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Introducing Data Science for Beginners
Course Description (Short)
Data Science for Beginners focuses on foundational concepts and practical applications of Data Science. You will discover how Data Science is defined and learn about ethical considerations that must be considered by a data scientist. You will also learn how data is defined and learn a bit about statistics and probability, the core academic domains of Data Science.
Course Format
Our curricula are structured with a modified Project-Based pedagogy and include:
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a pre-lesson warmup quiz
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a written lesson
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video
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knowledge checks
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a project to build
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infographics, sketchnotes, and visuals
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a challenge
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an assignment
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a post-lesson quiz
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opportunities to deepen your knowledge on Microsoft Learn
Course Length
Data Science for Beginners: 10 Weeks, 20 Lessons, Data Science for All!
Course Accreditation
None
Cost
Free
Access
No restrictions
Skills Covered
Data Science for Beginners focuses on foundational concepts and practical applications of Data Science.
Topics
You'll learn how to work with different types of data and using Python libraries like Pandas for doing more with your data and how to make sense of it all with visualizations.
Finally, you'll learn of how data science is applied through the Data Science Lifecycle, in the cloud, and real examples.
Matched Skills and Levels from NCF Competencies
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DSC2 L2: Actively identifies and takes opportunities to further own professional development.
Resource details
Contributed by: | NHS Data and Analytics Academy |
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Licence: | More information on licences |
First contributed: | 26 March 2025 |
Audience access level: | General user |
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