Advanced Business Analytics with Python
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Describe business analytics
Describe the evolution of analytics beginning with “scientific management” to its present form
Describe the differences between analytics and analysis and explain the concept of insights
Describe the broad types of business analytics

Describe how organisations benefit from using analytics

Describe the importance of data in business analytics
Describe the differences between data, information and knowledge
Describe the various stages that an organization goes through in terms of data maturity
Explain what an organization can do in the absence of good quality data

Explain the differences between Business Analytics and Business Intelligence
Describe the two major components within Business Analytics and Business Intelligence
Understand how Data Mining as a technique helps both Business Intelligence and Business Analytics

Describe the analytical decision-making process
Describe the characteristics of the analytical decision-making process

Describe how a business problem can be broken down repeatedly into key questions and then answered through analytics
Describe the characteristics of a good key question

Identify the skills of a good business analyst

Describe the current trends that are likely to shape the future of business analytics

Describe the characteristics of big data
Describe how hardware and software technologies are helping analytics handle extremely large volumes of data

Define social media analytics
Describe the capabilities and common goals of social media analytics

What is Python?
Progress of Python
Success of Python
Programming Model of Python

Python Installation
Introduction to Python using Jupyter Notebook
Simple Input/Output
Basic Data Types
Control Structures
Arithmetic Operators
Logical Operators

Strings, Lists
Tuples & Dictionaries
Introduction to Functions
Parameters and Arguments
Recursion
Data Processing using Pandas and Nampy
Introduction to Modules & Packages

Path and Directory
File Operations
Reading and Writing to Files
Advance File I/O

Define statistics and its use in business
Describe the types of data
Describe the basic statistical concepts

Explain the concept of sampling and why it is necessary
Describe the various techniques for sampling
Describe a good sample

Describe frequency distributions
Explain the various measures of central tendency

Explain the different measures of dispersion
Explain the different measures of shape

Explain the concept of ANOVA
Calculate ANOVA using Python
Test a hypothesis using ANOVA

Evaluate the statistical relationships between two random variables and understand the measure of correlation
Identify and quantify the correlation between two datasets using Python
Explain the concepts of correlation versus causation

Explain how to model statistical relationships between two data series using linear regression
Create a linear regression model to forecast values using linear regression in Python

What is clustering?
K-Means Clustering using python
NbClust

Introduction to time series data
Time series forecasting using Moving Average
Time series forecasting using Naïve forecasting

Explain the concept of linearity
Describe linear programming
Formulate a linear programming problem

Describe allocation models in linear programming
Solve allocation model problems in linear programming using Python

Describe covering models in linear programming
Solve covering model problems in linear programming using Python






