Course Outline

Introduction

  • The Data Science Process for government operations
  • Roles and responsibilities of a Data Scientist in the public sector

Preparing the Development Environment for Government Use

  • Libraries, frameworks, languages, and tools for government applications
  • Local development environments tailored for government needs
  • Collaborative web-based development platforms suitable for government projects

Data Collection for Government Operations

  • Different Types of Data
    • Structured Data
      • Local databases in government systems
      • Database connectors for government datasets
      • Common formats: xlxs, XML, Json, csv, etc.
    • Unstructured Data
      • Clicks, sensors, and mobile devices in government applications
      • APIs for government services
      • Internet of Things (IoT) data in public sector initiatives
      • Documents, images, videos, and audio files for government records
  • Case study: Collecting large amounts of unstructured data continuously for government use

Data Storage Solutions for Government

  • Relational databases for structured government data
  • Non-relational databases for flexible government datasets
  • Hadoop: Distributed File System (HDFS) for large-scale government data storage
  • Spark: Resilient Distributed Dataset (RDD) for efficient government data processing
  • Cloud storage options for secure and scalable government data management

Data Preparation for Government Analysis

  • Ingestion, selection, cleansing, and transformation of government data
  • Ensuring data quality—correctness, meaningfulness, and security in government datasets
  • Exception reports for government data integrity

Languages used for Data Preparation, Processing, and Analysis in Government

  • R Language
    • Introduction to R for government analysts
    • Data manipulation, calculation, and graphical display in government contexts
  • Python
    • Introduction to Python for government data scientists
    • Manipulating, processing, cleaning, and crunching government data

Data Analytics for Government Decision-Making

  • Exploratory Analysis
    • Basic statistics for government datasets
    • Draft visualizations to understand government data
    • Understanding the implications of government data
  • Causality in government data analysis
  • Features and transformations for government datasets
  • Machine Learning for Government Applications
    • Supervised vs. unsupervised learning for government use cases
    • Selecting appropriate models for government data analysis
  • Natural Language Processing (NLP) in government contexts

Data Visualization for Government Communication

  • Best Practices for government data visualization
  • Selecting the right chart type for government data
  • Color palettes suitable for government presentations
  • Advanced Visualization Techniques
    • Dashboards for real-time government data monitoring
    • Interactive visualizations to enhance government data communication
  • Storytelling with government data to inform policy and decision-making

Summary and Conclusion for Government Data Science Initiatives

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental database concepts for government use.
  • A foundational knowledge of statistical principles.
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