STA6257: Capstone Data Science
Syllabus
Course Information
- Instructor: Dr. Achraf Cohen
- Email: acohen@uwf.edu
- Class Meetings: TR @6:00PM to 7:15PM
- Email policy: Please put STA6257 in the email subject
- Zoom Link: https://uwf.zoom.us/my/acohen
- Class Meetings: Online Learning
- Course Materials: Canvas
- Office Hours: Office or Online by appointment
- Course Outline acohenstat.github.io/STA6257/
Course Description
This course will provide you with an opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills that they you have gained in the program. This final project will allow student to gain experience in data wrangling, data visualization, statistical modeling and prediction, machine learning applications, reporting and presenting the results. Upon the completion of this course, you will have a data product (paper and slides) to show to potential hiring managers; see Tentative Schedule
Student Learning Outcomes
At the completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Describe a research or business problem of interest
- Apply and compare statistical and machine learning methods
- Acquire, organize, summarize, and visualize data
- Communicate and formulate statistical analysis to an audience
- Collaborate with others
Course Materials
There is no required textbooks for this course. Course Materials are posted on Canvas. Lectures will be recorded and posted on Canvas.
Course Outline: acohenstat.github.io/STA6257/
Grading and Evaluation
The course grade will be determined as follows:
- Quizzes Project Progress (#12): 60%
- Oral Presentation - Slides (#1): 20%
- Final Paper Project (#1): 20%
Grade Distribution
Final course grades will be determined according to the following scale.
Letter Grade | Weighted Score |
---|---|
A | 93%–100% |
A- | 90%–92% |
B+ | 87%–89% |
B | 83%–86% |
B- | 80%–82% |
C+ | 77%–79% |
C | 73%–76% |
C- | 70%–72% |
D+ | 67%–69% |
D | 60%–66% |
F | < 60% |
University Statements and Policies
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