Data Science with Python
From Python basics to machine learning and GenAI — build a portfolio that gets interviews.
Why this career pays off
Data skills are now expected in every industry, and Python is the language of that world. This program takes you from programming fundamentals through statistics, machine learning and an introduction to generative AI — with portfolio projects on real datasets, because in data science interviews your projects do the talking.
What you'll learn, module by module
A complete, no-surprises view of the curriculum. Click any module to expand.
01 Python Programming
- Syntax, data types, control flow
- Functions and modules
- File handling and error handling
- Object-oriented basics
02 Data Handling with pandas & NumPy
- Arrays and vectorised computation
- DataFrames: cleaning, joining, reshaping
- Handling missing and messy data
- Real dataset workout
03 Statistics for Data Science
- Descriptive statistics and distributions
- Probability essentials
- Hypothesis testing
- Correlation vs causation
04 Data Visualisation
- Matplotlib and styling
- Charts that answer business questions
- Dashboards overview (Power BI)
- Storytelling with data
05 SQL for Analysts
- Queries, joins and aggregation
- Window functions
- Database design basics
- SQL + Python together
06 Machine Learning I
- Supervised learning: regression and classification
- Train/test methodology and metrics
- scikit-learn workflow
- Feature engineering
07 Machine Learning II
- Tree ensembles and boosting
- Unsupervised learning: clustering
- Model tuning and validation
- Avoiding overfitting
08 GenAI Foundations
- How LLMs work at a high level
- Using LLM APIs from Python
- Prompting for data tasks
- Where GenAI fits in analytics work
09 Capstone: Portfolio Projects
- End-to-end project on a real dataset
- GitHub portfolio and presentation
- Interview preparation: explaining your models
- Mock interviews with industry experts
Who this program is for
- Graduates from any stream comfortable with logical thinking
- Professionals in analytics-adjacent roles (MIS, reporting, finance)
- Engineers and BCA/MCA graduates targeting data roles
- Career switchers who prefer analysis to infrastructure
Roles you can target after
- Data Analyst
- Junior Data Scientist
- Business Analyst (technical)
- ML Engineer (entry track)
- Python Developer (data)