Data Science for Climate Change
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Data Science for Climate Change at FutureLearn Overview
Data Science for Climate Change
at FutureLearn
Learn how to use data science and big data to make crucial decisions that can help fight climate change.
Duration | 4 weeks |
Total fee | ₹2,763 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
Data Science for Climate Change at FutureLearn Highlights
Data Science for Climate Change
at FutureLearn
- Earn a certificate upon completion
Data Science for Climate Change at FutureLearn Course details
Data Science for Climate Change
at FutureLearn
Skills you will learn
More about this course
- On this four-week course, you’ll get started with data science to learn what it is, how it is used, and the societal influence it can have on big issues such as climate change
- You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of data science including big data, data architecture, and the types of analytics you can use to make data-driven decisions
- First, you’ll unpack the process of visualisation to understand how you can accurately represent the information and data you collect
- You’ll be guided through the decision process to understand how to navigate the human and machine collaboration to make informed decisions and develop your decision-making style
Data Science for Climate Change at FutureLearn Curriculum
Data Science for Climate Change
at FutureLearn
Getting Started with Data Science
Course Overview
Data Science Overview
The Data Flood
Analytics
Visualization and Analytics as a Process
Visualization
CRISP-DM
Other Processes
Data-driven Decisions
Decision-making
Decision-making Process
Data-driven Decisions
Human-machine Collaboration
Decision-making Styles
Climate Change and Use Cases
Introduction to Climate Change
Climate Change Challenges
Data Science and Climate Change
Use Cases
Course Wrap Up
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