Data Science Basics: Python,Stats,Feature Engineering & EDA

Learn Python, statistics, data visualization, Feature Engineering & EDA —perfect for beginners in data science & AI.

What you'll learn
- Master Python fundamentals, data structures, OOP, and asynchronous programming for real-world data tasks.
- Understand vectors, matrices and derivatives — the mathematical backbone of machine learning.
- Create compelling plots and dashboards using Python libraries to communicate insights effectively.
- Clean, transform, and create meaningful features that improve model accuracy and interpretability.
- Use statistics and visualizations to uncover patterns, detect outliers, and generate insights.

Requirements
- No prior programming or math experience needed — this course is designed for absolute beginners.

Description
Are you ready to start your journey into data science and machine learning — even if you’ve never written a line of code or studied math before? This beginner-friendly Udemy course is designed to help you build a strong foundation in Python programming, statistics, data visualization, and the essential math behind machine learning. Through hands-on projects, visual explanations, and real-world examples, you’ll gain the confidence to explore data, build models, and understand how AI works under the hood.

- Python Programming for Data Science

We start with Python — the most popular language in data science and machine learning. You’ll learn how to write clean, readable code using variables, loops, functions, and object-oriented programming. We’ll guide you through working with lists, dictionaries, and other data structures, and introduce you to powerful libraries like NumPy and Pandas. No prior coding experience? No problem. Every concept is explained step-by-step with beginner-friendly examples.

- Math for Machine Learning

Machine learning is powered by math — but don’t worry, we make it intuitive and visual. You’ll explore vectors, matrices, derivatives, and probability in a way that connects directly to how algorithms learn and make predictions. Whether it’s understanding gradient descent or the geometry of decision boundaries, you’ll build the math intuition needed to confidently move forward in your ML journey.

- Statistics Made Simple

Statistics is the backbone of data analysis. In this course, you’ll learn how to describe data using mean, median, mode, and standard deviation. You’ll explore distributions, correlations, and hypothesis testing — all explained with real-world examples and visual hooks. These concepts will help you understand uncertainty, make data-driven decisions, and interpret model results.

- Data Visualization with Python

Seeing is believing. You’ll learn how to create beautiful, informative charts using Matplotlib, Seaborn. From bar graphs and histograms to scatter plots and heatmaps, you’ll discover how to turn raw data into compelling visual stories. These skills are essential for communicating insights and building dashboards that make your analysis shine.

- Feature Engineering for Machine Learning

Great models start with great features. You’ll learn how to clean, transform, and create new features that improve model performance. We’ll cover techniques like encoding categorical variables, scaling numerical data, handling missing values, and creating interaction terms. Feature engineering is where creativity meets data science — and you’ll master it with hands-on practice.

- Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

Before building models, you need to understand your data. EDA helps you spot patterns, detect outliers, and uncover hidden relationships. You’ll learn how to combine statistics and visualization to explore datasets, ask the right questions, and prepare your data for machine learning. This is one of the most important — and often overlooked — steps in any data project.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid foundation in Python, statistics, math, and data analysis — all the skills you need to confidently step into the world of data science and machine learning. Whether you're a student, a career switcher, or just curious, this Udemy course is your launchpad.

Who this course is for:
- Absolute beginners curious about data science, machine learning, or Python — no prior experience needed.
- Students and professionals looking to build a strong foundation in math, statistics, and programming for AI.
- Visual learners and creative thinkers who appreciate analogy-driven teaching, diagrams, and hands-on practice.
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