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Description

Are you ready to embark on a rewarding career as a Data Analyst? Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional looking to enhance your skills, this
Complete Data Analyst Bootcamp
is your one-stop solution. This course is meticulously designed to equip you with all the essential tools and techniques needed to excel in the field of data analysis.
What You Will Learn:
Python Programming for Data Analysis
Dive into Python, the most popular programming language in data science. You'll learn the basics, including data types, control structures, and how to manipulate data with powerful libraries like Pandas and NumPy. By the end of this module, you'll be able to perform complex data manipulations and basic analyses with ease.
Statistics for Data Science
Understanding the language of data requires a solid foundation in statistics. This course will take you through the key concepts such as descriptive statistics, probability, hypothesis testing, and inferential statistics. You'll gain the confidence to make data-driven decisions and interpret statistical results accurately.
Feature Engineering and Data Preprocessing
Data preparation is critical for successful analysis. This module covers all aspects of feature engineering, from handling missing data and encoding categorical variables to feature scaling and selection. Learn how to transform raw data into meaningful features that improve model performance and analysis outcomes.
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
Before diving into data modeling, it's crucial to understand your data. EDA is the process of analyzing data sets to summarize their main characteristics, often with visual methods. You'll learn how to identify trends, patterns, and outliers using visualization tools like Matplotlib and Seaborn. This step is essential for uncovering insights and ensuring data quality.
SQL for Data Analysts
SQL (Structured Query Language) is the backbone of database management and a must-have skill for any data analyst. This course will guide you from the basics of SQL to advanced querying techniques. You’ll learn how to retrieve, manipulate, and aggregate data efficiently using SQL Server, enabling you to work with large datasets and perform sophisticated data analysis.
Power BI for Data Visualization and Reporting
Data visualization is key to communicating your findings effectively. In this module, you'll master Power BI, a leading business intelligence tool. You'll learn how to create compelling dashboards, perform data transformations, and use DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) for complex calculations. The course also includes real-world reporting projects, allowing you to apply your skills and create professional-grade reports.
Real-World Capstone Projects
Put your knowledge to the test with hands-on capstone projects. You'll work on real-world datasets to perform end-to-end data analysis, from data cleaning and EDA to creating insightful visualizations and reports in Power BI. These projects are designed to simulate actual industry challenges, giving you practical experience that you can showcase in your portfolio.
Who Should Enroll:
Aspiring data analysts looking to build a comprehensive skill set from scratch.
Professionals seeking to switch careers into data analysis.
Data enthusiasts who want to gain hands-on experience with Python, SQL, and Power BI.
Students and recent graduates aiming to enhance their job prospects in the data science industry.
Why This Course?
Comprehensive Curriculum:
Covers everything from Python programming and statistics to SQL and Power BI, making you job-ready.
Hands-On Learning:
Work on real-world projects that mirror the challenges you'll face in the industry.
Industry-Relevant Tools:
Learn the most in-demand tools and technologies, including Python, SQL Server, and Power BI.
Career Support:
Gain access to valuable resources and guidance to help you kickstart or advance your career as a data analyst.
Conclusion:
By the end of this course, you'll have a strong foundation in data analysis and the confidence to tackle real-world data problems. You'll be ready to step into a data analyst role with a robust portfolio of projects to showcase your skills.
Enroll now and start your journey to becoming a proficient Data Analyst!
Who this course is for:
Individuals looking to start a career in data analysis and gain a comprehensive skill set from the ground up.
Professionals from other fields who want to transition into data analysis and need a structured, all-inclusive learning path.
Those pursuing degrees in fields like computer science, statistics, business, or related areas who want to enhance their job prospects with practical, industry-relevant skills.
Anyone with an interest in data, who wants to learn how to analyze, visualize, and make data-driven decisions, whether for professional development or personal projects.
Individuals already in the data industry or related fields who wish to sharpen their skills, learn new tools like Python, SQL, and Power BI, and take on more advanced data analysis tasks.

What you'll learn

Learn how to efficiently manipulate, analyze, and visualize data using Python and its powerful libraries such as Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, and Seaborn.

Develop the skills to retrieve, manipulate, and aggregate data using SQL. You'll work with SQL Server to manage complex databases and execute advanced queries.

Discover how to perform EDA to uncover insights, identify patterns, and prepare data for further analysis through effective data visualization

Learn to build interactive and insightful dashboards using Power BI, applying DAX for complex calculations, and integrating real-world data to produce reports

Requirements

  • You will need a copy of Adobe XD 2019 or above. A free trial can be downloaded from Adobe.
  • No previous design experience is needed.
  • No previous Adobe XD skills are needed.

Course Content

27 sections • 95 lectures
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1-Introduction To The Course
1
1.1-What Does A Data Analyst Do and Its Roadmap
2-Getting Started With Python
2
2.1-Getting Started With Google Colab
2.2-Installation Of Anaconda And Visual Studio Code
3-Complete Python With Important Libraries
29
3.1-Getting Started With VS Code With Environments
3.2-Python Basics-Syntax And Semantics
3.3-Variables In Python
3.4-Basic Data Types In Python
3.5-Operators In Python
3.6-Coding Excercise And Assignments
3.7-Conditional Statements(if,elif,else)
3.8-Loops In Python
3.9-Coding Excercise And Assignments
3.10-List And List Comprehrension In Python
3.11-List Practise Code And assignments
3.12-Tuples In Python
3.13-Tuple Assignment And Practise Code
3.14-Sets In Python
3.15-Sets Assignment and Practise Code
3.16-Dictionaries In Python
3.17-Dictionaries Assignments and PRactise Questions
3.18-REal World Usecases Of List
3.19-Getting Started With Functions
3.20-More Coding Examples With Functions
3.21-Lambda functions
3.22-Map functions In Python
3.23-Filter Function In Python
3.24-Function Assignments With Solution
3.25-Import Modules And Packages In Python
3.26-Standard Library Overview
3.27-File Operation In Python
3.28-Working With File Paths
3.29-Exception Handling With Try Except else finally blocks
4-Data Analysis With Python
7
4.1-Numpy In Python
4.2-Pandas-DataFrame And Series
4.3-Data Manipulation With Pandas And Numpy
4.4-Numpy Assignments With solution
4.5-Reading Data From Various Data Source Using Pandas
4.6-Data Visulaization With Matplotlib
4.7-Data Visualization With Seaborn
5-Getting Started With Statistics
6
5.1-Introduction To Statistics
5.2-Types Of Statistics
5.3-Population And Sample Data
5.4-Types Of Sampling Techniques
5.5-Types Of Data
5.6-Scales Of Measurement Of Data
6-Descriptive Statistics
8
6.1-Measure Of Central Tendency(Mean,Median And Mode)
6.2-Measures Of Dispersion(Range,Variance,Standard Deviation)
6.3-Why Sample Variance is divided by n-1
6.4-Random Variables
6.5-Percentiles And Quartiles
6.6-5 Number Summary
6.7-Histogram And Skewness
6.8-Covariance And Correlation
7-Probability Distribution Function And Types OF Distribution
13
7.1-Pdf, PMF, CDF
7.2-Types OF Probability Distribution
7.3-Bernoulli Distribution
7.4-Binomial Distribution
7.5-Poisson Distribution
7.6-Normal or Gaussian Distribution
7.7-Standard Normal Distribution
7.8-Uniform Distribution
7.9-Log Normal Distribution
7.10-10-Power Law Distribution
7.11-11-Pareto Distribution
7.12-Central Limit Theorem
7.13-Estimates
8-Inferential Stats And Hypothesis Testing
15
8.1-Hypothesis Testing And Mechanism
8.2-P value And Hypothesis Testing
8.3-Z test Hypothesis Testing
8.4-Student t Distribution
8.5-T stats With T Test and Hypothesis Testing
8.6-Z test vs T test
8.7-Type1 And Type 2 Error
8.8-Baye's Theorem
8.9-Confidence Interval And Margin Of Error
8.10-What is Chi Square Test
8.11-Chi Square Goodness Of Fitness
8.12-What is Anova
8.13-Assumptions Of Anova
8.14-Types Of Annova
8.15-Partioning OF Annova
9-Feature Engineering With Python
7
9.1-Feature Engineering-Handling Missing Data
9.2-Feature Engineering-Handling Imbalanced Dataset
9.3-Feature Engineering-SMOTE
9.4-Handling Outliers With Python
9.5-Data Encoding-Nominal/One Hot Encoding
9.6-Label And Ordinal Encoding
9.7-Target Guided Ordinal Encoding
10-Exploratory Data Analysis
4
10.1-Red Wine Dataset EDA
10.2-EDA Flight Price Dataset
10.3-Part 1-Data Cleaning Google Playstore Dataset
10.4-Part 2-EDA Google Play Store Dataset
11-SQL : Course Introduction & Overview
3
11.1-SQL Course Introduction
11.2-SQL Overview
11.3-SQL Server Download & Install
12-Microsoft SQL Server basics
47
12.1-SQL Select Statement
12.2-SQL Select Distinct
12.3-SQL Temporary Tables
12.4-SQL Where Clause
12.5-SQL Order By Clause
12.6-SQL AND & OR Operator
12.7-SQL NOT, BETWEEN & IN Operators
12.8-SQL Insert Into
12.9-SQL Null Operator
12.10-SQL Update Statement
12.11-Delete, Drop & Truncate
12.12-SQL Comments & TOP N
12.13-SQL MAX & Group BY
12.14-SQL MIN Function & Group BY
12.15-SUM, AVG, COUNT & Group BY
12.16-Group BY Concept
12.17-Group BY Example SQL Server
12.18-SQL Having Clause
12.19-SQL Where & Having Clause Difference
12.20-Inner Join Concept
12.21-Inner Join Eample
12.22-Left Join Concept
12.23-Left Join Eample
12.24-Right Join Concept
12.25-Right Join Example
12.26-Left & Right Anti Join
12.27-Left & Right Anti Join Example
12.28-Full Outer Join
12.29-Self Join
12.30-Union & Union All
12.31-SQL Like Operator
12.32-SQL Case in Select statement & Order BY Clause
12.33-Nested CASE statement
12.34-SQL Data Types
12.35-SQL Create Table
12.36-Inserting Records into All Columns of the Table
12.37-Inserting Records into Certain Columns in a Table
12.38-Copying Data From One Table to Another
12.39-Sub Queries
12.40-Not Null Constraint
12.41-Unique Constraint
12.42-Check Constraint
12.43-Default Constraint
12.44-Primary & Foreign Key Concept
12.45-Primary Key Constraint
12.46-Foreign Key Constraint
12.47-SQL Order of Execution
13-SQL Basics Questions
4
13.1-Questions Set - 1
13.2-Questions Set - 2
13.3-Questions Set - 3 (Joins)
13.4-Questions Set - 4 (Joins)
14-SQL Assignments
5
14.1-SQL Assignment 1
14.2-SQL Assignment 2
14.3-SQL Assignment 3
14.4-SQL Assignment 4
14.5-SQL Assignment 5
15-SQL Functions
7
15.1-Rank, Dense Rank & Row Number Window Functions - 1
15.2-Rank, Dense Rank & Row Number Window Functions - 2
15.3-Window Functions - Lead Function
15.4-Window Functions - Lag Function
15.5-ISNULL & Coalesce Functions
15.6-First_Value() Window Function
15.7-Last_Value() Window Function
16-Advanced SQL
8
16.1-Common Table Expressions - 1
16.2-Common Table Expressions - 2
16.3-Recursive Common Table Expressions
16.4-Stored Procedure in MS SQL Server
16.5-Views in MS SQL Server
16.6-Indexes in MS SQL Server
16.7-Clustered Index
16.8-Non Clustered Index
17-SQL Important Interview Questions
4
17.1-Nth Highest Salary
17.2-Reportee & Manager Question
17.3-Deleting Duplicates Q1
17.4-Deleting Duplicates Q2
18-Power BI Course Introduction
1
18.1-Microsoft Power BI Course Introduction
19-Introduction to Power BI
3
19.1-General Workflow Power BI
19.2-Downloading & Installing Power BI Desktop
19.3-Creating a Free Power BI Account
20-Data Visualization
15
20.1-Creating a Bar Chart
20.2-Creating a Column Chart
20.3-Creating a Pie & a Donut Chart
20.4-Creating a Clustered Column & Bar Chart
20.5-Creating a Line & Area Chart
20.6-Creating a Ribbon Chart
20.7-Creating a line & stacked column chart
20.8-Creating a Line & Clustered Column Chart
20.9-Creating a Scatter Plot
20.10-Creating a Bubble Map Visual
20.11-Creating a Table & Matrix Visual
20.12-Formatting Table & Matrix Visual
20.13-Creating a Funnel Chart
20.14-Gauge chart & KPI Visual
20.15-AI Visuals in Power BI
21-Power Query Editor
12
21.1-Detecting Data Types in Power BI Desktop
21.2-Data Profiling
21.3-Column Distribution Example
21.4-Appending Queries
21.5-Merge Inner Join
21.6-Left Outer Join
21.7-Right Outer Join
21.8-Left & Right Anti Join
21.9-Full Outer Join
21.10-Group By in Power Query Editor
21.11-Pivot, Unpivot & Transpose
21.12-Add/Transform Columns
22-DAX
6
22.1-DAX Lecture 1
22.2-DAX Lecture 2
22.3-DAX Lecture 3
22.4-DAX Lecture 4
22.5-DAX Lecture 5
22.6-DAX Lecture 6
23-Power BI Project 1, Sales Data Analysis
16
23.1-Business Requirements
23.2-Loading Data to PBI Desktop
23.3-Data Profiling & Data Transformations Part 1
23.4-Data Transformations Part 2
23.5-Primary & Foreign Key
23.6-Cardinality
23.7-Star Schema
23.8-Data Model Overview
23.9-Different Types of Filters in Filters Pane
23.10-Top Bottom 5 Products By Sales, Quantity and Profit
23.11-Sales Trends Over Time
23.12-Other Requirements
23.13-Requirement 4 DAX
23.14-Requirement 4 Edit Interactions
23.15-Other Remaining Requirements
23.16-Changing Filter Behaviour for Dimension Table Slicers
24-Power BI Project 2, Insurance Data Analysis
18
24.1-Downloading & Installing MSSQL Server
24.2-Importing Data to MSSQL Server
24.3-Loading Data to Power BI Desktop
24.4-Table View & Data Profiling
24.5-Adding Slicers & Text
24.6-Adding New Card Visuals
24.7-Adding a Multi Row Card & a Ribbon Chart
24.8-Adding a Bar & a Line Chart
24.9-Adding a Donut Chart & Matrix Visual
24.10-Publishing the Report to Power BI Service
24.11-Scheduling Refresh
24.12-Drill Through Filter
24.13-Testing Scheduled Refresh & Publishing the updated report
24.14-Creating & Testing Roles in PBI Desktop
24.15-Testing & Implementing RLS in Power BI Service
24.16-Power BI Reports & Dashboards
24.17-Sentiment Analysis Power Query
24.18-Sentiment Analysis Adding Visuals to the Report
25-Power BI Project 3, UPI Transactions Data Analysis
11
25.1-Loading Data into Power BI Desktop
25.2-Data Profiling
25.3-Size & Position of slicers
25.4-Formatting the Slicers
25.5-Adding a Page & Age Group Column
25.6-Adding a Line Chart
25.7-Adding a Matrix Visual
25.8-Syncing Slicers & Applying Conditional Formatting
25.9-Adding Bookmarks for Transactions
25.10-Adding Bookmarks for Remaining Balance
25.11-Publishing the Report to Power BI Service
26-Miscellaneous Section Power BI
2
26.1-SQL + Power BI Scenario based question - 1
26.2-Power BI Scenario Based Question - 2
27-Getting Started with Microsoft Excel
17
27.1-Home Tab Font Group
27.2-Home Tab Alignment Group
27.3-Home Tab Number Group Part 1
27.4-Home Tab Number Group Part 2
27.5-Home Tab Styles Group Conditional Formatting 1
27.6-Home Tab Styles Group Conditional Formatting 2
27.7-Draw Tab & Cell Styles
27.8-Excel Functions Video 1
27.9-Excel Functions Video 2
27.10-Excel Functions Video 3
27.11-Excel Functions Video 4
27.12-Excel Functions Video 5
27.13-Excel Functions Video 6
27.14-Excel Functions Video 7
27.15-Excel Functions Video 8
27.16-Excel Functions Video 9 VLookUp Function
27.17-Excel Functions Video 10 XLookUp Function
28-Excel Dashboard 1
8
28.1-Pivot Tables Lecture 1
28.2-Pivot Tables Lecture 2
28.3-Creating & Formatting the Column Chart
28.4-Creating & Formatting the Bar Chart
28.5-Creating & Formatting a Line Chart
28.6-Creating & Formatting an Area Chart
28.7-Creating & Formatting a Pie Chart
28.8-Creating the Dashboard
29-Excel Dashboard 2
8
29.1-Data Understanding & Cleansing
29.2-Data Transformation (Removing Data Quality Issues using VLookUp Function)
29.3-Adding Age Group & Production Cost Per Unit Column
29.4-Adding a 3D Column Chart
29.5-Adding a 3D Bar Chart
29.6-Adding a 3D Line Chart
29.7-Adding a 3D Pie Chart
29.8-Creating the Dashboard
30-Power Query Editor (MS Excel)
21
30.1-Data Profiling (Column Distribution)
30.2-Data Profiling (Column Profile & Column Quality)
30.3-Combining Queries
30.4-Inner Join Concept
30.5-Inner Join Example
30.6-Left Join Concept
30.7-Left Join Example
30.8-Right Join Concept
30.9-Right Join Example
30.10-Full Outer Join Concept
30.11-Full Outer Join Example
30.12-Left & Right Anti Join Concept
30.13-Right & Left Anti Join Example
30.14-Nulls in SQL Server & Power Query Editor
30.15-Appending two tables
30.16-Appending three tables
30.17-Power Query Editor Exercise 1
30.18-Power Query Editor Exercise 2
30.19-Power Query Editor Exercise 3
30.20-Power Query Editor Exercise 4
30.21-Power Query Editor Exercise 5
31-Excel Activity (Importing Data From SQL Server)
6
31.1-Importing Data to SQL Server
31.2-Importing Data to Excel From SQL Server
31.3-Data Understanding & Creating the Pivot Table
31.4-Adding Category Slicer
31.5-Adding Other Slicers & Formatting Slicers & Pivot Table
31.6-Refreshing the Report
32-Tableau
21
32.1-Work of a Data Analyst (Story Telling)
32.2-Downloading & Installing Tableau Public
32.3-Loading Data into Tableau Public
32.4-Creating Column & Bar Chart
32.5-Saving Your Work to Tableau Public
32.6-Horizontal & Vertical Axis
32.7-Stacked & 100% Stacked Column Chart
32.8-Stacked & 100 % Stacked Bar Chart
32.9-Creating an Area Chart
32.10-Creating a Line Chart
32.11-Creating a Scatter Plot
32.12-Creating Pie Chart & Tree Map
32.13-Creating a Donut Chart
32.14-Creating a Lollipop Chart
32.15-Filters Shelf in Tableau 1
32.16-Filters Shelf in Tableau 2
32.17-Symbol & Filled Map
32.18-Funnel & Packed Bubble Chart
32.19-Sets in Tableau
32.20-Parameters in Tableau
32.21-Sets & Parameters
33-Tableau Dashboard 1
6
33.1-Importing Data
33.2-Creating & Formatting a Bar Chart
33.3-Creating & Formatting a Pie Chart
33.4-Creating & Formatting a Line Chart
33.5-Creating & Formatting a Scatter Plot
33.6-Creating the Dashboard
34-Tableau Dashboard 2
6
34.1-Importing Data
34.2-Transactions by City
34.3-Number of Transactions by Age Group
34.4-Transactions by Payment Method & Merchant Name
34.5-Adding Filters
34.6-Creating the Dashboard
35-Tableau Prep Builder
12
35.1-Downloading & Installing Tableau Prep Builder
35.2-Understanding the Dataset
35.3-Connecting to Text File & Microsoft Excel
35.4-Removing Additional Columns
35.5-Cleaning Orders Central Table
35.6-Cleaning Orders East Table
35.7-Cleaning Orders West Table
35.8-Assigning Data Roles to Geographical Fields
35.9-Combining Different Tables
35.10-Cleaning Returns Table
35.11-Joining Tables
35.12-Cleaning Combined Table
36-SQL + Tableau Project (Student Depression Data Analysis)
13
36.1-Importing Data to SQL Server
36.2-Modifying Gender Column
36.3-Adding the Age Group Column
36.4-Column Distribution remaining columns
36.5-Adding Index Column & Updating depression column
36.6-Downloading & Installing Tableau Desktop
36.7-Bringing Data from SQL Server to Tableau Desktop
36.8-Academic Pressure & Student Count
36.9-Financial Stress & Student Count
36.10-Study Satisfaction & Student Count
36.11-Sleep Duration & Student Count
36.12-Study Hours & Student Count
36.13-Creating the Student Count Analysis Dashboard