In this one-hour of hands-on guided project, you can easily learn how to analyze data using pandas, a popular Python library used for data analysis. This project will teach you how to analyze credit risk on a client dataset using the pandas library.
An intermediate-level course by IBM
This hands-on guided project focuses on performing preliminary data analysis and credit risk assessment on a credit card client dataset. Students will gain invaluable experience in importing libraries, exploring datasets, analyzing data, and creating compelling visualizations. By the end of this course, participants will have developed job-ready skills in data analysis using pandas, a tool widely used across various industries including finance, economics, statistics, and web analytics.
The skills acquired in this course have wide-ranging applications in the real world. Learners can:
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