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This document provides information on two introductory courses for a Bachelor of Science in Data Science: Introduction to Data Science and Basics of Data Science Practical. Introduction to Data Science is a 5 period per week course worth 2 credits, evaluated through a theory exam and internal assessments. Basics of Data Science Practical is a 3 period per week practical course worth 2 credits, evaluated through a practical exam and internal assessments. The courses aim to provide conceptual understanding of data science basics and the art of data science.

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This document provides information on two introductory courses for a Bachelor of Science in Data Science: Introduction to Data Science and Basics of Data Science Practical. Introduction to Data Science is a 5 period per week course worth 2 credits, evaluated through a theory exam and internal assessments. Basics of Data Science Practical is a 3 period per week practical course worth 2 credits, evaluated through a practical exam and internal assessments. The courses aim to provide conceptual understanding of data science basics and the art of data science.

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B. Sc.

(Data Science) Semester – I


Course Name: Introduction to data Course Code: TCSCUSDS101
Science
Periods per week (1 Period is 50 5
minutes)
Credits 2
Hours Marks
Evaluation System Theory 2 60
examination
Internal -- 40(20 –Test, 10 – Tutorial, 10 –
Active Participation)

Course Name: Basics of data Science Course Code: TCSCUSDSP101


Practical
Periods per week (1 Period is 50 3 (10 Practicals covering the syllabus)
minutes)
Credits 2
Hours Marks
Evaluation System Practical 2½ 50
Examination
Internal -- --

Objectives ● This course aims to provide conceptual


understanding of Art of DataScience.
● This course aims to provide the basics
understanding of needs ofData Science.

Unit Details Lectures


I Introduction to Data: Data and Information, Data collection methods, Structured, 12
Unstructured and Semi-structured data, Quantitative and Qualitative data.
The Art of Data Science: Big Data, Volume, Velocity, Variety, Machine Learning,
Supervised and Unsupervised Learning, Predictions and Forecasts, Innovation and
Experimentation, The Dark Side Big Errors, Privacy, Theories, Models, Intuition,
Causality, Prediction, Correlation.
II Basics of R: 12
What is R? Features and properties of R, Limitations of R, Benefits of R, R Objects.
Data Types in R: Matrices, Lists, Factors, Vectors, Arrays, Data Frames,
Data Operators in R: Arithmetic, Assignment, Relational, Logical, Special Operators
RMarkdown: Knitting, rmd files.
III Control Structures: if-else, for loop, nested for loop, while loop, repeat loop, break 12
and next.
Functions In R: Built in and User defined, Syntax, arguments and parameters, return
statement.
Data Frames: CSV files, syntax, Reading data from excel workbooks and csv files.
Renaming rows and columns, Subsetting a dataframe.
IV Handling Data: Cleaning data, missing values, handling missing values. 12
R-statistics: Mean, Median and Mode, Summary, Linear regression, Normal
distribution, Poisson distribution, Time series analysis
R-Plots: Pie chart, Bar chart, Box plot, Histogram, Line graphs, Scatter plots.
V Data Exploration and Transformation: Tibble, The Tidyverse Package – select, 12
mutate, filter, summarizing and grouping, gather, spread, separate, unite.
Advance Visualization : ggplot, facets, themes, legends.

Books and References:


Sr. No. Title Author/s Publishe Edition Year
r
1. Data Science: Theories, Models, Sanjeev R Das
Algorithms and Analytics
2. Foundations of Data Science Arvim Blum, John
Hopcroft and Ravindran
Kannan
3. Doing Data Science Rachel Schutt and Cathy O’Reilly
O’Neil

Course Understand importance of Data Science.


Outcome

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