The Data Science with R Programming Course in Sydney teaches data exploration & visualization and predictive & descriptive analytics using the R language. Data Science with R Programming Training in Sydney includes R packages, data import & export in R, data structures in R, cluster analysis, forecasting, and statistical concepts.
Enter the Big Data Analytics field with Data Science with R Programming Training in Sydney. Analytics raises are 50% higher than in IT. By 2023, Big Data Analytics will reach $40.6 billion, a 29.7% growth rate. The Data Science with R Programming course in Sydney boosts your data science career.
When you successfully complete the Data Science with R Programming course in Sydney, Simplilearn will provide you the course completion certificate.
You should allocate about 40 hours to successfully complete the Data Science with R Programming Training in Sydney.
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You get three tries to pass the Data Science with R certification exam. You can improve your chances with the support and guidance that Simplilearn provides you through the Data Science with R Programming course in Sydney to help pass the exam.
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R is a programming language and free software developed in 1993, made up of a collection of libraries architectured especially for data science. As a tool, R is considered to be clear and accessible.
Data Science is one of the popular career domains among professionals that offers high earning potential. It mostly comprises statistics and R is the bridging language of this domain and is widely used for data analysis. By learning R programming, you can enter the world of business analytics and data visualization. It is a must-have skill for all those aspiring to become a Data Scientist.
Anyone who is looking to get started in IT or willing to further their IT career should consider learning R. We at Simplilearn have compiled an extensive content for Data Science beginners, along with supporting blogs and YouTube videos to help you understand the Data Science basics and importance of R in the dynamic field of data science.
R and Python are the top languages that professionals learn to start a career in Data Science. Both languages are powerful and have their own pros and cons. So, depending on which language is used for data science projects in your organization and what can help you in the long run, you can make a choice.
Simplilearn also provides Data Science with Python course which builds a strong foundation in data science and imparts all the valuable skills that employers look for in a data scientist.
The Data Science course in Sydney includes ten real-life, industry-based projects. Successful evaluation of one of the following six projects is a part of the certification eligibility criteria.
Project 1: Products rating prediction for Amazon
Amazon, one of the leading US-based e-commerce companies, recommends products within the same category to customers based on their activity and reviews on other similar products. Amazon would like to improve this recommendation engine by predicting ratings for the non-rated products and add them to recommendations accordingly.
Domain: E-commerce
Project 2: Demand Forecasting for Walmart
Predict accurate sales for 45 stores of Walmart, one of the US-based leading retail stores, considering the impact of promotional markdown events. Check if macroeconomic factors like CPI, unemployment rate, etc. have an impact on sales.
Domain: Retail
Project 3: Improving customer experience for Comcast
Comcast, one of the US-based global telecommunication companies wants to improve customer experience by identifying and acting on problem areas that lower customer satisfaction if any. The company is also looking for key recommendations that can be implemented to deliver the best customer experience.
Domain: Telecom
Project 4: Attrition Analysis for IBM
IBM, one of the leading US-based IT companies, would like to identify the factors that influence attrition of employees. Based on the parameters identified, the company would also like to build a logistics regression model that can help predict if an employee will churn or not.
Domain: Workforce Analytics
Project 5:
A nationwide survey of hospital costs conducted by the US Agency for Healthcare consists of hospital records of inpatient samples. The given data is restricted to the state of Wisconsin and relates to patients in the age group 0-17 years. The agency wants to analyze the data to research on the health care costs and their utilization.
Domain: Healthcare
Project 6:
The data gives the details of third party motor insurance claims in Sweden for the year 1977. In Sweden, all motor insurance companies apply identical risk arguments to classify customers, and thus their portfolios and their claims statistics can be combined. The data were compiled by a Swedish Committee on the Analysis of Risk Premium in Motor Insurance. The Committee was asked to look into the problem of analyzing the real influence on the claims of the risk arguments and to compare this structure with the actual tariff.
Domain: Insurance
Project 7:
A high-end fashion retail store is looking to expand its products. It wants to understand the market and find the current trends in the industry. It has a database of all products with attributes, such as style, material, season, and the sales of the products over a period of two months.
Domain: Retail
Project 8:
The web analytics team of www.datadb.com is interested to understand the web activities of the site, which are the sources used to access the website. They have a database that states the keywords of time in the page, source group, bounces, exits, unique page views, and visits.
Domain: Internet
Project 9:
An education department in the US needs to analyze the factors that influence the admission of a student into a college. Analyze the historical data and determine the key drivers.
Domain: Education
Project 10:
A UK-based online retail store has captured the sales data for different products for the period of one year (Nov 2016 to Dec 2017). The organization sells gifts primarily on the online platform. The customers who make a purchase consume directly for themselves. There are small businesses that buy in bulk and sell to other customers through the retail outlet channel. Find significant customers for the business who make high purchases of their favorite products.
Domain: E-commerce
The course also includes 4 more projects for you to practice.
Project 11:
Details of listener preferences are recorded online. This data is not only used for recommending music that the listener is likely to enjoy but also to drive a focused marketing strategy that sends out advertisements for music that a listener may wish to buy. Using the demographic data, predict the music preferences of the user for targeted advertising.
Domain: Music Industry
Project 12:
You’ll predict whether someone will default or not default on a loan based on user demographic data. You’ll perform logistic regression by considering the loan’s features and the characteristics of the borrower as explanatory variables.
Domain: Finance
Project 13:
Analyze the monthly, seasonally-adjusted unemployment rates for U.S. employment data of all 50 states, covering the period from January 1976 through August 2010. The requirement is to cluster the states into groups that are alike using a feature vector.
Domain: Unemployment
Project 14:
Flight delays are frequently experienced when flying from the Washington DC area to the New York City area. By using logistical regression, you’ll identify flights that are likely to be delayed. The provided dataset helps with a number of variables including airports and flight times.
Domain: Airline