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Table of Contents
03 Welcome
05 Our Mission
18 Capstone Projects
19 Assessment
20 Career Statistics
21 Testimonials
22 Partnerships
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Welcome
The Job Ready curriculum from Training Basket is a structured, self-paced online instruction
that will give you complete knowledge of Data Science in just six months. As a Full Stack Data
Scientist, you'll construct attractive, interactive AI applications using Python and its libraries.
Our Data Science experts from the industry take you through from scratch to the advanced
level and give exposure to industry-level projects from the ground up and provide you with a
solid foundation in AI. You'll learn about Machine Learning, which is used to train models. This
course will culminate in the study of Python which is the most widely used programming
language on the planet.
AI enables technical systems to perceive their environment, deal with what they perceive, solve
problems and act to achieve a specific goal. This is a one-of-a-kind online learning
environment.
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Designed For
Success
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Our Mission
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Units & Overview
Unit-1 Python
Python Libraries
Database and Statistics Unit-2
MLOPS Unit-6
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Unit-1
Python
Week 1-5
Python
• Python , Anaconda and relevant packages installations
• Structure of python program (comments , indentations)
• Operators
• Data type , variable
• User input ,string methods
Data structure
• Mutable /Immutable
• List/tuple
• Sets / Dictionary
• List , sets and dictionary comprehension
Control Structures
• If,Else , Elif and Nested if else
• While and For loop
• Break and Continue
• Keywords in python
• Pattern making
Functions
• Basic functions
• Built-in
• User dened functions
• *args , **kwargs
Advanced Functions
• Maps , lter, reduce
• Iterators and iterables
• Closures / decorators
• Generators
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Unit-1
Flask
Assignments
Assignment with 15 questions
Assignment with 10 question
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Unit-2
Python Libraries
Database and Statistics
Week 6-10
Numpy
• Indexing/slicing
• Appending /Inserting on axis
• Mathematical and statistical operations
• Sort/Condition
• Transpose Operations
• Joining/splitting
• Linear Algebra
Pandas
• Data Extraction
• Series/Dataframe Creation
• Indexing and Slicing
• Conditions/Grouping/Imputations
• Append/concat/merge/join
• Datetime functionalities and resampling
• Excel functions
Data base
• Mysql
• MongoDB
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Unit-2
Statistics
• Probability
• Conditional Probability
• Dependent and Independent events
• Bayes Theorem
• Descriptive / Inferential
• Variance / standard deviation
• Covariance And correlation(Pearson/Spearman)
• Central Limit theorem
• Pdf , cdf , pmf
• Types of distributions
• Condence Intervals
• Hypothesis testing
• Z Test,t test,chi-2 test
• F-test/Anova
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Unit-3
Machine Learning
Week 11-18
Classication
• Logistic Regression
• KNN
• SVM (Support Vector Machines)
• Decision Tree
• Naive Bayes
• LDA
• Classication for Imbalanced Dataset
Ensemble Learning
• Random forest
• Adaboost
• Gradient boosting
• Xgboost
Unsupervised Learning
• K-means
• PCA
• Hierarchical Clustering
• DBSCAN/ HDBSCAN
Scikit Learn
• Introduction to SciKit Learn (sklearn)
• Sample Dataset in SciKit Learn
• Articial Generation of Dataset
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Unit-3
Modeling
• Train/ Test Split
• Assumptions
• Basic Modeling
• Under tting, Over tting, Bias and Variance
• Loss Functions
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Unit-3
Time Series:
• Stationarity
• AutoRegression/ AutoCorrelation
• ACF vs PACF Plots
• Smoothing Time Series
• Dicky Fuller Test
• Time Series Decomposition
• Modeling and Forecasting
• AR/ MA/ ARIMA/ SARIMA
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Unit-4
Deep Learning
Week 19-23
Deep Learning
• Articial Neural Networks In Python
• Perceptron and relate it with Logistic Regression
• Multiple layer Neural network
• Similarities and Differences with Basic ML
• Forward Propagation
• Back Propagation Algorithm
• Vanishing Gradient and Exploding Gradient
• Activation Functions:
• Non Linearity
• Sigmoid / Tanh Function
• Relu /Leaky Relu /Gelu
• Softmax Function
• Optimizers
• Gradient Descent
• Stochastic Gradient Descent
Momentum
• AdaGrad
• RMSProp
• NAG
• Adam/ Nadam
Tensorow:
• Tensors
• Session
• Placeholders and Variables
• Hands on with Tensorow
• Graphs
Keras:
• Purpose of Keras
• Sequential vs Functional
• Model Creating
• Using while Regression and Classication
Pytorch
• Tensors
• Autograd
• Graphs
• Pytorch.nn
• Control Flow and Weight Sharing
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Unit-4
OpenCV
• Read/ Write Images
• Gray to BGR
• Filter2D
• Scaling/ Rotation
• Laplace Transformation
Types of Networks
• Feed Forward Networks
• Fully Connected Networks
• Recurrent Neural Networks
• Convolutional Networks
• RBM
• Deep Belief Networks
Architectures
• LeNet/ Alexnet
• VGG 16/ 19
• ResNet
• MobileNet
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Unit-5
Attention Mechanism
• Soft and Hard Attention
• Local and Global attention
• Monotonic Alignment and Predictive Alignment
• Multi headed Attention
Miscellaneous
• Semi Supervised Learning
• Transformers/Bert/GPT3
• Graphs and GNN
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Unit-6
MLOps
Week 26-30
Github
• Life Cycle
• Local Repository
• Add / Commit / Push / Pull
• Merge
• Stas
AWS
• AWS Servers
• AWS Sagemaker
• S3 Buckets
• Build Train Deploy
Docker
• Architectures
• Images
• Containers
• Container Linking
• Instruction Commands
Spark
• RDD
• Pyspark
• Broadcast and Accumulator
• Mlibb
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Capstone Projects
Interview Preparation
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Assessment
Our lecturers are working
experts in the field of technology
who give useful and constructive
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This Job-Ready curriculum incorporates You'll have the chance to fix the problems
project-based learning, which allows you to and resubmit the project for further
apply the skills you're learning by working on assessment. As you go through the course,
projects of increasing complexity. Each you will show your developing skill set by
project you create will be evaluated completing quizzes and coding tasks,
separately using a thorough grading criteria culminating in a Final Exam. The Final Exam is
that is specific to that assignment. Aside from your opportunity to demonstrate what
an overall grade of Exceeds, You will receive you've learned during this Training. You must
individualised written feedback on your correctly answer at least 70% of the
project in the form of Expectations, Meets questions on the Final Exam in order to
Expectations, or Needs Work. Don't panic if succeed. If you don't meet that standard, you
your project is labelled as Needs Work. can study and repeat the exam the next day.
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Statistics on a Career
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Testimonials
- Vipin Kumar
- Priya Singh
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Partnerships
We collaborate with a number of IT
businesses to guarantee that our students
receive the most up-to-date and relevant
education possible.
Companies With
Which We Collaborate
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