Welcome to (what I think is) the web's best course on Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn, and more! This course will level up your data skills to help you grow your career in Data Science, Machine Learning, Finance, Web Development, or any tech-adjacent field. This is a tightly structured course that covers a ton, but it's all broken down into human-sized pieces rather than an overwhelming reference manual that throws everything at you at once. After each and every new topic, you'll have the chance to practice what you're learning and challenge yourself with exercises and projects. We work with dozens of fun and real-world datasets including Amazon bestsellers, Rivian stock prices, Presidential Tweets, Bitcoin historic data, and UFO sightings.

All You Need Is Covered!! What you'll learn Do you want to know the best ways to clean data and derive useful insights from it? Do you want to save time and easily perform Exploratory Data Analysis(EDA)? Then this course is for you!! According to Forbes: "60% of the Data Scientist's or Data Analyst's time is spent in cleaning and organising the data..." In this course, you will not just get to know the industry level strategies but also I will practically demonstrate them for better understanding. This course aims to help beginners, as well as an intermediate data analyst, students, business analyst, data science, and machine learning enthusiasts, master the foundations of confidently working with data in the real world.

Our brains are good at letting us navigate the physical world and interact with each others because their specialized mechanisms and structure are the result of selective competition. This structure makes that the brain, at birth, is not an empty box ready to be filled with knowledge pouring from our senses. Instead, the brain is more like the rough outline of a fully functional mind. The silhouette it there, the details just need to be carved out. This analogy is quite good, as a lot of the early learning and brain development consists in pruning unused neural connections.

Phuong Vo.T.H has a MSc degree in computer science, which is related to machine learning. After graduation, she continued to work in some companies as a data scientist. She has experience in analyzing users' behavior and building recommendation systems based on users' web histories. She loves to read machine learning and mathematics algorithm books, as well as data analysis articles. Martin Czygan studied German literature and computer science in Leipzig, Germany.