DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & EMERGING TECHNOLOGY(AI&ML)

LESSON PLAN: 2024 -2025

Academic Year 2024-2025 Class AIML
Subject Code &
Subject Name IDS 21CD502PC:
Regulation
Faculty Name Mrs. K.JHANSI RANI Total No. of Periods 70
Commencement of Completion of
20.08.2024 04.01.2025
Instruction Instruction
Date of I MID Exam 14/10/24-16/10/24 Date of II MID Exam 9/12/24-11/12/24

Prerequisites:
Prerequisites: Programming for Problem Solving
Course Objectives:
 Learn concepts, techniques and tools they need to deal with various facets of data science practice,
including data collection and integration
 Understand the basic types of data and basic statistics
 Identify the importance of data reduction and data visualization technique.
Week UNIT LECT TOPIC DATE OF REASON Princip al
NO. NO. URE COMPLETION FOR
NO. Proposed Actual DEVIATION HOD
I 1 Definition of Data Science- 02/09/24
I 2 Big Data and Data Science hype 03/09/24
getting past the hype 04/09/24
I 3

1 Datafication 06/09/24
I 4
Current landscape of perspectives 06/09/24
I 5

I 6 Supervised ML 09/09/24

2 I 7 Un Supervised ML 10/09/24

Statistical Inference 11/09/24

I 8
Populations and samples 13/09/24
I 9
I 10 Statistical modeling 13/09/24
 Regression models 14/09/24
I 11
Classification model 18/09/24
I 12
Linear Regression 20/09/24
I 13

14 Decision Tree Regression

20/09/24
II

II 15 Probability distributions
21/09/24
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I 16 fitting a model – Over fitting
23/09/24

I 17 Basics of R: Introduction
24/09/24

I 18 R- Environment Setup
25/09/24

I 19 Programming with R
27/09/24

II 20 Basic Data Types.

27/09/24

Types of Data: Attributes and 28/09/24

II 21
4 Measurement,
II 22 What is an Attribute?
30/09/24

1/10/24
II 23 The Type of an Attribute,
II 24 The Different Types of Attributes 4/10/24
Describing Attributes by the Number
II 25 4/10/24
of Values
II 26 Asymmetric Attributes, 5/10/24
II 27 Binary Attribute, Nominal Attributes, 18/10/24
5 II 28 Ordinal Attributes, 18/10/24
19/10/24
II 29 Numeric Attributes,
21/10/24
II 30 Discrete versus Continuous Attributes
22/10/24
II 31 Basic Statistical Descriptions of Data
Measuring the Central Tendency: 23/10/24
II 32
Mean, Median, and Mode,
6 Measuring the Dispersion of Data: 25/10/24
II 33
Range, Quartiles, Variance,
Standard Deviation, and Inter- quartile 25/10/24
II 34
Range,
 Graphic Displays of Basic Statistical 26/10/24
II 35
Descriptions of Data.
28/10/24
II 36 Vectors: Creating and Naming Vectors
Vector Arithmetic ,Vector sub setting, 29/10/24
III 37
Matrices: Creating and Naming 1/11/24
III 38
Matrices,
Matrix Sub setting, Arrays, Class. 1/11/24
III 39
7
Factors and Data Frames: Introduction 2/11/24
III 40
to Factors: Factor Levels,
Summarizing a Factor, Ordered 4/11/24
III 41
Factors
III 42 Comparing Ordered Factors 5/11/24
III 43 Introduction to Data Frame, 7/11/24
III 44 Sub setting of Data Frames, 8/11/24
III 45 Extending Data Frames 8/11/24
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III 46 Sorting Data Frames. 9/11/24
III 47 Lists: Introduction, creating a List: 11/11/24
III 48 Creating a Named List, 12/11/24
III 49 Accessing List Elements, 14/11/24
III 50 Manipulating List Elements, 15/11/24
III 51 Merging Lists, 15/11/24
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III 52 Converting Lists to Vectors 16/11/24
III Conditionals and Control Flow: 18/11/24
53
Relational Operators
III 54 Relational Operators and Vectors, 19/11/24
III 55 Logical Operators, 21/11/24
III 56 Logical Operators and Vectors, 22/11/24
10 III 57 Conditional Statements. 22/11/24
Iterative Programming in R: 23/11/24
IV 58
Introduction, While Loop,
IV 59 For Loop, Looping Over List. 25/11/24
Functions in R: Introduction, writing a 26/11/24
IV 60
Function in R,
Nested Functions, Function Scoping, 28/11/24
IV 61
Recursion,
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IV 62 Loading an R Package, 29/11/24
IV 63 Mathematical Functions in R. 29/11/24
IV 64 Charts and Graphs: Introduction, 30/11/24
 IV 65 Pie Chart: Chart Legend, 2/12/24
IV 66 Bar Chart, Box Plot, 3/12/24
IV 67 Histogram, Line Graph: 5/12/24
Multiple Lines in Line Graph, Scatter 6/12/24
12 IV 68
Plot.
Regression: Linear Regression 6/12/24
IV 69
Analysis,
IV 70 Multiple Linear regression 7/12/24

Course Outcomes:

 Understand basic terms of statistical modeling and data science

 Implementation of R programming concepts
 Utilize R elements for data visualization and prediction
TEXT BOOKS:

1. Doing Data Science, Straight Talk from the Frontline. Cathy O’Neil and Rachel Schutt, O’Reilly, 2014. 2.
2. K G Srinivas, G M Siddesh, “Statistical programming in R”, Oxford Publications.

REFERENCE BOOK:

1. Jiawei Han, Micheline Kamber and Jian Pei. Data Mining: Concepts and Techniques, 3rd Ed. The
Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems.
2. Introduction to Data Mining, Pang-Ning Tan, Vipin Kumar, Michael Steinbanch, Pearson Education.
3. Brain S. Everitt, “A Handbook of Statistical Analysis Using R”, Second Edition, 4 LLC, 2014.
4. Dalgaard, Peter, “Introductory statistics with R”, Springer Science & Business Media, 2008. 5. Paul
Teetor, “R Cookbook”, O’Reilly, 2011.

Signature of the Faculty Signature of the HOD

[K.JHANSI RANI] with date