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Edx Machine Learning Course Outlines

This document outlines the syllabus for a 4-week online course on machine learning for data science and analytics. The course covers fundamental algorithms, machine learning techniques like classification and clustering, and applications of machine learning like predictive modeling and topic modeling. Students' grades will be based solely on assignments, with no exams. Upon passing all assignments, students will receive a certificate for this individual course as well as an XSeries certificate if they complete a trio of related courses.

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Edx Machine Learning Course Outlines

This document outlines the syllabus for a 4-week online course on machine learning for data science and analytics. The course covers fundamental algorithms, machine learning techniques like classification and clustering, and applications of machine learning like predictive modeling and topic modeling. Students' grades will be based solely on assignments, with no exams. Upon passing all assignments, students will receive a certificate for this individual course as well as an XSeries certificate if they complete a trio of related courses.

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machine learning FOR DATA SCIENCE AND ANALYTICS: DS102X


COURSE SYLLABUS

Week 1: Algorithms 1

1. Introduction to Algorithms and Machine Learning

2. Introduction to Algorithms

3. Tools to Analyze Algorithms

4. Algorithmic Technique: Divide and Conquer

5. Divide and Conquer Example: Investing

6. Randomization in Algorithms

7. Application Area Scheduling 1

8. Application Area Scheduling 2

Week 2: Algorithms 2

1. Graphs

2. Some Ideas Behind Map Searches 1

3. Some Ideas Behind Map Searches 2

4. Application of Algorithms: Stable Marriages Example

5. Dictionaries and Hashing

6. Search Trees

7. Dynamic Programming 1
8. Dynamic Programming 2

Week 3: Algorithms 3 and Application to Personal Genomics

1. Linear Programming 1

2. Linear Programming 2

3. NP-completeness 1

4. NP-completeness 2

5. NP-completeness 3 and Summary

6. Introduction to Personal Genomics

7. Massive Raw Data In Genomics

8. Data Science On Personal Genomes

9. Interconnectedness Of Personal Genomes

10. Personal Genomics Case Studies

11. Personal Genomics Conclusion

Week 4: Machine Learning

1. Algorithms in Machine Learning

2. What Is Machine Learning 1

3. What Is Machine Learning 2

4. Classification

5. Linear Classifiers

6. Ensemble Classifiers

7. Model Selection

8. Cross Validation

9. Machine Learning Summary

Week 5: Machine Learning Applications

1. Machine Learning Application: Introduction to Probabilistic Topic Models


2. Probabilistic Modeling 1

3. Probabilistic Modeling 2

4. Topic Modeling

5. Probabilistic Inference

6. Machine Learning Application: Prediction of Preterm Birth

7. Data Description and Preparation

8. Methods for Prediction of Preterm Birth

9. Results and Discussion

10. Summary and Conclusion

11. Relation Between Machine Learning and Statistics

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Grading Policy

Assignments count towards 100% of the grade. There will be no midterm


exam and no final exam.

Two lowest assignments will be dropped.

Students have 2 attempts to complete assignments, unless otherwise noted in


the assignment description.

Passing grade for the course is 60% or higher.

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Certificate Information

This course is part of a three-part Data Science and Analytics in Context


XSeries from ColumbiaX. If you earn a passing grade in all three courses in this
series for a verified certificate, you will also receive an XSeries certificate for the
series.

For self-paced courses, certificates are available on-demand, which means that once a student passes
the course, they can request their certificate through their Progress page.
Request and Download a Certificate
To receive your certificate at any time after you qualify, follow these steps.
1. On the course Progress page, select Request Certificate.

After you request your certificate, the certificate creation process may take up to 48 hours.
When your certificate is ready, a “Your certificate is available” message appears on
your Progress page.

2. Download your certificate from the Progress page or from your dashboard.

• To download your certificate from the Progress page, select Download Your Certificate in the
upper right corner of the page.

• To download your certificate from your dashboard, select Download Your Certificate next to
the name of your course.

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