Generative AI: Enhance your Data Analytics Career (Coursera)

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Generative AI: Enhance your Data Analytics Career (Coursera)

This comprehensive course unravels the potential of generative AI in data analytics. The course will provide an in-depth knowledge of the fundamental concepts, models, tools, and generative AI applications regarding the data analytics landscape.

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In this course, you will examine real-world applications and use generative AI to gain data insights using techniques such as prompts, visualization, storytelling, querying and so on. In addition, you will understand the ethical implications, considerations, and challenges of using generative AI in data analytics across different industries.
You will acquire practical experience through hands-on labs where you will leverage generative AI models and tools such as ChatGPT, ChatCSV, Mostly.AI, SQLthroughAI and more.
Finally, you will apply the concepts learned throughout the course to a data analytics project. Also, you will have an opportunity to test your knowledge with practice and graded quizzes and earn a certificate.
This course is suitable for both practicing data analysts as well as learners aspiring to start a career in data analytics. It requires some basic knowledge of data analytics, prompt engineering, Python programming and generative artificial intelligence.
This course is part of the IBM Generative AI for Cybersecurity Professionals Specialization.

What you'll learn

  • Describe how you can use Generative AI tools and techniques in the context of data analytics across industries
  • Implement various data analytic processes such as data preparation, analysis, visualization and storytelling using Generative AI tools
  • Evaluate real-world case studies showcasing the successful application of Generative AI in deriving meaningful insights
  • Analyze the ethical considerations and challenges associated with using Generative AI in data analytics

Syllabus

Data Analytics and Generative AI
This module introduces Generative AI for Data Analytics. You will explore several generative AI tools used in data analytics and gain insights into implementing them successfully. The module covers using generative AI for tasks like data generation and augmentation, data preparation, querying databases, and obtaining insights from Q&A models.

Use of Generative AI for Data Analytics
In this module, you will have the skills and knowledge to effectively use Generative AI to derive insights, create visually compelling data representations, and construct interactive dashboards for data analytics pipelines. You will also understand the importance of ethical practices in utilizing generative models for data analytics.

Final Project and Exam
In this module, you will complete a guided practice project where you will use a real-world data set and practice generative AI to generate Python codes that can perform data preparation, analysis, visualization and dashboarding. In addition, you will attempt a final graded exam designed to evaluate your understanding of generative AI.

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