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Advanced Programming With Python

The 6-week course aims to teach students how to use Python for data science. It will cover topics like web scraping, data preprocessing with NumPy and Pandas, data visualization with Matplotlib, exploratory data analysis, machine learning algorithms, deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing and a final project. The prerequisites are a basic understanding of Python and statistics.

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Advanced Programming With Python

The 6-week course aims to teach students how to use Python for data science. It will cover topics like web scraping, data preprocessing with NumPy and Pandas, data visualization with Matplotlib, exploratory data analysis, machine learning algorithms, deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing and a final project. The prerequisites are a basic understanding of Python and statistics.

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Advanced Programming

With Python
Course objective
After taking this course attendees should be able to:

 Use python interactively


 Able to execute python scripts
 Can approach any programming problems using python

Prerequisites
The audience should have a basic understanding of any programming languages
like C or Java or knowledge of any scripting language.

Course duration: 6 weeks

Contents
Basic syntax
 Environment setup
 The python programming language
 What is a program?
 What is debugging?

Variables, expressions and statements


 Values and types
 Variables
 Variable names and keywords
 Operators and operands
 Expressions and statements
 Interactive mode and script mode
 Order of operations
 String operations
 Comments
 Debugging

Functions
 Function calls
 Type conversion functions
 Math functions
 Composition
 Adding new functions
 Definitions and uses
 Flow of execution
 Parameters and arguments
 Variables and parameters are local
 Stack diagrams
 Fruitful functions and void functions
 Why functions?
 Importing with from
 Debugging

Conditionals and recursion


 Modulus operator
 Boolean expressions
 Logical operators
 Conditional execution
 Alternative execution
 Chained conditionals
 Nested conditionals
 Recursion
 Stack diagrams for recursive functions
 Infinite recursion
 Keyboard input
 Debugging

Fruitful functions
 Return values
 Incremental development
 Composition
 Boolean functions
 More recursion
 Leap of faith
 One more example
 Checking types
 Debugging
Iteration
 Multiple assignments
 Updating variables
 The while statement
 Break
 Square roots
 Algorithms
 Debugging

Strings
 A string is a sequence
 Len
 Traversal with a for loop
 String slices
 Strings are immutable
 Searching
 Looping and counting
 String methods
 The in operator
 String comparison
 Debugging

Lists
 A list is a sequence
 Lists are mutable
 Traversing a list
 List operations
 List slices
 List methods
 Map, filter and reduce
 Deleting elements
 Lists and strings
 Objects and values
 Aliasing
 List arguments
 Debugging

Dictionaries
 Dictionary as a set of counters
 Looping and dictionaries
 Reverse lookup
 Dictionaries and lists
 Memos
 Global variables
 Long integers
 Debugging

Tuples
 Tuples are immutable
 Tuple assignment
 Tuples as return values
 Variable-length argument tuples
 Lists and tuples
 Dictionaries and tuples
 Comparing tuples
 Sequences of sequences
 Debugging

Exception Handling
Lambda Function
Useful Python Libraries
Files
 Persistence
 Reading and writing
 Format operator
 Filenames and paths
 Catching exceptions
 Databases
 Pickling
 Pipes
 Writing modules
 Debugging

Classes and objects


User-defined types

 Attributes
 Rectangles
 Instances as return values
 Objects are mutable
 Copying
 Debugging

Classes and methods


 Object-oriented features
 Printing objects
 Another example
 A more complicated example
 The init method
 The __str__ method
 Operator overloading
 Type-based dispatch
 Polymorphism
 Debugging

Inheritance
 Inheritance
 Class diagrams
 Debugging
 Data encapsulation

Python MySQL
 Create Database
 Create Table
 Insert
 Select
 Where
 Order By
 Delete
 Drop Table
 Update

Python Modules
 Numpy
 Pandas
 Matplotlib

Project Work
GUI-based application development using tkinter

Syllabus
for
DATA SCIENCE WITH
PYTHON
Course Objectives
After taking the course, students will be able to:

 perform data analysis and visualization


 use tools and techniques for data transformation
 understand the working mechanism of machine learning algorithm
 apply machine learning algorithm to solve real-world problems

Prerequisites
The audience should have a basic understanding of the python programming
language and statistics.

Contents
Web Scraping for Data Collection
 BeautifulSoup
 Python Requests
 parsing - JSON,XML

Numpy Python
 NumPy Tutorial Basics
 NumPy Attributes and Functions
 Creating Arrays from Existing Data
 Creating Array from Ranges
 Indexing and Slicing in NumPy
 Advanced Slicing in NumPy
 Numpy Broadcasting
 Array Manipulation Functions
 NumPy Unique()
 NumPy Delete()
 NumPy Insert Function
 Numpy RAVEL() SWAPAXES()
 NumPy Trigonometric Functions
 NumPy Round Functions
 NumPy Arithmetic Functions
 NumPy Power and Reciprocal Functions
 NumPy Power and Mod Functions

Data Preprocessing with Pandas


 Dataframe
 Series

Data Visualization with Matplotlib


 Barchart
 Scatter Plot
 HeatMap
 Histogram
 Line Chart
 Time Series Graph

Exploratory Data Analysis


Descriptive Statistics
 Distribution function
 Measure of Central Tendency
 Measure of Dispersion
Fundamentals of Deep Learning
 Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning
 Why deep learning?

The mathematical building blocks of neural networks


 Neural Network
 Data representations for neural networks
 The gears of neural networks: tensor operations
 The engine of neural networks: gradient-based optimization

Introduction to Keras and Tensorflow


Setting up a deep-learning workstation
Fundamentals of machine learning
 Four branches of machine learning
 Evaluating machine-learning models
 Data preprocessing, feature engineering, and feature learning
 Overfitting and underfitting

Binary Classification - Example


Multi-Class Classification - Example
Regression - Example
Deep learning for computer vision
 Introduction to convnets
 Training a convnet from scratch on a small dataset
 Visualizing what convnets learn

Deep learning for text and sequences


 Working with text data
 Understanding recurrent neural networks
 Advanced use of recurrent neural networks
 Sequence processing with convnets

Inspecting and monitoring deep-learning models using


Keras callbacks and TensorBoard
Generative deep learning
 Text generation with LSTM
 Generating images with variational autoencoders

The limitations of deep learning


The future of deep learning
PROJECT WORK
 solving real-world problems using deep learning

RESEARCH PAPER PUBLICATION

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