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Using Python For Research Syllabus

The course 'Using Python for Research' is a self-paced, five-week program designed for individuals with some background in Python, requiring 4-8 hours of study per week. It includes graded comprehension checks and interactive homework, with a passing score of 70% needed to complete the course and earn a verified certificate. The course covers basic Python concepts, libraries, case studies, and statistical learning, and encourages active participation in the discussion forum.

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Using Python For Research Syllabus

The course 'Using Python for Research' is a self-paced, five-week program designed for individuals with some background in Python, requiring 4-8 hours of study per week. It includes graded comprehension checks and interactive homework, with a passing score of 70% needed to complete the course and earn a verified certificate. The course covers basic Python concepts, libraries, case studies, and statistical learning, and encourages active participation in the discussion forum.

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课程 讨论 Syllabus and FAQs 进度 笔记

Using Python for Research Start Course

Welcome to Using Python for Research Not sure yet

To start, set a course goal by selecting the option below that best describes your learning
plan.

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Welcome to Using Python for Research! 


The rst week of content in this course will be easy if you’re already familiar with Python
3, but will otherwise help get you up to speed for the following weeks. To get started, you
should take the self-assessment to determine if this is the right course for you. To
succeed in this course, we expect that you have some Python background. In week 1, we
review basic Python concepts.

If this course is too advanced for you, we recommend that you check out an introductory
Python course such as:

Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python


Introduction to Python for Data Science

This course is designed for self-paced study of around 4-8 hours per week for ve weeks,
including lectures, comprehension checks, and interactive homeworks. All of our
interactive homeworks were created with DataCamp, an online data science school.

All comprehension checks and interactive homeworks are graded. The comprehension
checks account for 40% of the total grade and the interactive homeworks account for
60% of the total grade. You must achieve an overall score of 70% to pass the course. You

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can take your time to watch the video lectures, attempt the comprehension checks, and
work on the interactive homeworks. Note that while the comprehension checks have a
maximum number of attempts, you may practice on the interactive homeworks multiple
times.

Certi cates
This course o ers Veri ed Certi cates. If you plan to use this course for job applications,
promotions, or school applications, you may prefer to have a Veri ed Certi cate. An edX
Veri ed Certi cate shows that you have successfully completed your edX course and
veri es your identity through your photo and ID. It's also a great way to give yourself an
incentive to complete the course and celebrate your success. You can check your
progress on the Progress page. If you signed up for a Veri ed Certi cate and you
achieved the passing grade, you can click the Request Certi cate button to receive your
certi cate.

Discussion Forum
We welcome your feedback, so if something is confusing or doesn't work the way you
expect, let us know and we'll do our best to address it. Please use the discussion board to
introduce yourself and let us know how you're doing. We want to encourage everyone to
actively use the forum to ask questions, give feedback, and even help your fellow
learners. However, please do NOT post answers and actual code in the forum.

Course sta are here to help students, provide guidance, and moderate the discussion
forum. With the large number of students enrolled in this course, please understand that
not every question can be answered by the course sta .

This ve-week course is self-paced. We're very excited to have you join us in this course
from HarvardX; we hope you enjoy Using Python for Research.

Best,

JP Onnela and the PH526x team

Week 0: Introductions and Self-Assessment

Introduction and Welcome

Pre-Quiz Self-Assessment

Important Pre-Course Survey

Week 1: Basics of Python 3

Week 1 Overview

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Part 1: Objects and Methods


Comprehension Check 

Part 2: Sequence Objects


Comprehension Check 

Part 3: Manipulating Objects


Comprehension Check 

Homework: Week 1
Homework 

Week 2: Python Libraries and Concepts Used in Research

Week 2 Overview

Part 1: Scope Rules and Classes


Comprehension Check 

Part 2: NumPy
Comprehension Check 

Part 3: Matplotlib and Pyplot


Comprehension Check 

Part 4: Randomness and Time


Comprehension Check 

Homework: Week 2
Homework 

Week 3: Case Studies Part 1

Week 3 Overview

Case Study 1: DNA Translation


Comprehension Check 

Homework: Case Study 1


Homework 

Case Study 2: Language Processing

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Comprehension Check 

Homework: Case Study 2


Homework 

Case Study 3: Introduction to Classi cation


Comprehension Check 

Homework: Case Study 3


Homework 

Week 4: Case Studies Part 2

Week 4 Overview

Case Study 4: Classifying Whiskies


Comprehension Check 

Homework: Case Study 4


Homework 

Case Study 5: Bird Migration


Comprehension Check 

Homework: Case Study 5


Homework 

Case Study 6: Social Network Analysis


Comprehension Check 

Homework: Case Study 6


Homework 

Week 5: Statistical Learning

Week 5 Overview

Part 1: Linear Regression


Comprehension Check 

Part 2: Logistic Regression


Comprehension Check 

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Part 3: Random Forest


Comprehension Check 

Homework: Case Study 7, Part 1


Homework 

Homework: Case Study 7, Part 2


Homework 

End of Course Survey

End of Course Survey

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