Cover NumPy, Pandas & many other libraries in one program
Being an IT company, we know exact profile specifications and technical requirements for Data Analytics developers. We have drafted the most advanced industry oriented curriculum for Data Analytics. That’s why NSPL Data Analytics Training in Amritsar is ranked best among professionals in international arena.
What is data analytics & its lifecycle
Analytical thinking & decision frameworks
Types of analytics: descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, prescriptive
Data analyst vs data scientist vs business analyst
Key roles and responsibilities in the analytics ecosystem
Real-world analytics pipeline (data → insight → decision)
Importance of data-driven culture in business
Tools and technologies overview in modern analytics
Understanding business problems and converting them into analytical questions
What is a database and its role in analytics
Relational vs non-relational databases
Tables, records, keys, and relationships
Database design and normalization
ER diagrams and schema structure
CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
Data constraints and referential integrity
Data warehousing basics
Connecting Python, Tableau, and Power BI to databases
Understanding databases, schemas, and tables
SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY, and HAVING clauses
Data extraction and transformation using joins and subqueries
Window functions (RANK, ROW_NUMBER, LAG, LEAD)
Common Table Expressions (CTEs) for complex queries
Aggregations, nested queries, and date/time manipulations
Creating and using views for analytics
SQL query optimization and indexing basics
Real-world analytics use cases and mini-projects
Setting up MySQL and MySQL Workbench
Writing and executing analytical queries
Importing/exporting datasets (CSV, JSON)
Stored procedures, triggers, and views
User roles, permissions, and data security
MySQL indexing and performance tuning
Integrating MySQL with Tableau and Power BI
What is NoSQL and why it emerged
Limitations of relational databases for modern data
Core NoSQL database types: Document-based, Key-Value, Column-family, Graph
Differences between SQL and NoSQL (schema, scaling, flexibility)
CAP theorem and BASE properties
Data modeling strategies in NoSQL systems
When to choose NoSQL over SQL in analytics workflows
Overview of popular NoSQL databases (MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis, Neo4j)
Connecting NoSQL systems to analytics tools
Introduction to MongoDB and BSON structure
Core components: databases, collections, documents, indexes
Installing and setting up MongoDB & MongoDB Compass
CRUD operations (insertOne, find, updateOne, deleteOne)
Advanced queries and filtering
Aggregation pipelines for analytical transformations
Data modelling and schema design for analytics
Indexing and performance tuning in MongoDB
Integrating MongoDB with Python (PyMongo and Pandas)
Descriptive statistics (mean, median, mode, range, variance, std. deviation)
Data distribution and skewness
Probability basics and sampling techniques
Hypothesis testing (Z-test, T-test, Chi-square, ANOVA)
Confidence intervals and p-values
Correlation vs causation
Regression analysis (simple and multiple regression)
A/B testing and experiment design principles
Business interpretation of statistical results
Introduction to Python and Jupyter Notebooks
Variables, control structures, and functions
Working with files (CSV, JSON, Excel)
Handling APIs and JSON data
Using virtual environments and packages
Automating data workflows
Integrating Python with BI tools
Introduction to NumPy and its role in data analytics
Creating and manipulating NumPy arrays
Indexing, slicing, reshaping, and stacking arrays
Understanding array data types and memory efficiency
Vectorised operations and broadcasting
Mathematical and statistical operations on arrays
Random number generation and reproducibility
Working with multi-dimensional (nD) data
Integration of NumPy with Python and pandas
Introduction to pandas and its importance in analytics
Working with Series and DataFrames
Importing and exporting datasets (CSV, Excel, JSON)
Data inspection and exploration (info(), describe(), etc.)
Data cleaning: handling missing values and duplicates
Filtering, sorting, and conditional selections
Grouping, aggregating, merging, and joining datasets
Feature engineering and date-time operations
Combining pandas with NumPy for advanced analysis
Basics of Matplotlib plotting
Seaborn for advanced statistical visuals
Creating bar, line, scatter, heatmap, and box plots
Customizing charts (titles, labels, grids, colors)
Subplots and multiple visual layouts
Storytelling through visuals
Automating reporting with Python scripts
Machine Learning overview for analysts
Train-test split, scaling, and encoding
Regression models (Linear, Ridge, Lasso)
Classification models (Logistic, KNN, Decision Tree)
Model performance metrics (accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score)
Cross-validation and hyperparameter tuning
Model persistence and pipeline creation
Identifying missing values and imputation techniques
Outlier detection using statistical and visual methods
Data normalization and standardization
Encoding categorical variables (label, one-hot, ordinal encoding)
Dealing with inconsistent data and duplicates
Date-time formatting and time-series alignment
Feature scaling and transformation
Data validation and integrity checks
Maintaining data quality across pipelines
What is EDA and why it’s essential in analytics
EDA process: understanding data → cleaning → exploring → interpreting
Univariate analysis (distributions, histograms, box plots)
Bivariate and multivariate analysis (correlation, scatter, pair plots)
Identifying outliers and anomalies visually and statistically
Data summarization using descriptive statistics
Feature distributions and skewness detection
Handling categorical vs numerical data
Using pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn for EDA
Project: Perform full EDA on a real-world dataset (sales, HR, or e-commerce)
Best practices in data visualization and storytelling
Choosing the right visualization type for your data
Data-to-insight storytelling with visuals
Using Power BI, Tableau, or Looker for professional dashboards
Interactive filters, drill-downs, and slicers
Designing for non-technical audiences
Visual perception and color psychology in dashboards
Avoiding misleading or biased visuals
Creating automated, real-time dashboards
Power BI: DAX formulas, data modeling, and relationships
Power Query for data transformation in BI
Tableau: calculated fields, filters, parameters, and blending data sources
Google Data Studio basics and integrations
Dashboard design principles for executives
Data refresh automation and scheduling
Role-based dashboard access and permissions
Embedding BI reports into business workflows
Connecting BI tools to APIs and cloud databases
Tableau interface, workspace, and data connection setup
Data blending vs data joinin
Tableau Prep for ETL (cleaning, merging, reshaping data)
Dimensions, measures, and calculated fields
Table calculations and level of detail (LOD) expressions
Dynamic parameters and user-driven interactivity
Advanced visualizations (heatmaps, treemaps, waterfall, box plots, bullet charts)
Creating multi-source dashboards (Excel + SQL + API data)
Story points for narrative data storytelling
Dashboard actions (filter, highlight, URL, and sheet swapping)
Performance optimization and data extracts vs live connections
Publishing dashboards to Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud
Combining data from multiple workbooks and sources
Using Power Query for ETL (Extract, Transform, Load)
Advanced formulas with dynamic arrays (FILTER, SORT, UNIQUE)
Dashboard interactivity with form controls and buttons
Forecasting using Excel functions (TREND, FORECAST, LINEST)
Creating scenario analysis models and sensitivity analysis
Automating recurring reports with Power Query refresh
Linking Excel with Power BI for hybrid dashboards
Building Excel-based analytics projects end-to-end
Introduction to predictive modeling in analytics
Regression and classification fundamentals
Feature selection and model evaluation
Time-series forecasting (ARIMA, Prophet) basics
Predictive dashboards using Power BI or Python integration
Using AutoML for business forecasting
Interpreting model output for decision-making
Model bias and ethical use of predictions
Case study: Sales forecasting using regression
Introduction to big data concepts and architecture
Data warehousing vs data lakes
Overview of cloud data platforms: BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift
Writing SQL on large datasets efficiently
ETL pipeline concepts (Extract, Transform, Load)
Data partitioning and optimization
Integrating BI tools with big data sources
Data governance and access management
Real-world use case: analyzing millions of rows with cloud SQL
Identifying and defining KPIs & metrics
Root cause analysis and problem framing
Business experimentation and A/B testing
Decision frameworks: RICE, ICE, Pareto analysis
Communicating insights with data storytelling
Building executive summaries from analytics findings
Aligning insights with business goals
Measuring ROI and performance impact
Turning analytics into actionable strategies
Automating Excel workflows with VBA macros
Using Python scripts to refresh reports automatically
Integrating Google Sheets with APIs
Automating BI dashboards with Power Automate or Zapier
Sending automated email reports
Scheduling jobs with Task Scheduler or Airflow
Building reusable analytics scripts
Version control and collaboration with Git
Minimizing manual effort through smart automation
Marketing analytics: campaign tracking, ROI, funnel metrics
Financial analytics: budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis
HR analytics: employee attrition, engagement, hiring metrics
Operations analytics: process optimization, cost reduction
Sales analytics: pipeline performance, conversion ratios
E-commerce analytics: customer segmentation, basket analysis
Product analytics: feature adoption, retention, churn
Supply chain analytics: demand forecasting and logistics
Healthcare, education, and fintech analytics examples
Industry Oriented Most Advanced Curriculum
Exclusive Updated Digital Study Material
Individual Attention with Small Batch Size
Modern Projector Based Training Classrooms
Video Recording of Every Training Session
Real Clients Based Applied Case Studies
Well Equipped Labs with Wi-Fi Connectivity
Practice Assignments to Improve Learning
International Points Based Grading System
Cover NumPy, Pandas & many other libraries in one program
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6 Months Duration
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For Indian Students
INR 65000 95000
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Fee is inclusive of all applicable taxes and include examination and certification fee. No hidden charges of any type.
For International Students
US 850 1200
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Fee is inclusive of all applicable taxes and include examination and certification fee. No hidden charges of any type.
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NSPL RTC has well designed Placement Preparation Process to ensure the placement of our student in top companies. It is crucial for student’s career and through this students become aware about placement criteria and procedures.
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IT training doesn’t mean only to learn commands of a language, as it is also available in books and online tutorials. Professional IT training means get to know how to make corporate level projects by using these commands and these can only be taught by working professionals who have in depth experience on such projects.
To become top IT Professional, you don’t need only a faculty with 5+ years of training experience, you need top-notch MNC working professionals with vast experience on corporate projects who are passionate to share knowledge as faculty.
All NSPL RTC faculty members are currently working professionals with IT companies on top profiles and teaching is their passion.
All Faculty members have minimum 8+ Years of experience on Class-A domestic and international projects.
All Faculty members are industry-experts and subject specialists with multiple technologies.
Faculty at NSPL RTC also acts as mentor and counseled students to advance their educational and personal growth.
Students will get life time access to faculty for guidance and solutions making Faculty-Student relation enduring at NSPL RTC.
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NSPL RTC student services department aims to offer a number of support services to them throughout their time at NSPL RTC & meet the challenges of moving to a country.
Amritsar is characterized as being very progressive, diverse and multicultural city. The Education Institutions here provide ultimate progression to learn in a peaceful place.
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Yes, Professional training in Data Analytics covers everything to be a Data Science Developer. Data Analytics includes advance training along with Applied case studies. This provides sufficient knowledge to be a Data Science Developer.
Project is of two types Dummy Project and a Live Project. Live Project means when you work for a Client and you have to modify the project as per his requirements which makes you a work ready professional. The Dummy Project that you are talking about is any project created by you without any client requirements and is being made at your comfort zone. Both the project can be uploaded on domains but when you go for an interview live project is much more valuable than a Dummy Project.
Professional training program is divided equivalently between Training and a Project. This includes core technical training to inculcate the technical concepts in the candidate to the depth. Then student have to work on live project.
NSPL-RTC has dedicated Student body, which provides range of student services to make the stay of students comfortable during training. You can check these services under student services section at nsplrtc.com
No. NSPL is not an institute, so it cannot have branches. As this is the only Research and Training Development Center PAN India so Professional training in Data Analytics is undertaken only in our NSPL branch Amritsar, Punjab, India.
Both these are added in Professional training in Data Analytics. So, no separate registration or fee is required for that.
NSPL-RTC has incorporated placement preparation training in each training curriculum. So, after the successful completion of the training, candidate will be well equipped with the technical knowledge, corporate ethics and interview techniques. NSPL also has a dedicated placement cell providing placement assistance for off-campus placements.
NSPL RTC Host hundreds of students every year all across the globe. We have various payment methods.
NSPL has published complete details about visa on its website. Please check http://nsplrtc.com/students-services-visa-assistance/
Amritsar is holy city of Punjab and is quiet safe. NSPL RTC hosts lot of foreign students every year from all over the world.