25-Day Data Science Training Program (6 Hours Per Day)

Topics Covered: SQL, Power BI, Python (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Scikit-Learn), Data
Science Fundamentals, and Projects

Weeks 1-2: Data Science Foundations with SQL

Day 1: Introduction to Data Science and Tools
• Overview of Data Science and Analytics
• Introduction to SQL, Power BI, and Python for Data Science
• Setting up the Environment (SQL Database, Jupyter Notebook, Power BI)
Day 2: SQL Basics - Data Types and Querying
• Introduction to Databases and SQL Syntax
• Data Types in SQL
• Writing Basic Queries: SELECT, WHERE, LIMIT
Day 3: SQL - Filtering and Aggregation
• Using WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, and ORDER BY Clauses
• SQL Functions: COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX
• Hands-on Task: Write basic analysis queries
Day 4: SQL - Joins and Relationships
• Types of Joins: INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL
• Understanding Table Relationships
• Task: Query multi-table datasets using joins
Day 5: SQL - Subqueries and Case Statements
• Writing Subqueries for Data Retrieval
• Using CASE for Conditional Logic
• Task: Solve advanced SQL queries
Day 6: SQL - Data Manipulation
• Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Data
• Transactions and Rollback Concepts
• Task: Create and manipulate data in a sample database
Day 7: SQL - Window Functions
• Introduction to ROW_NUMBER, RANK, PARTITION
• Using Window Functions for Advanced Aggregation
• Task: Write queries using window functions
Day 8: SQL Practice Project
 • Mini Project: Analyze a real-world dataset using SQL (e.g., sales or HR data)
• Insights Reporting with Aggregations, Joins, and Window Functions

Week 3: Data Visualization with Power BI

Day 9: Introduction to Power BI
• Power BI Setup and Overview
• Connecting to SQL and Other Data Sources
• Task: Explore data in Power BI
Day 10: Data Transformation in Power BI
• Power Query for Data Cleaning (Remove Duplicates, Split Columns)
• Formatting Data for Analysis
• Task: Prepare a dataset in Power BI
Day 11: Building Basic Visualizations in Power BI
• Bar, Line, Pie Charts, and Tables
• Using Filters and Slicers for Analysis
• Task: Create a simple dashboard
Day 12: Advanced Visualizations in Power BI
• Scatter Plots, Heat Maps, Tree Maps
• Drill-Through and Conditional Formatting
• Task: Design an advanced report
Day 13: Power BI - DAX Basics
• Introduction to DAX (Calculated Columns and Measures)
• Task: Create calculated fields for KPIs
Day 14: Power BI - Interactive Dashboards
• Adding Filters, Slicers, and Drill-Through
• Designing Multi-Page Reports
• Task: Build an interactive business dashboard
Day 15: Power BI Project
• Mini Project: Create a multi-page, interactive Power BI report
• Integrate SQL queries for real-time analysis

Weeks 4-5: Python for Data Science and Machine Learning

Day 16: Python Basics for Data Science
• Setting Up Python Environment and Jupyter Notebook
• Introduction to Pandas, NumPy, and Matplotlib
• Basic DataFrame Operations
Day 17: Data Manipulation with Pandas
• Handling Missing Data and Duplicates
• Filtering and Sorting Data
• Task: Clean and preprocess a dataset
Day 18: Data Analysis with Pandas
• Grouping, Aggregation, and Merging Data
• Hands-on Task: Perform analysis on a sample dataset
Day 19: Data Visualization with Matplotlib and Seaborn
• Line, Bar, Scatter, Histogram, and Heatmaps
• Customizing Plots with Titles, Labels, Legends
• Task: Visualize insights from a dataset
Day 20: Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
• Overview of EDA Techniques
• Correlation Analysis and Summary Statistics
• Task: Perform EDA on a real-world dataset
Day 21: Introduction to Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn
• Overview of Machine Learning Types
• Preparing Data for Models (Splitting Data, Feature Scaling)
• Task: Train and test a regression model
Day 22: Supervised Learning - Regression Models
• Linear Regression Implementation
• Evaluating Model Performance (MAE, RMSE)
• Task: Build and evaluate a regression model
Day 23: Supervised Learning - Classification Models
• Logistic Regression and Decision Trees
• Metrics: Accuracy, Precision, Recall
• Task: Train a classification model
Day 24: Final Data Science Project
• Objective: Analyze and Visualize a Real-World Dataset
• Clean Data, Perform EDA, Create Visualizations in Power BI
• Build a Simple Machine Learning Model in Python
Day 25: Project Presentation and Review
• Present Final Projects (SQL Queries, Power BI Dashboards, Python Models)
• Feedback, Q&A, and Course Summary
Course Outcomes for the 25-Day Data Science Training Program
By the end of this program, participants will:

SQL Skills for Data Analysis and Management

• Gain a strong foundation in SQL database concepts and its role in data science.
• Write effective SQL queries to retrieve, filter, and analyze data using techniques like
joins, aggregations, and subqueries.
• Apply window functions and advanced SQL techniques to solve complex data
analysis tasks.
• Demonstrate practical skills in data manipulation (inserting, updating, deleting data) and
ensure data integrity through transactions.
• Build SQL-driven insights for business decision-making.

Power BI Skills for Data Visualization and Reporting

• Understand and utilize Power BI tools for connecting, cleaning, and transforming
data from various sources.
• Create compelling data visualizations including bar charts, line graphs, scatter plots,
and heatmaps.
• Design interactive dashboards with filters, slicers, and drill-through capabilities for better
decision-making.
• Master DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) to create calculated fields and measures
for advanced reporting.
• Deliver professional-quality business intelligence reports with multi-page,
interactive designs.

Python Skills for Data Science

• Gain proficiency in Python for data analysis, including working with libraries like Pandas,
NumPy, Matplotlib, and Seaborn.
• Clean, preprocess, and manipulate data using Pandas for exploratory data analysis (EDA).
• Use Matplotlib and Seaborn to create insightful data visualizations and uncover patterns.
• Perform EDA to summarize data, find correlations, and identify trends in datasets.

Machine Learning and Data Science Fundamentals

• Understand the basics of machine learning models, including supervised learning
(regression and classification).
 • Implement machine learning workflows using Scikit-Learn, from data preprocessing to
model evaluation.
• Train and evaluate simple linear regression models for predicting continuous values.
• Build and assess classification models (e.g., logistic regression, decision trees) for
categorical outcomes.

Hands-On Project Work

• Apply skills learned in SQL, Power BI, and Python to real-world datasets through
hands- on projects.
• Create comprehensive data pipelines—from data extraction and cleaning to visualization
and modeling.
• Develop end-to-end solutions, including SQL queries, Power BI dashboards, and
Python machine learning models.
• Present findings and actionable insights through a final project presentation
to demonstrate practical expertise.

• Trainer's Payment Calculation (Without TDS):

• Trainer's Commercials per Day: ₹8,000/-