AdelaideX: Programming for Data Science
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Learn how to apply fundamental programming concepts, computational thinking and data analysis techniques to solve real-world data science problems.
About this course
There is a rising demand for people with the skills to work with Big Data sets and this course can start you on your journey through our Big Data MicroMasters program towards a recognised credential in this highly competitive area.
Using practical activities you will learn how digital technologies work and will develop your coding skills through engaging and collaborative assignments.
You will learn algorithm design as well as fundamental programming concepts such as data selection, iteration and functional decomposition, data abstraction and organisation. In addition to this you will learn how to perform simple data visualisations using Processing and embed your learning using problem-based assignments.
This course will test your knowledge and skills in solving small-scale data science problems working with real-world datasets and develop your understanding of big data in the world around you.
At a Glance:
Institution: AdelaideX
Subject: Computer Science
Level: Introductory
Prerequisites:
None
Language: English
Video Transcript: English
Associated programs:
MicroMasters® Program in Big Data
Associated skills:Data Abstraction, Data Science, Computational Thinking, Big Data, Data Analysis, Data Selection, Programming Concepts, Algorithm Design
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