Developed Data Science Exercise Catalog
- Day: 2025-03-10
- Time: 04:30 to 06:00
- Project: Teaching
- Workspace: WP 2: Operational
- Status: In Progress
- Priority: MEDIUM
- Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
- Tags: Data Science, Education, Exercises, Visualization, Statistics, Machine Learning
Description
Session Goal
The session aimed to develop a comprehensive catalog of practical exercises for advanced Data Science courses, focusing on [[data visualization]], exploratory analysis, and statistical concepts.
Key Activities
- Compiled a list of 20 practical exercises aligned with advanced Data Science classes, emphasizing [[data visualization]] and exploratory analysis.
- Proposed structuring exercises in a detailed format, potentially using interactive notebooks.
- Provided feedback on a catalog of exercises for teaching Python and Pandas, suggesting improvements for course organization.
- Created a collection of 15 rigorous exercises on probability, hypothesis testing, and regression for hard science students, including simulations and code examples.
- Detailed a practical exercise on A/B testing, focusing on Type I and II errors in an e-commerce context.
- Conducted an analysis of hypothesis testing for comparing proportions using a two-sample Z-test in Python.
- Suggested advanced statistical topics to enrich a statistics course, such as simulations and dimensionality reduction.
- Compiled a list of 20 exercises to help students master machine learning concepts through practical and theoretical approaches.
Achievements
- Successfully compiled and structured a diverse set of exercises covering key areas in Data Science and Statistics.
- Enhanced the educational content with practical examples and feedback for better engagement and understanding.
Pending Tasks
- Finalize the structuring of exercises into interactive notebooks.
- Incorporate feedback into the existing exercise catalog for Python and Pandas.
- Develop detailed solutions and instructions for each exercise.
Evidence
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