Learn the fundamentals of data science. Achieve real-world impact with a four-course introduction to data science.
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Learn to program in SAS or Python, expand your knowledge of analytical methods and applications, and undertake original research to help with complex decisions.
In the final project, you will use real data to address an important issue in society, and present your findings in a high-quality, professional report.
The internship is intended for:
No previous experience is necessary. By the end, you will master statistical methods to conduct original research and assist in complex decisions.
Course 1
12 hours
4.4 (934 ratings)
In this course, you will discover what data is and think about the questions you have that can be answered by the data. You will learn to develop a research question, describe the variables and their relationships, calculate basic statistics, and present the results clearly. By the end of the course, you will be able to use advanced data analysis tools – SAS or Python.
Course 2
10 hours
4.5 (414 ratings)
Develop and test hypotheses about your data. Learn a variety of statistical tests and explore ANOVA, Chi-square test, and Pearson correlation analysis. This course will guide you through basic statistical principles.
Course 3
10 hours
4.4 (273 ratings)
This course focuses on regression analysis. You will learn how to adjust when two variables do not show a clear linear relationship, and you will be able to identify confounding variables. You will learn the assumptions underlying regression analysis and how to interpret regression coefficients.
Course 4
10 hours
4.2 (322 ratings)
This course helps you predict future outcomes using your data. You will learn supervised machine learning concepts, techniques, and other machine learning algorithms.
Course 5
8 hours
4.7 (47 ratings)
The capstone project will allow you to apply and refine the data analysis techniques learned in previous courses. You will use real-world data to complete a project with industry and academic partners.