of a data scientist is the ability to tell a compelling story, visualizing data and findings in an approachable and stimulating way. Learning to leverage software tools to visualize data takes you a step closer to becoming a good data scientist.
This course is designed for non-technical students seeking programming skills
in Python with an interest in gathering, synthesizing, and story-telling with data.
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No prior experience in programming is required.
If you are in search of a unique learning experience this is the place for you. We guarantee you will learn market-aligned skills through our practical and comprehensive curriculum.
Students are required to dedicate 12 weeks to learning for them to succeed in this course.
The Data Visualization Course is beginner friendly.
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Flatiron School
12 Weeks
Live & Online | Part-Time Evening Classes
Ksh 35,000
No prior experience in programming is required.
The Data Visualization Course is beginner friendly.
In order to gain access to the world of freely available data, we must learn its language. No prior coding experience is expected for this course. We’ll start with the bare basics and work our way up from there.
Now that we’ve gained some understanding of the basic building blocks of python, let’s use them to solve beginner computational thinking challenges.
This will be an opportunity to review basic statistics concepts through continued python practice.
Identify use cases for various visualizations (Scatter Plots, Bar Graphs, Histograms, etc.) and utilize our budding python skills to create simple visualizations
Introduce Pandas DataFrames and learn how to import data and explore various statistics with simple commands.
Students will work in teams to support each other in the development of their first python visualization project. Students will be expected to prepare a presentation on the insights derived from the visualizations they created.
Build up from the basics of Pandas to develop skills isolating data of interest by grouping, sorting, filtering, etc.
Understand the challenges associated with missing data and implement methods of dealing with them.
Learn about what an API is and how you can connect to them to access publicly available data to merge with your existing dataset.
Students will take an approved dataset of their choosing and enrich it by merging it with externally sourced data. Using this enriched dataset, students will prepare a full visual analysis presentation exploring the features of the data and presenting valuable insights.