The Python for Data Science Training in Bangalore will help you understand the concepts of Python programming. Thanks to this Python for Data Science course in Bangalore, you can become skilled in Machine Learning (ML), NLP, Data Analysis, Web Scraping, Data Visualization.
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Python for Data Science Training in Bangalore will help you master Python. There is expected to be 11.6 million data science jobs by 2026, going by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, and professionals possessing the unique training and credentials provided by Simplilearn's Python for Data Science course in Bangalore will race ahead of their competition.
After completing our Python for Data Science training in Bangalore successfully, you will have with you an industry-accepted and much sought-after certificate for completing Simplilearn Python for Data Science course in Bangalore which is valid for your entire career worldwide
When you take the Python for Data Science training in Bangalore, you have two ways you can complete it: you can do the online classroom or the onlline self-learning option. To unlock your Simplilearn certificate for:
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Yes, you get a practice test when you take the Python for Data Science training in Bangalore. This test helps in preparation for the actual certification exam. You can also try the Free Data Science with Python Practice Test to learn and understand the type of tests that are part of the Python for Data Science course in the Bangalore curriculum.
Python is the most popular programming language for Data Science. Python is widely used to perform data analysis, data manipulation, and data visualization. The advantages of using Python for data science are:
When learning about Data Science with Python, you will gain a clear understanding of Python topics like functions, classes, lists, dictionaries, sets, tuples, and various Python libraries. Further, you will go through concepts like mathematical computing, data visualization, data exploration, data analysis, web scraping, machine learning, and feature engineering.
The rapid evolution of learning methodologies, thanks to the influx of technology, has increased the ease and efficiency of online learning, making it possible to learn at your own pace. Simplilearn's Data Science with Python training in Bangalore provides live classes and access to study materials from anywhere and at any time. Our extensive (and growing) collection of blogs, tutorials, and YouTube videos will help you get up to speed on the main concepts. Even after your class ends, we provide a 24/7 support system to help you with any questions or concerns you may have.
The Data Science with Python training in Bangalore gives a complete overview of Python language and explores the various packages and libraries of Python that are necessary to implement natural language processing, web scraping, data analysis, machine learning, and data analysis.
At the end of this Data Science with Python course in Bangalore, candidates will be able to:
The Python Data Science training in Bangalore comes with no prerequisite. Concerning the assistance for coding, there is an additional course on Python basics included in the main course.
The world of Data Science has the capability of generating potential job opportunities for data scientists, specifically for professionals like:
The Data Science with Python course in Bangalore incorporates 4 industry-oriented, real-life projects. The candidates need to complete one out of the four projects as part of the course completion process. The project will then be accessed by our subject matter experts. The projects are listed below:
Project 1: NYC 311 Service Request Analysis
Telecommunication: Perform a service request data analysis of New York City 311 calls. You will focus on data wrangling techniques to understand patterns in the data and visualize the major complaint types.
Project 2: MovieLens Dataset Analysis
Engineering: The GroupLens Research Project is a research group in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Minnesota. The researchers of this group are involved in several research projects in the fields of information filtering, collaborative filtering, and recommender systems. Here, we ask you to perform an analysis using the Exploratory Data Analysis technique for user datasets.
Project 3: Stock Market Data Analysis
Stock Market: As a part of this project, you will import data using Yahoo data reader from the following companies: Yahoo, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. You will perform fundamental analytics, including plotting, closing price, plotting stock trade by volume, performing daily return analysis, and using pair plot to show the correlation between all of the stocks.
Project 4: Titanic Dataset Analysis
Hazard: On April 15, 1912, the Titanic sank after colliding with an iceberg, killing 1502 out of 2224 passengers and crew. This tragedy shocked the world and led to better safety regulations for ships. Here, we ask you to perform an analysis using the exploratory data analysis technique, in particular applying machine learning tools to predict which passengers survived the tragedy.
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Bangalore metropolitan region's economy has ranged between $45 billion to $83 billion. In 2014, Bangalore generated $45 billion in IT shipments, accounting for 38% of India's total. In 2017, the IT and IT-enabled services businesses in Bengaluru engaged over 1.5 million people, out of a total workforce of around 4.36 million in India.
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