Data Analytics and Visualisation with Python

Welcome to the Data Analytics and Visualization with Python Course!

Are you ready to embark on a comprehensive journey into the realm of data analytics and visualization using Python, tailored for the Udemy marketplace? This course is thoughtfully designed to equip you with fundamental concepts and practical skills that are essential for beginners and aspiring data enthusiasts.

Course Highlights:

Module 1: Introduction to Data Analytics and Python

• Gain a solid introduction to the field of data analytics.
• Learn how to leverage Python, one of the most popular programming languages in data analysis.

Module 2: Data Handling with Pandas

• Dive into the power of Pandas, a versatile library for data manipulation.
• Discover how to read and preprocess datasets effectively.
• Perform essential statistical calculations to derive insights from your data.

Module 3: Data Visualization with Matplotlib

• Unlock the potential of Matplotlib for data visualization.
• Explore various visualization techniques, including scatter plots and bar plots.
• Transform raw data into insightful visual representations.

Module 4: Kaggle Data Exploration

• Access Kaggle’s vast data repository and leverage real-world datasets.
• Discuss Kaggle data competitions as a source of motivation and learning.
• Apply your newfound skills to analyze Kaggle datasets and tackle data challenges.

Module 5: Beginner-Friendly Approach

• Designed with beginners in mind, this course explains concepts in a clear and accessible manner.
• Learn Python and data analytics from scratch, with no prior experience required.

Module 6: Building Strong Foundations

• Understand key statistical methods, including mean, max, min, median, and mode.
• Become proficient in using Pandas and Matplotlib, setting the stage for further exploration.

Module 7: Data Cleaning and Preprocessing

• Explore advanced data preprocessing techniques.
• Learn to identify and handle duplicate entries, missing values, and potential outliers using the Interquartile Range (IQR) method.