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Hello welcome to the course on Dollar Signs.
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I'm super excited to have you here.
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And we're going to have a fantastic journey together.
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We're going to dive into four separate rounds of dollar signs and each one will feel like the convention
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And in this quick tutorial I just wanted to introduce myself quickly and give you an outline of the
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course.
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So my name is Tor Maiko and I have been in this field for about five years.
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I have worked for companies as a scientist and for consulting as a scientist I worked at a stranger
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and I had exposure to many different industries and developed lots of skills and experiences which I
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wanted to share with you in this course and moving onto the course outline.
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I'm just going to jump behind my computer and I'll walk you through the different sections of the course
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so that you know how to navigate there.
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All right back behind the computer and here I've got the course as we see it.
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So I'm going to zoom in a little bit so we can see everything a bit better.
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And at the top here we've got the get excited section that's where we are right now.
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Then we have that what is data science section which is a bit of an extended introduction into data
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science and it tells you about the different areas or domains of data science.
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Why data science is going to just grow in demand and is going to be a very popular profession in the
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future and why you want to be on this wave early.
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And also there's an important story here which is called course pathways.
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Now this tutorial is important because it will allow you to create your own learning experience based
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of the sections in this course.
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And let me explain in a bit more detail what I mean here.
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So here we've got Section 3 part one installation there is four parts to the course and they are quite
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substantial So they have lots and lots of lectures and you might want to go through them in the order
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that they laid out or you might want to combine them into your own learning experience based on what
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you are after in terms of learning data science.
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So here we've got Tablo eras.
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We're using Tablo because it allows us to do visual data mining a very interesting topic which we cover
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off.
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Then we get an introduction here this introduction to Tablo then I explain how to use Tablo for data
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mining.
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Then I will show you how to do advanced data mining in Tablo we actually talk about statistical significance
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of your data mining based on chi square tests.
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Then Part two is modeling so we won't go through all the sections right now but because there's just
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a lot of them but basically we refresh our stats in this section and then we learn how to build model
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step by step.
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So we go through simple linear regression multiple linear regression logistic regression building a
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robust demographic segmentation model then we'll learn how to assess the model then we learn how to
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draw insights from your model.
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We will learn about model maintenance.
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We will learn modeling tips and tricks and then we will move on to data preparation.
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So this is part three and here this is also a very big part here we're going to learn what business
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intelligence tools are and we'll set up all the software for this part of the course then we will talk
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about data wrangling before the load.
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We'll talk about how to use Sosias for uploading your daughter.
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Then we will talk about how to handle errors.
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And this is going to add some real Listen to what we're doing.
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So there'll be very realistic errors that you will find in real life scenarios.
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And here we will learn how to program in school for our science so some basics of skill programming
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which we'll need in further sections.
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Then we will learn how to perform data wrangling after we have loaded data into a database.
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Then we will learn how to handle errors during the last phase of our extractions from load process and
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there will be also another very realistic daughter said here.
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So you will learn everything about cleaning data.
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And finally part for communication.
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So this is the part where we talk about how to work with people in the section we talk about how to
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work with people and extract information from them to using your data science projects.
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And in this section we learn how to present data science projects.
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And I actually give you some case studies of my own presentations.
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And finally at the end we've got some homework solutions because there will be homework throughout the
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course.
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So that's how this course works.
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Make sure that you check out that tutorial that I mentioned on creating your own pathway because it
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will also help you understand how you can structure these sections to gain the maximum benefit in your
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specific situation.
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And I look forward to seeing inside the course and until next I'm happy analyzing
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