The ability to create, manage and utilize data has become one of the most important challenges for practitioners in almost all disciplines, sectors, and industries. In this course, students become familiar with basic tools and processes used in Data Science. Students work through the whole data lifecycle from loading, through cleaning and modeling, to storing the data. The work is performed using Python stack consisting ia of: IPython, NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Jupyter Notebooks. Students learn to structure their work using CRISP-DM and Data Science Process (Ask, Get, Explore, Model, Communicate and Visualize).
Learning outcome
Knowledge :
Execute/Develop tools to load, parse, clean, transform, merge, reshape, and store data.
Compare regular Python, NumPy, and Pandas data structures and choose one for the given problem. Use the IPython shell and Jupyter notebook for exploratory computing.
Execute/Develop simple machine learning or data mining algorithms.
Skills:
Organize data analysis following CRiSP-DM and Data Science Process
Build engaging visualizations of data analysis using matplotlib
Optimize data analysis applying available structure and methods
Evaluate, communicate and defend results of data analysis
General qualifications :
Solve real-world data analysis problems following a well-structured process
Forkunnskapskrav
10 Credits in Programming, Databases or Software Engineering related courses.
Anbefalte forkunnskaper
Introduction to Programming (DAT120), Probability and Statistics 2 (STA500)
Exam
Form of assessment
Weight
Duration
Marks
Aid
Exam system
Withdrawal deadline
Exam date
Project work in groups
3/5
Letter grades
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Written exam (Multiple Choice)
2/5
3 Hours
Letter grades
Inspera assessment
22.11.2022
06.12.2022
Project Work in Groups
The project is completed in groups. Project work is to be performed at the times and in the groups that are assigned and published. Absence due to illness or for other reasons must be communicated as soon as possible to the lecturer.
A project report, included source code, contribute to the grade. The students must present the project work orally in order to get a grade in the subject.
If a student fails the project work, he / she has to take this part again next time the subject is lectured.
The work will consist of 6 hours of lecture, scheduled laboratory, supervised group work per week. Students are expected to spend an additional 6-8 hours a week on self-study, group discussions, and development work.
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Admission to Single Courses at the Faculty of Science and Technology