Data Visualisation with Python : My course on Skillshare

Recently, I launched a class on Skillshare called "Intro to Data Visualisation with Python : Create Comprehensive Plots with Matplotlib and Numpy". It's a class I sought to create as my flagship project for the summer of 2019

This class is all you need to visualise data with Python. It aims to teach the essentials required to visualise data with Matplotlib, a library for plotting in python. The class also covers NumPy in a brief manner, a scientific computing library that goes hand-in-hand with the visualisation capabilities provided by Matplotlib. We'll also work with CSV files with pandas. You'll also be getting the essential coding practices required to create these types of programs.

To make the most out of this class, it is beneficial to have some prior programming experience ( preferably python ) but however, it's not necessary. An up-to-date system running Windows, MacOs or Linux with an installed version of python is recommended ( I will provide the resources if python is not installed ).

Link to the class : https://skl.sh/2KmruzI

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