Data Analytics for Everyone: Coding For Data Analysis
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Description
Ever wondered what you could do with all the data you are collecting? want to use the data inform decision making that could not only benefit but transform your business?
Getting intelligent insights into data provides businesses with huge untapped opportunities but can also pose some fundamental challenges. Organisations in the North East are collecting data in increasingly vast amounts – from web traffic to social media, finance systems to CRM applications.
This session will cover how to write code to read, clean, transform and visualise data using Python, Jupyter Notebook and Anaconda
DA-x (Data Analytics for Everyone) consists of a series of short courses and clinics, designed by the Institute of Coding (IoC) and University of Sunderland, to help upskill anyone in business who wants to get to grips with understanding and visualising data to inform decision making and drive greater efficiency or productivity within their business.
Courses are designed for anyone who works in areas such as administration, marketing, HR, finance or those in business who want to gain the practical skills that can help make better use of their data.
DA-x series consists of 3 free 1 day courses:
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Coding for Data Analysis and Visualisation
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Statistical Data Analysis
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Machine Learning for Data Analysis
Each course is supported by 'data clinics' designed to help contextualise and embed newly learnt skills in the workplace.
Please note: If you would like to attend other sessions in this series please visit: www.iocsunderland.com
Organiser University of Sunderland & Institute of Coding
Organiser of Data Analytics for Everyone: Coding For Data Analysis
The Institute of Coding (IoC) is a partnership of over 30 universities in England all working hard to address the digital skills gap. This event is part of that work, and we want to know about the people attending so that we can find out whether what we are trying to achieve is having an impact.
Your personal data will be collected and stored by University of Sunderland in accordance with their data policy. As University of Sunderland are a member of the IoC, an element of your data will then be shared with us. All personal and identifying details will be removed before this data is shared so that all we get are statistics to show how we’re doing against our targets.
The data we collect from you as part of this project will be passed to the Office for Students to allow them to conduct further research and evaluation of the activities funded as part of the IoC project, including combining with data from similar work at other Universities and Colleges. These data may be linked to other data that they hold about you including prior, current or future educational records and records on earnings and employment.
