This is a machine learning and deep learning project preparation course that uses Python to process Boston Marathon big data into the desired format and uses various charts and technologies to create valuable information.

From the basics of Numpy and Pandas to data preprocessing, visualization, and crawling, all in one place! This is an introductory Python course for data analysis.

The Intermediate Python course is designed to deepen your understanding of Python by covering advanced topics such as functional programming, metaprogramming, exception handling, and object-oriented programming.

Python with easy and intuitive grammar! Learn Python, a renowned programming language for beginners, from the basics to practice! In this lecture, you will learn how to connect Python to a database and create a mini Photoshop.

Learn why and how to handle data exploration (EDA), data cleaning, scaling, outlier handling, log transformation, and categorical encoding in real-world applications. You will also learn how to merge tabular data and process (unstructured) time series data.

[Lecture Summary: From Pixels to Practice, Building a Business Card Recognition System] * **Pre-processing:** We learned how to remove noise and extract the 'skeleton' of a business card using Gaussian Blur and Canny Edge detection. * **Hough Transform:** We went through an "audition" process to select the real 'borders' from tens of thousands of points using the $(\rho, \theta)$ voting system. * **Geometric Reasoning:** By solving complex linear equations through substitution and matrices, we precisely targeted the four corners $(x, y)$ of the business card. * **Data Sorting & Filtering:** We mastered data refinement techniques, such as removing overlapping lines and labeling the found points in the order of 'top-left, top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left.' * **The Magic of Transformation (Perspective):** We concluded with practical techniques for straightening tilted images or, conversely, compositing an image into a frame of your choice. 📢 "Does looking at formulas give you a headache? It was the same for me." When I first took on an image processing project in the field, what bothered me most were the screens full of $\sin$ and $\cos$ formulas. Textbooks were full of nothing but equations, and nowhere provided answers to practical problems like, **"Why can't this find the business card in my code?"** Through this lecture, I want to help you solve three chronic problems you will encounter: 1. **"The problem where math feels like an alien language"** → Solved through [The Power of Analogy]. Instead of simply memorizing linear equations, I help you understand them through **'lasers fired from the origin'** and **'shadow play.'** Once you understand the principles, the code follows naturally. I translate formulas into the 'easiest language' that I discovered after countless trials and errors. 2. **"The problem where you know the theory but can't apply it"** → Solved through [Data Auditions]. Why are there 10 borders on my business card? Why is the order of the corners scrambled? I have revealed all my debugging know-how on how to filter and sort the 'messy data' you inevitably encounter in practice. The audition logic for separating the wheat from the chaff will take your project to the next level. 3. **"The problem where the result is boring"** → Finished with [Interactive Composition]. This isn't a lecture that ends with just looking at black-and-white edges. The moment you tuck the business card you created into a 'Hall of Fame frame' that you clicked yourself with a mouse, you will experience **'the magic of manipulating space'** beyond simple coding. "Computer vision is not about math; it's the process of gaining a new set of eyes to see the world." I want to pass on to you that thrilling 'A-ha!' moment I realized in the field. You can close the complex theory books now. Let's paint images freely with the brush of code together!

In Part 3 of Creating a Python Trading Room for Quant Investment, you will learn about portfolio theory and concepts necessary for real investment, as well as how to implement them with code. In Parts 1 & 2, you mainly learned about code implementation methods for analyzing financial data, and in Part 3, you will learn about 'portfolios', which are an important part of quantitative investment. With the question of why you should create a portfolio, you will learn portfolio theory, implement it in Python, and practice the code necessary for real portfolio investment. I hope this lecture will be helpful for your own portfolio investment.

This lecture is a follow-up lecture to 'Python Data-Based Stock Quant Investment Part 1'. If Part 1 was more of an introduction, Part 2 is an in-depth lecture that focuses on the entire flow of practical strategy implementation and quantitative investment development. This class focuses on advanced Pandas techniques for handling time series data, and how to implement signal-based strategies and static/dynamic asset allocation strategies that require adjusting asset weights at various intervals based on this. Furthermore, it goes beyond strategy implementation and learns about 'code framework' that directly verifies and backtests various investment strategies with minimal code modifications, how to extend this to improve it so that it can lead to actual investment, and what to watch out for in this process. In addition to the programming component, you can experience the best Python quant investment flow that you cannot find in investment books, blogs, YouTube, etc. by deeply covering theoretical contents such as the two types of return concepts (simple return, log return) and evaluation indicators related to backtesting.

Now display Python results as web pages! You can create your own web page using only Python. This is an opportunity to create an Interactive Dashboard that allows you to check results created with Python, such as data analysis and machine learning, on a web page!

Django Base Camp is a course where you can systematically learn the core of the Django web framework from beginner to intermediate level. You can quickly develop the ability to build web applications through project-oriented, practical classes.

Let's build a solid foundation in Python and solve data analysis problems!

We will develop a web app that collects data using concurrent/parallel programming in Python, loads it into MongoDB, analyzes it, and visualizes the collected data using FastAPI, a modern web framework. In the process, you will learn and understand Python concurrent/parallel programming using coroutines, multi-threading, and multi-processing, and understand how to use them to improve Python's performance. We will help you apply Python concurrent/parallel codes directly to your work. We will not only teach you how to develop and end, but also how to deploy and operate an actual app on the AWS cloud.

In this class, you will learn about the principles and methods of analyzing and processing various types of financial data using Python's Pandas library, apply them to situations you may encounter in the real world, and ultimately learn how to implement backtesting based on financial statement data (based on Kang Hwan-guk's book, "You Can Do Quant Investment"). As a result, you can break away from being a "passive investor" who simply follows what others say without verifying or basing the investment logic, and become a "self-directed and active investor" who can freely extract various elements necessary for strategy implementation from data and quantitatively analyze them using Python and Pandas.

If you are planning a service, a website is an essential element. Of course, in addition to the service, most of the currently provided program infrastructures operate based on the web. The purpose of this course is to learn how to create a website using Python, which is considered the easiest programming language, and how to set it up to an actual operational state.

This is a basic DFS lecture that explains the way a liberal arts major and working developer studied to get a job :) We have prepared a lecture where you can learn by solving problems yourself, with minimal boring theory lectures! After taking this lecture, you will be able to solve silver level DFS problems on your own according to Baekjoon standards.

Learn network programming from scratch, fully utilizing Python and ChatGPT. Rather than tedious conceptual explanations, the focus is on students directly writing network code through practical exercises and personally verifying how their written programs operate. You can acquire skills ranging from basic network practicals to network technologies applicable in real-world scenarios, and build deep understanding and proficiency through exercises dealing with various protocols and tools. Furthermore, by leveraging ChatGPT, students can have a memorable learning experience without feeling difficulty or boredom.

A course to understand and practice machine learning that efficiently performs complex analysis and prediction! Machine learning, which seemed difficult and complicated, can be easily and enjoyably learned in its core with Maso Campus' <Python Machine Learning>.

This is a course to learn about Airflow, an Orchestration tool for efficiently building and managing data pipelines. Welcome to the Airflow Master Class, where even beginners can learn step-by-step!

AI does the coding, I get the results! Maximize practical programming skills, achievable even for beginners!

Do you manually type in numerous commands every time you build a complex project or create a deployment package? Currently, most open-source projects use build automation scripts to save the trouble of typing commands. Do you also find building tedious? Then use this course to automate your builds and increase your work efficiency.