Data Analytics for Beginners with Google Colaboratory

Data Analytics for Beginners with Google Colaboratory

Google Colaboratory is an online platform to perform data analysis. It enables you to create interactive Jupyter notebooks that mix text with Python code to run queries and display data analysis results. Stored on Google Drive you'll be able to run notebooks and collaborate with peers through Google's cloud services.

In this course, you will learn to solve problems and obtain key results with data. You will begin by building your own Jupyter notebook before you explore and learn the basics of Google Colaboratory. Then you will explore several file formats to store data and use SQLite to query large datasets. Next, you will learn to initialize 1D and 2D data structures with the Numpy and Pandas libraries to help organize and summarize metrics such as the mean, median, and standard deviation of your data.

Moving further, you will learn to identify outliers in your data, eliminate dirty data and perform common data transformations. Finally, you will use qualitative and quantitative data types with Matplotlib to display effective charts and visuals. By the end of this course, you'll have the tools to perform data analysis to tell your own compelling stories with data.

About the Author

Tairi R. Delgado is a bay area native with a background in computer engineering. He has worked with companies such as Apple, helping automate their localization help documentation and Udacity - where he taught data science and co-developed their machine learning program. With his passion for sharing his expertise, he has been teaching Data Science and Machine learning for over 5 years.

Explore, prepare, clean & visualize your data with Google Colaboratory. Build Jupyter notebooks into Google Drive!

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What you will learn

• Create, run and style your own Jupyter Notebook online
• Load common file types or query databases with SQLite
• Grouping and reorganizing useful Data

Rating: 4

Level: Intermediate Level

Duration: 5 hours

Instructor: Packt Publishing