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Data Science can be defined as a combination of mathematics, business, algorithms, and machine learning techniques that help us find patterns in data and make discoveries that will significantly simplify and make decision-making more effective for organizations.
The course will cover all important areas of Data Science. Using Python, the most commonly used programming language for data analysis, we will cover the full cycle of data science - initial data processing, preparation for modeling, building machine and deep learning algorithms, training, application, and turning them into products.
Throughout the program, students will work independently on an individual project.
Outcome
Skills Acquired: AI, Machine Learning, LLM, Deep Learning, SQL, Python, Panda, Numpy.
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Understand, correctly use, and communicate to business concepts such as: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Science, Large Language Models (LLM)
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Determine when complex Machine Learning algorithms are needed and when simple data analysis is sufficient
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Process Big Data using Python
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Use the main Python libraries necessary for big data analysis: Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Spark
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Build, train, use, and adapt machine learning algorithms to real business problems
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Turn built models into products
Tue 20:00-23:00, Sat 12:00-15:00
Tue 20:00-23:00, Thu 20:00-23:00
TBC installment
BOG installment
Who is this course for?
Beginners
The course is designed for those who want to learn data science from scratch and be able to apply it in their current or new activities. It's also for those who have experience in data analytics but lack experience in programming and using machine learning algorithms.
Analysts
For analysts who use analytical tools (Excel, SQL, Power BI, etc.), create analytical reports, and want to learn programming. For those who have formal and/or informal education in analytics/mathematics.
Programmers
For programmers who have coding experience and want to learn artificial intelligence.
Program includes
Alumni Club
After successfully completing the final exam, graduates will be automatically enrolled in the Alumni Club. This membership grants them access to exclusive events, content, and special offers from our partner companies
Work Based Learning
The course includes practice-based learning, including assignments/exercises and individual projects.
Bilingual Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a bilingual certificate.
Graduate feedback
Mariam Amashukeli
Data Science
Taking the data science course was an important step in my professional life. It can be said that after taking this course, I came closest to my goal - to work in the direction of data science. This course helped me not only to acquire or improve technical skills, but also to conceptually understand work topics. The lecturer's motivation to introduce us to the topics covered in the syllabus as interestingly and in-depth as possible is very much appreciated. Data science is quite complex and as a result of taking the course, I already know in which specific direction I want to work in practice and deepen my knowledge.
Diana Romanadze
Data Science
Due to the fast pace of life, it was very important for me to receive basic knowledge in the direction of data science in as short a time as possible and to learn as much as possible about modern technologies and their capabilities. The syllabus is arranged so logically that the learning process turned out to be as simple and consistent as possible. Not only code orientation, but concentration on content and global perception of the issue turned out to be the main benefit for me. At work, I have already started using the acquired knowledge and I think the results will soon be visible.
Beka Jikuri
Data Science
The lecturer's approach to the work and sense of responsibility doubled the value of the course for me. Every lecture was packed with the information and material we enrolled in the course to receive. In the end, with the help of the lecturer, I gained much more skills and perspectives than I had expected. I'm very satisfied, and this satisfaction grows every day as I can now apply the knowledge gained from Commschool's Data Science course in my daily life and work independently on various projects.
Nikoloz Tomashvili
Data Science
The course exceeded my expectations and gave me a comprehensive understanding of the field. Besides the knowledge gained, I was able to see the bigger picture of data science. Now I have a clear direction and many paths to explore in this vast and dynamic field. The course was an invaluable step in my career to become a data scientist.
Tornike Kharitonishvili
Data Science
Since I partially knew the data scientist roadmap and was in the process of self-study, the purpose of taking the course was to make sure I was learning in the right direction and to continue learning with the course lecturers. After completing the course, I have gained great knowledge and experience, and I know exactly in which additional directions I need to deepen my knowledge. I'm already using the knowledge gained in my current job for analytical work.
Mariam Jangveladze
Data Science
The course is very well structured in terms of content. It considers details that I personally haven't encountered in any other course. The theoretical and practical parts are well distributed. And most importantly, the course is led by the most dedicated lecturers, not to mention their knowledge and competence in this field. Although I still have a lot to learn in this direction, I believe that the knowledge I've accumulated is enough to take small steps in this field. Therefore, I plan to contribute to the development of the local market with my knowledge and get involved in relevant projects, where I will share my knowledge and skills as well as gain good experience.
Nika Jintcharadze
Data Science
It was a practical and well-structured course. It can give students very valuable knowledge, skills and vision so that after completion they can develop in the direction that interests them the most.
Syllabus
Lab session / Practical assignment
Containers (Lists, Sets, Tuple, Generator, Dictionary)Error HandlingRecursionLab session / Practical assignmentPick your suitable time
Lecturers
Shota Elkanishvili
Data Science
Shota Elkanishvili
Data Science
Shota has several years of experience working as a data scientist/machine learning engineer. He currently holds a Software Engineer position at Google. Previously, his main focus was on Natural Language Processing (NLP) and efficiently serving large language models. Shota has work experience in both leading Georgian startup Theneo and large Georgian and international corporations - in the research team of Bank of Georgia and Microsoft's Bing team. He is also a co-founder and vice-chairman of the Georgian Artificial Intelligence Association (GAIA). GAIA serves to improve the AI ecosystem in Georgia.
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