Beginners interested in starting a career in data science or analytics
Students and recent graduates exploring data-driven career paths
Professionals looking to transition into data science or analytics roles
Business analysts wanting to strengthen Python and data analysis skills
IT professionals expanding into data and analytics domains
Engineers or developers new to data science concepts
Professionals preparing for advanced data science or ML training
Learners planning to progress to Azure or cloud-based data science courses
Learn Python programming from the ground up for data science
Understand core data science, statistics, and probability concepts
Work with industry-standard libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib
Perform data cleaning, preprocessing, and transformation using Python
Create clear and effective data visualizations
Apply exploratory data analysis (EDA) to real-world datasets
Build and evaluate basic machine learning models using Scikit-learn
Gain hands-on experience through labs, assignments, and practical exercises
Python for Data Science Training for Beginners is a hands-on course designed to build a strong foundation in data science using Python. The course introduces core data science concepts and guides learners through Python programming, data manipulation, statistical analysis, visualization, and introductory machine learning.
Learners work with industry-standard tools such as Jupyter Notebook, Google Colab, and Python libraries including NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Scikit-learn to analyze and visualize real-world datasets. The course also covers essential statistics, probability, and data preprocessing techniques to prepare data for analysis and modeling.
By the end of the course, learners gain practical experience applying Python to end-to-end data science workflows and are well prepared to advance into machine learning, analytics, or cloud-based data science training.
To successfully complete Python for Data Science Training for Beginners, learners should have:
Basic computer literacy and comfort using a computer
Interest in working with data, analysis, and problem-solving
Willingness to learn Python programming from the ground up
No prior programming experience required
Willingness to work with hands-on labs, assignments, and real-world datasets
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand core data science concepts and how Python is used in data-driven workflows
Write and execute Python programs using fundamental programming constructs
Work with NumPy and Pandas to manipulate, clean, and analyze datasets
Perform data preprocessing tasks including handling missing values, normalization, and encoding
Apply statistical and probability concepts to analyze and interpret data
Create meaningful data visualizations using Matplotlib and Pandas
Perform exploratory data analysis (EDA) to identify patterns and insights
Build and evaluate basic machine learning models using Scikit-learn
Apply regression techniques for prediction and decision-making
Understand supervised and unsupervised machine learning concepts
Work with real-world datasets through hands-on labs and assignments
Build a strong foundation to progress into advanced data science or Azure ML training
This course prepares learners for entry-level and foundational roles in data science and analytics. After completing the training, learners will be better prepared for positions such as:
Data Analyst
Junior Data Scientist
Business Analyst (Data & Analytics)
Data Science Associate
Analytics Associate
Reporting Analyst
Python Data Analyst
Entry-Level Machine Learning Analyst
Data Operations Analyst
Data Visualization Analyst
Module 1: Introduction to Data Science
What is Data Science and why it matters
Data science lifecycle and real-world applications
Collecting, storing, and processing data
Describing data and basic analytical thinking
Statistical modeling vs algorithmic modeling
Relationship between Data Science, Machine Learning, and AI
Module 2: Introduction to Python
Why Python for data science
Key features of Python
Installing Python and setting up the environment
Python IDEs overview
Working with Jupyter Notebook
Using Google Colab for cloud-based development
Module 3: Python Refresher
Basic data types
Operators and expressions
Input and output statements
Control statements (if, loops)
Functions and modular code
Working with strings
Lists and tuples
Dictionaries
File handling
Exception handling
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Module 4: Python Libraries for Data Science
Introduction to data science libraries
NumPy for numerical computing
Pandas for data manipulation and analysis
DataFrames and Series operations
Matplotlib for basic data visualization
Introduction to Scikit-learn
Module 5: Introduction to Statistics
What is statistics and why it matters in data science
Quantitative vs categorical data
Grouping and displaying data
Histograms, stem plots, and time plots
Summary statistics
Measures of center (mean, median, mode)
Measures of spread (range, variance, standard deviation)
Identifying outliers
Interquartile range (IQR)
Percentiles
Box and whisker plots
Module 6: Probability
Introduction to probability
Random variables
Probability distributions
Binomial distribution
Poisson distribution
Normal distribution
Density curves
Symmetry and skewness
68–95–99.7 rule
Z-scores
Module 7: Data Preprocessing with Python
Importance of data preprocessing
Python libraries for preprocessing
Data cleaning and data wrangling
Handling missing values
Data formatting and transformation
Data normalization and scaling
Binning techniques
One-hot encoding and categorical data handling
Module 8: Data Visualization with Python
Introduction to data visualization principles
Matplotlib and Pandas integration
Creating histograms
Line plots
Bar charts
Area plots
Pie charts
Box plots
Scatter plots
Visualizing patterns and relationships in data
Module 9: Data Analysis with Python
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
Understanding data patterns and trends
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Positive and negative correlation
Pearson correlation coefficient
Introduction to regression analysis
Module 10: Model Development and Evaluation
Introduction to the Scikit-learn library
Simple linear regression
Multiple linear regression
Model training workflows
Model evaluation concepts
Prediction and decision-making
Module 11: Introduction to Machine Learning
What is machine learning
Supervised machine learning
Unsupervised machine learning
Introduction to recommender systems
Overview of deep learning concept
Module 12: Assignments and Hands-On Practice
Guided hands-on exercises for each module
Real-world datasets and scenarios
End-to-end data analysis mini projects
Reinforcement through practice and review
Preparation for next-level data science and Azure ML courses
As organizations increasingly rely on data to drive decisions, improve efficiency, and gain competitive advantage, the demand for professionals who can analyze and interpret data using Python continues to grow. Python has become the most widely used programming language for data science, analytics, and machine learning due to its simplicity, flexibility, and strong ecosystem of data-focused libraries.
Companies across industries such as technology, finance, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and public sector are investing heavily in data analytics and AI initiatives. These efforts require professionals who can collect, clean, analyze, and visualize data effectively before advancing to more complex machine learning and AI solutions. As a result, Python-based data analysis skills are now considered a foundational requirement for many data-related roles.
This course directly addresses the growing need for:
Professionals who can use Python to analyze and work with real-world data
Strong foundational skills in data preprocessing, statistics, and visualization
Practical understanding of exploratory data analysis and basic machine learning
Entry-level and career-transition roles in data science and analytics
Organizations building data-driven teams and analytics capabilities
Learners preparing for advanced training in machine learning or cloud-based data science
By developing these core capabilities, learners gain highly marketable skills that support career growth in data analytics and data science roles. This course provides a strong foundation for progressing into advanced analytics, machine learning, and cloud-based data science programs such as DP-100 Data Science on Azure.