One-shot finish! Big Data Analysis Engineer Practical Work Type
This course was created for those who are preparing for the Big Data Analyst practical exam. It will help you pass the exam by learning as concisely as possible, and it will also provide an opportunity for those who are considering their career path to lightly learn about coding and machine learning.
A chance for those who don't know how to nose it 🙌 Challenge the Big Quarter practical skills with just one lecture!
Introduction to Coding + Machine Learning Let's finish it in one go!
Just 12 hours! Learn just what you need for the exam. Introduction to Python + Machine Learning
Materials prepared to teach my girlfriend who is not good at koalas I don't want to keep it to myself, so I'm sharing it as a lecture. Learn just what you need, perfectly!
The Big Data Analyst Certification Exam, which debuted in late 2020, has been garnering significant attention! However, for those who are new to coding and machine learning, it may sound like a distant dream.
This course is an introductory course on data/machine learning designed for those people. Our goal is to provide guidelines for even the most novice Python learners to pass the Big Data Analyst practical exam with minimal knowledge. During the approximately 10-hour lecture period, we focus on the essentials, ensuring you pass the exam without missing anything.
The curriculum is designed to allow for repeated learning simply by listening to the lectures . Master the content perfectly and pass the exam with minimal time and effort!
If you know just this much Enough ✅
Attention, these people!
Machine Learning & Python coding First time encountering
Big Data Analysis Engineer Practical test Applicant
Even if you have to memorize it The will and desire to pass Anyone who has
Time and cost I want to cherish Lightning strike group
I passed the Big Data Analyst practical exam last year without any textbooks or practice questions. This course was carefully designed based on my own experience preparing for the exam, taking into account various issues and environmental constraints. I received feedback from my girlfriend, who had no prior coding knowledge, to develop the course, and I plan to further refine it through Q&A sessions with you.
This course covers the essential core concepts concisely enough to make you wonder , "Is this really enough?" I'll help you prepare for the exam and pass it just by memorizing it mechanically. 😊
Key Learning Point!
1️⃣ Learn how to use the programming language, Python.
2️⃣ Experience Google Colab, which is widely used for actual ML/DL learning.
Only in this lecture Two key advantages ✨
This lecture It's simple .
We require only the bare minimum of learning from students. It's hard to believe that any course with less than this level of learning will guarantee a successful exam. We conduct training in an environment identical to the actual exam (Google Colab) , tailored precisely to the level of preparation required for the exam. We've eliminated unnecessary program installations and unnecessary learning due to configuration or testing environment constraints.
This lecture It develops .
Based on feedback from my girlfriend, who had no prior coding knowledge, I've prepared this course with a difficulty level and structure appropriate for non-majors and beginners . We've also recommended various books and practice questions to reference during the learning process, providing even more diverse learning opportunities for those who need more than just exam preparation.
What is covered in the lecture Check it out 📚
👉 If you are considering a career change in a related field, We help you achieve realistic 'take-and-eat' !
Section 0. Orientation
We will explain how to use Colab and the future direction of the lecture.
Section 1. Python Basics
Learn the basics of Python usage, data types, etc.
Section 2. Python Grammar
Learn about Python's basic grammar, including conditional statements, loops, and exception handling.
Section 3. Pandas Basics
Learn the basics of Pandas, a library for handling data.
Section 4. Pandas Basics
Learn how to manipulate data with Pandas.
Section 5. Pandas Intermediate
Learn how to solve more challenging problems using Pandas (some of the tasks in Task 1 fall into this category).
Section 6. Machine Learning Basics
Learn about the overall structure and techniques of machine learning.
Section 7. Machine Learning Basics
We solve problems with a high probability of appearing on the exam using machine learning.
Section 8. Perfect preparation for the real thing!
As our student body grows, we will continue to add more practice exam questions!
Created this course Knowledge sharer is 👨🏫
Kim Dong-gyu (DQ K)
Passed the first practical Big Data Analyst exam, the second round, with a perfect score.
Former data scientist specializing in natural language processing at a startup
Currently a data scientist/AI researcher at a corporate research institute
Check out the Q&A !
Q. How are the lectures conducted?
This course is based on the Notion textbook. To minimize the burden on students, the curriculum is designed to encourage self-directed learning within the course. Lecture videos for additional mock exams may be updated in response to additional questions and requests.
Q. What is the lecture material?
The course materials were personally created by me, drawing on various codes, study books, and reviews from actual test takers. Even those unable to attend the lectures can still learn through the annotations and explanations in the textbook. They're presented in Notion pages, allowing you to solve continuously updated problems.
Q. Are there any notes regarding the course (environment requirements, other precautions, etc.)?
This course is conducted on Google Colab, so you'll need a Google account. Otherwise, any computer capable of running Colab will do.
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Who is this course right for?
For those new to coding
People who want to take the Big Data Analysis Engineer practical exam
People who are new to machine learning etc.
A person who has the will and desire to pass even if it means memorizing everything
Hello, Instructor Kim Dong-gyu.
I am writing this because I got 91 points (21 in short answer, 30 in task type 1, 40 in task type 2) in the 4th Big Data Analysis Engineer practical exam through this lecture.
I think it is definitely focused on the content for obtaining the Big Data Analysis Engineer.
Saving the content I practiced with Colab and reading it through once or twice more for review was repetitive learning, and it was especially helpful to master my own optimized code based on the actual compression code.
Instructor, I ask for many good lectures and I hope you prosper even more. Thank you.
It's a shame that I can't see the code unless I watch the lecture in full screen.
It's inconvenient for people who don't have dual monitors..ㅠ
I wish you could edit out the fact that it keeps going to other screens when looking at the Notion textbook..!
A new type has come out, but nothing is uploaded, the screen is too big, but the code is too small, so it's uncomfortable even if the monitor is big... It's so disappointing...
Thank you for the review~
Type 3 is a form that replaces the existing written test, and I am a little cautious because it is not a method that I have personally taken the test.
This lecture is intended to pass the test even if you get all the work-type 1 and 2 right by investing the minimum amount of time, even if you get all the written test (currently Type 3) wrong.
Rather than the lecture, I paid special attention to understanding the concepts through the lecture and studying and reviewing on my own through the Notion that I shared, so I did not expect the problem of not being able to see the coding well during the lecture screen, but I will review it again.
Lastly, thank you for listening to the lecture,
and I hope you do well on the test and see you in the field later~
I'm not a major and I'm bad at coding, but I passed this exam with a perfect score on the performance test^^ I barely passed the written test so I didn't even think about the practical test, but the concise and efficient lectures were a great help. (The practical test was especially great...) I also appreciate the quick feedback on my questions. I hope you prosper always!!