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Introduction
The Learn Data Analysis & Statistics course is designed to help individuals build a strong foundation in statistical analysis and data interpretation. Whether you are new to data analysis or looking to refine your skills, this course provides practical knowledge and hands-on experience with real-world data.
Course Description
This course covers fundamental and advanced topics in data analysis, including data collection, data cleaning, exploratory data analysis, probability, statistical inference, regression analysis, and data visualization. Learners will use tools such as Excel, Python, or R to apply statistical techniques and gain insights from data.
Key Learning Areas
- Data Collection & Cleaning – Learn how to gather and prepare data for analysis.
- Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) – Understand data patterns using visualization techniques.
- Probability & Statistical Inference – Master probability distributions and hypothesis testing.
- Regression Analysis – Apply linear and multiple regression models for predictive analytics.
- Data Visualization – Create meaningful charts and graphs to communicate findings effectively.
Who Should Enroll?
- Beginners looking to start a career in data science.
- Professionals who want to enhance their analytical skills.
- Business analysts and decision-makers aiming to use data for insights.
- Students and researchers interested in statistical analysis.
Course Benefits
- Hands-on Learning – Work with real-world datasets for practical experience.
- Industry-Relevant Skills – Gain expertise in tools like Excel, Python, and R.
- Career Growth – Enhance your resume with in-demand data analysis skills.
- Flexible Learning – Learn at your own pace with structured course modules.
- Problem-Solving Approach – Develop critical thinking and decision-making abilities through data-driven insights.
This course provides a well-rounded understanding of data analysis and statistics, making it ideal for anyone looking to explore a career in data science or improve their analytical skills.
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22.1 Data Planning Overview. Why it is Important What You Will Learn
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32.2 Where to Start
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42.3 What Was First The Chicken Or The Egg
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52.4 Two Types Of Data
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62.5 Choose Data Analysis Method
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72.6 How to Find Data
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82.7 Option 1 Find Data Already Collected by Someone Else
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92.8 Option 2 Order Collection of Data to the Research Company
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102.9 Option 3 Collect Data by Yourself
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113.1 Data Exploration Overview. Why is it Important What You Will Learn
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123.2 Explore Data Through Observation
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133.3 Explore Data Through Interviews
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143.4 Explore Data Through Reading
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153.5 Explore Data Through Scientific Articles
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163.6 Explore Data Through Other Sources
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173.7 Remove Duplicate Information and Name Your Variables
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183.8 Create a Model For Data Analysis
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194.1 Data Collection Overview. Why is it Important What You Will Learn
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204.2 How to Choose Respondents
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214.3 Choose the Size of Your Sample
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224.4 Create a Survey - General Guidelines
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234.5 Create a Survey - Choose Type of Questions
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244.6 Create a Survey - Choose Type of Variable Measurement
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254.7 Create a Survey - Choose Measurement Scales
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264.8 Create a Survey - Write the Actual Survey
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274.9 Test Your Survey
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284.10 Data Collection Methods
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294.11 Data Collection On-Line Method With Google Forms in Detail
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304.12 Promote Your Survey
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315.1 Data Preparation Overview. Why is it Important What You Will Learn
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325.2 Examine Your Dataset
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335.3 Remove Unwanted Data
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345.4 Identify and Mark Missing Data
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355.5 Data Formatting - Five Things to Look Out For
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365.6 Get Rid of White Spaces
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375.7 Correct Typos
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385.8 Ensure Consistent Capitalization
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395.9 Change Incompatible Data Units
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405.10 Assign the Right Data Types
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415.11 Data Transformation. Convert Your Data To Meet The Requirements
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426.1 Data Analysis Overview. Why is it Important What You Will Learn
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436.2 What are Descriptive Statistics and How They Work For Data Analysis
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446.3 Data Distribution. Is Your Data Normal
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456.4 Practical Use of Descriptive Statistics
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466.5 What are Inferential Statistics and How They Work For Data Analysis
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476.6 Choose Statistical Software According to Your Data Analysis Method
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486.7 Download Statistical Software
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496.8 Touring the Interface
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506.9 Create a Project and Import Data
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516.10 Create Data Groups
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526.11 Create a Model in the Statistical Software
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536.12 Time to Analyze. Methods and Procedures. What Options Do You Have
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546.13 Reliability of Your Results. Lets Talk About Consistency
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556.14 Validity of Your Results. Lets Talk About the Truth
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566.15 Model Fit. How Good is Your Model
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576.16 Main Results - The Heart of Your Analysis
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586.17 Results for Different Groups. On The Trail of Diversity
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596.18 Mediation Results. Looking For a Middleman
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606.19 Export Your Data
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616.20 Results Interpretation - Main Results For the General Group
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626.21 Results Interpretation - Group Analysis and Mediation
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636.22 Optimize Your Future Data Analysis
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647.1 Data Monetization and Usage Overview. Why is it Important What You Will Learn
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657.2 Data Visualization. How to Deliver Your Story
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667.3 Different Chart Types
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677.4 Data Visualization in Practise - Create the Wow Effect
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687.5 How to Use Your Results For The Product Development
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697.6 How to Use Your Results For Sales
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707.7 How to Use Your Results For Marketing