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    Master In Data Analysis-Numpy, Pandas, Visualuze & Streamlit

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    Master In Data Analysis-Numpy, Pandas, Visualuze & Streamlit

    Master In Data Analysis-Numpy, Pandas, Visualuze & Streamlit
    Published 9/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 5.12 GB | Duration: 10h 18m

    python, data structures, data analysis, Numpy, Pandas, matplotlib, Streamlit, plotly, dashboard, realtime problems

    What you'll learn

    Handle numerical data efficiently with NumPy

    Clean, organize, and analyze datasets using Pandas

    Create stunning visualizations with Matplotlib & Seaborn

    Build interactive dashboards with Streamlit

    Understand core statistical concepts used in data science

    Apply techniques to real-world datasets and examples

    Requirements

    Basic Python

    basics of statistics

    Description

    In today’s world, data is the new oil, and the ability to analyze and interpret it is one of the most in-demand skills across industries. Businesses, governments, and researchers depend on data to make smarter decisions, uncover patterns, and solve real-world problems. Yet, raw data is often messy and meaningless without the right tools.This course equips you with the essential Python libraries for data analysis—NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib, seaborn and Plotly to clean, process, and visualize data with confidence. NumPy powers numerical operations, Pandas simplifies handling complex datasets, and Matplotlib helps you create compelling visualizations to tell stories with data. Together, they form the foundation of any data analyst or data scientist’s toolkit.What makes this course even more powerful is the addition of Streamlit, a modern tool that allows you to transform your analysis into interactive, shareable dashboards. Instead of static reports, you’ll learn how to build dynamic apps that bring your insights to life.Whether you’re a student exploring data careers, a beginner in programming, or a professional looking to upgrade your skills, this course gives you the practical knowledge and real-world projects needed to stand out in today’s data-driven job market.Data science success starts with mastering the tools that help you explore, transform, and visualize data. This course bridges theory with practice, taking you from the foundations of data analysis all the way to building your own interactive dashboards and preparing datasets for machine learning.

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 Course Introduction

    Lecture 2 Course content and roadmap

    Lecture 3 Prerequisites

    Section 2: Software Installations

    Lecture 4 Python Installation

    Lecture 5 Jupyter Notebook Installation (Anaconda)

    Lecture 6 How to use Jupyter Notebook -Part1

    Lecture 7 How to use Jupyter Notebook -Part2

    Lecture 8 Install PyCharm community for Streamlit application development

    Section 3: NumPy Arrays

    Lecture 9 Why we need arrays, dataframes and tensors

    Lecture 10 NumPy Introduction

    Lecture 11 Arrays Properties

    Lecture 12 array creation

    Lecture 13 List Vs Arrays

    Lecture 14 Vectors vs Matrics Vs Tensors

    Lecture 15 reshape and resizing arrays

    Lecture 16 Array Initializations - zeros, ones, and full methods

    Lecture 17 arange method

    Section 4: Pandas - Part1- Dataframes

    Lecture 18 Pandas - Introduction

    Lecture 19 Pandas Documentation

    Lecture 20 Series data Vs DataFrame

    Lecture 21 Create dataframes with data

    Lecture 22 Export of Dataframes

    Lecture 23 labelling the columns and indexes in dataframes

    Section 5: Pandas -Part2 -Data loading from external sources

    Lecture 24 Create dataframes from csv files

    Lecture 25 dataframes - head, tail method

    Lecture 26 Dataframes - columns , index, information

    Lecture 27 row indexing and slicing

    Lecture 28 Create dataframes from excel files

    Lecture 29 Create dataframes from data servers (Optional)

    Section 6: Pandas - Part3

    Lecture 30 Column indexing and Column Slicing

    Lecture 31 Duplicated rows/columns

    Lecture 32 Dataframe filtering - single condition

    Lecture 33 Filtering with filter method by columns names

    Lecture 34 Dataframe filtering - multiple conditions

    Section 7: Pandas - Part4- Operations

    Lecture 35 Datatype conversions - float to int

    Lecture 36 Working with Datetime column

    Lecture 37 Dataframe working with categorical data - Unique and Value counts

    Lecture 38 Value counts - index and values

    Lecture 39 Insert extra column/s into dataframe

    Lecture 40 Insert extra row/s into dataframe

    Lecture 41 Remove (drop) unnecessary column/columns

    Lecture 42 Export dataframes to excel and csv

    Section 8: Pandas -Part5- Advance Operations

    Lecture 43 Section - Intro

    Lecture 44 Overview of Encoding Techniques

    Lecture 45 Encoding data - map function

    Lecture 46 Encoding Data - Label Encoding (Algorithmic based approach)

    Lecture 47 pd.get_dummies (One Hot Encoding)

    Lecture 48 Label Encoding Vs OneHotEncoding

    Lecture 49 Data Bucketing - Binning process

    Section 9: Pandas -Part6 - Advance Operations

    Lecture 50 Section -Intro

    Lecture 51 Data sorting - single level sorting

    Lecture 52 Data sorting - Multilevel sorting

    Lecture 53 Groupby - Signle level Grouping

    Lecture 54 Multi-Level Grouping

    Lecture 55 Pivot dataframes

    Lecture 56 Dataframe - joins , merge, concate

    Lecture 57 Dataframe - concatinations

    Lecture 58 center join, left join and right join

    Section 10: Pandas -Part7- Missing values and Outliers (IQR method)

    Lecture 59 Section Intro

    Lecture 60 Missing values - Theory

    Lecture 61 impact of the missing values and options - Theory

    Lecture 62 Treating of missing values - Imputation Techniques - Theory

    Lecture 63 Treating of missing values - Coding part

    Lecture 64 Outliers or anomalies

    Lecture 65 Quantification of Outliers through IQR (Inter Quartile Method) - Theory

    Lecture 66 Quantification of Outliers through IQR (Inter Quartile Method) - Coding

    Lecture 67 Treating or imputing outliers

    Section 11: Matplotlib- Data Visualizations

    Lecture 68 Section - Intro

    Lecture 69 install matplotlib, seaborn and Plotly libraries

    Lecture 70 Plotting, labels, label sizes, plot the data (x.y)

    Lecture 71 multiple plots in same graph

    Lecture 72 plt.show() - functionality and saving plots to external memory

    Lecture 73 bar garphs

    Lecture 74 pie charts

    Lecture 75 pie charts from dataframes

    Lecture 76 scatter plots

    Lecture 77 box plots

    Lecture 78 histograms

    Lecture 79 Seaborn - Distribution Plots

    Lecture 80 Seaborn - Pairplots

    Lecture 81 Seaborn - Heatmap

    Lecture 82 Plotly - 3D Graphs

    Lecture 83 Plotly - interactive visualizations - Scatter Plots

    Lecture 84 Plotly - interactive visualizations - Tree maps

    Lecture 85 Plotly - interactive visualizations - sunburst charts

    Section 12: Project - Building interactive Dashboard from the scratch - Python Coding

    Lecture 86 Section - Intro

    Lecture 87 Streamlit - Exploration

    Lecture 88 Project Design & requirements

    Lecture 89 Project setup and environment setup

    Lecture 90 first app running

    Lecture 91 app_development.py

    Beginners who want to start a career in data science or machine learning,Analysts looking to upskill in Python-based data handling and visualization,Anyone eager to create insightful reports and dashboards without overwhelming complexity,Who are interested to build webapps with data analytics,Students and professionals who want practical, applied knowledge with real-world datasets