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Course Outline
Introduction to AWS Cloud9 for Analytical Workloads
- Overview of AWS Cloud9 capabilities supporting data science initiatives
- Establishing a data science workspace within AWS Cloud9
- Configuring Cloud9 to support Python, R, and Jupyter Notebook environments
Data Ingestion and Preparation
- Importing and cleansing data from diverse sources
- Utilizing AWS S3 for secure data storage and access control
- Preparing data structures for analysis and modeling tasks
Data Analysis in AWS Cloud9
- Conducting exploratory data analysis using Python and R
- Leveraging Pandas, NumPy, and visualization libraries for insight generation
- Performing statistical analysis and hypothesis testing within Cloud9
Machine Learning Model Development
- Developing machine learning models using Scikit-learn and TensorFlow
- Training and evaluating models in the AWS Cloud9 environment
- Integrating SageMaker with Cloud9 for scalable model development
Database Integration and Management
- Connecting AWS RDS and Redshift to AWS Cloud9
- Executing queries on large datasets using SQL and Python
- Managing big data workflows with AWS services
Model Deployment and Optimization
- Deploying machine learning models via AWS Lambda
- Automating deployment processes using AWS CloudFormation
- Optimizing data pipelines for performance and cost-efficiency for government operations
Collaborative Development and Security
- Facilitating collaboration on data science projects in Cloud9
- Implementing Git for version control and project management
- Applying security best practices to protect data and models in AWS Cloud9
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Foundational knowledge of data science principles
- Competency in Python programming
- Practical experience with cloud platforms and AWS services, designed for government applications
Audience
- Data scientists
- Data analysts
- Machine learning engineers
28 Hours
Testimonials (2)
Hands-on exercises related to content really helps to understand more about each topic. Also, style of start class with lecture and continue with hands-on exercise is good and helpful to relate with the lecture that presented earlier.
Nazeera Mohamad - Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation
Course - Introduction to Data Science and AI using Python
I've find out new interesting things about Lambda and Serverless