Complete Course on Data Visualization, Matplotlib and Python
$99.99 $10.99Track price
COURSE IN THE NUTSHELL
Concise and to the point, as I appreciate your time and don’t have the luxury to tell you my story
Easy to understand and tailored for a broad audience, as it only requires a basic knowledge of Python and only
WHAT STUDENTS SAY
This is a great course! Bekzod’s instruction is very clear and concise. I went from having zero knowledge of Matplotlib to creating highly customized visualizations within hours. Prerequisites in Python and Pandas are not necessarily needed but understanding the basics in both will maximize your experience in this course. I recommend to open a blank notebook and following along with Bekzod, pausing along the way read the help documentation he references, as well as read any code snippets you may not understand right away. It takes a little longer to finish the course but it’s more than worth it. I’m looking forward to additional courses offered by Bekzod. – Jeff Dowden
I learn a lot from the lesson until now. This lesson improves my understanding of OOP. It is so easy, interesting and amazing to use python to visualize data from the perspective of OOP. – Haitao Lyu
This course is completely amazing. Direct to the point and use real data not simulation with numpy as usually others did. Great job Bekzod!! – Hartanto
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Duration | 3.5 hours |
Year | 2018 |
Level | All |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | Yes |
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Ary Berberian –
I like the content but sometimes, the author is not explaining what the exact command is doing. For example, I had to google ‘%matplotlib inline’ to understand what it does, ‘random.seed’ as well. The author could explain these pieces of code just in a line without too many details.
Juanito Co –
Very nice. Highly recommended.
Saar Karina Dadashev –
The instructor doesn’t explain anything he does.
Eleanor Simpson –
I got this course in the sale, if I had paid full price I would have requested a refund. The instructor tries to keep the pace swift, I assume to keep people’s attention, but in doing so each lesson feels rushed and leaves me with lots of questions. Very little of the code is explained. It is useful as a guide to the things matplotlib can do, but not for in depth learning. There are a few at the end, but I would have liked more exercises throughout the course to practice what was in the video instead of throw away 1 question quizzes. As a footnote the gifs/memes whatever are patronising, annoying and don’t belong in a professional course.
Manish Chander –
the instructor doesnt xplain much of details.I dnt recommend
Geoffry Sams –
Solid explanations
Mayank Naithani –
Excellent tutorial for learning Visualization and under the hood concepts
Manikandan N J –
Good, but need some more examples with detailed information.
Diego Sierra Maillo Martinez –
It just shows you some basic code line by line and expects you to run it. When he does something more complex, he skips any explanation on how that works. If you had all code with a couple of comments on what each line is doing you’d learn the same in a tiny portion of the invested time. Gets something wrong, says aw [muted], nobody promised you ll have something nice looking, so don t blame me and finishes the lesson with a non usable output. Other times gets basic stuff wrong and has to go back to fix it instead of rerecording the video. Q&A section is all questions without any answer. You need to download resources one by one for each of the 48 modules. Also he doesn t follow PEP8, which to me is a must.
Nakul M –
This is really an awesome training
Prethumon K John –
there should be an introduction on how to assign the names, codes before jumping directly to plotting graphs
Emile Sanchez –
It’s thorough and covers a lot. It may be a bit fast for beginners, but I personally like it this way. The fast forward sound is a bit distracting , irritating even, so may be discarded. There’s at least one video where you said a line twice. Missed in editing? I suggest reviewing all videos just to clean it up a bit. But overall, I’m happy with this course.