Introduction to Computational Thinking and Data Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology via MIT OpenCourseWare
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Syllabus
1. Introduction, Optimization Problems (MIT 6.0002 Intro to Computational Thinking and Data Science).
2. Optimization Problems.
3. Graph-theoretic Models.
4. Stochastic Thinking.
5. Random Walks.
6. Monte Carlo Simulation.
7. Confidence Intervals.
8. Sampling and Standard Error.
9. Understanding Experimental Data.
10. Understanding Experimental Data (cont.).
11. Introduction to Machine Learning.
12. Clustering.
13. Classification.
14. Classification and Statistical Sins.
15. Statistical Sins and Wrap Up.
Taught by
Prof. Eric Grimson , Prof. John Guttag and Dr. Ana Bell
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4.0 rating, based on 3 Class Central reviews
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This course is very nice. It is ve y useful to us and make sure everyone can do this course and it is also helpful in you resume during your interview
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Thank you for offering the free introduction to Computational & Data Science. This course has been an incredible opportunity to gain valuable insights and foundational knowledge in these critical fields without any financial burden. Your generosity in providing this resource has enabled many of us to enhance our skills and explore new career paths. The comprehensive content and expert instruction have made complex topics accessible and engaging. We truly appreciate your commitment to education and your support in helping us advance our understanding and capabilities in Computational & Data Science. Thank you once again for this invaluable experience!
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The course “Introduction to Computational Thinking and Data Science” provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts of computational thinking and data science. It offers a great opportunity for individuals looking to develop their analytical and problem-solving skills in the context of data analysis.
The course covers various essential topics, including algorithms, data structures, programming concepts, and statistical analysis. By understanding these concepts, students gain the necessary foundation to approach real-world problems and make informed decisions using data-driven insights.