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Statistics for Data Professionals
This learning path is actively in production. More content will be added to this page as it gets published and becomes available in the library. Planned content includes: - Introduction to Statistics (video course) - Analyze a Dataset with Descriptive Statistics (code lab) - Introduction to Probability (video course) - Understanding Data Distributions (video course) - Explore Statistical Distributions in Data (code lab) - Testing Hypotheses with Data (video course) - Test a Business Question with Statistical Hypothesis Testing (code lab) - Correlation and Relationships in Data (video course) - Analyze Relationships in Data using Correlation (code lab) - Statistical Thinking and Communication (video course)
Statistics help data professionals and businesses turn raw data into trustworthy insights, better decisions, and clearer communication. This learning path aims to build a foundation in core statistical concepts, including probability, data distributions, hypothesis testing, correlation, and statistical communication. With a focus on creating an approachable experience for data practitioners and business professionals looking to become more data-savvy, this learning path emphasizes real-world understanding and application of statistics over deep academic theory.
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Statistics for Data Professionals
Watch the following courses to get started on your statistics journey.
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What You'll Learn
- How to get started with statistics
- How to get started with probability
- How to get started with data distributions
- How to test hypotheses with statistics
- How to work with correlations and relationships in data
- How to think statistically
- How to communicate statistical findings appropriately
- Learners interested in this path should be comfortable working with data at a basic level, and know how to interpret charts, tables, and simple numerical information. No formal training or background in statistics is required.
- Data analysis
- Data science
- Data visualization
- Stakeholder communication
- Python
