Level: Foundation (F)
Python is an interpreted high-level programming language for general-purpose programming which is becoming the language of choice for many data analysts. This online course is intended as an introduction to the Python programming language. Through the use of taught material and practical examples, participants will build up the skills needed to perform data analysis using Python.
Please note: Bookings will close 4 working days before the course start date or when the course has reached its maximum capacity.
This course has the Society's Quality Mark so can be used as part of your application for professional membership including Data Analyst.
Level: Foundation (F)
Python is an interpreted high-level programming language for general-purpose programming which is becoming the language of choice for many data analysts. This course is intended as an introduction to the Python programming language. Through the use of taught material and practical examples, participants will build up the skills needed to perform data analysis using Python.
Delegates are expected to have Python on their laptops.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will have a good working knowledge of Python, allowing them to deal with and manipulate data. The final afternoon will bring all this together with a larger scale set of data on which participants will perform data analysis.
Topics Covered
- Introducing the Python Eco System, Types, Variables and Data Structure, Functions and Objects
- Numpy, Pandas and Matplotlib introduction, Data Anaylsis with Python
Target Audience
This course will appeal to anyone wanting to learn Python with no prior knowledge as well as those with a basic knowledge of Python who want to fully understand how the base language works. The course will also suit those wanting to know and understand the package Pandas and the use of dataframes in Python.
Assumed Knowledge
No prior knowledge is assumed.
Rob Mastrodomenico
Rob studied a BSc Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Reading. Thereafter, having particularly enjoyed the Statistics side of his degree, he stayed on at Reading to study for a Statistics PhD. Following the completion of his studies worked as a Quantitative Analyst at a statistical consultancy which undertook statistical research and provided sports modeling services in the betting sector.
In 2011 he started up his own company called Global Sports Statistics and has continued working in the sports modeling sector. His interest in Python really began back in 2010 when he was looking at alternatives to R and since then it has become his language of choice.
Rob conducts Python training courses for the Royal Statistical Society and has seen his Introduction to Python Course feature on Sages online training.
Fees
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Registration before
19 February 2024
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Registration on/after
19 February 2024
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Non Member
RSS Fellow
RSS CStat/Gradstat/Data Analyst
also MIS & FIS
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£694.00+vat
£590.00vat
£557.00+vat
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£772.00+vat
£655.00+vat
£616.00+vat
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Group discounts are also available*:
3-5 people
6-8 people
9+ people
*Discount only applies to non-member price
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10% discount
15% discount
20% discount
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