Mit Data Science Program
Mit Data Science Program
Mit Data Science Program
DATA SCIENCE
PROGRAM
LEARN HOW TO BECOME A DATA-DRIVEN DECISION
MAKER WITH THE 12-WEEK LIVE VIRTUAL PROGRAM
DELIVERED BY MIT FACULTY
MISSION
MIT Professional Education provides a
gateway to renowned MIT research,
knowledge and expertise for working
professionals engaged in science and
technology worldwide, through advanced
education programs designed for them.
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ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Data is getting created at a rapid pace. It is estimated that more than 2 quintillion bytes
of data have been created each day in the last two years. As organizations experience an
overflow of data, they are sparing no effort to extract meaningful insights to make
smarter business decisions. In order to help you unravel the true worth of data, MIT
Professional Education offers Applied Data Science Program, which aims to prepare
data-driven decision makers for the future.
In this program that lasts for 12 weeks, you will be able to upgrade your data analytics
skills by learning the theory and practical application of supervised and unsupervised
learning, time-series analysis, neural networks, recommendation engines, regression, and
computer vision, to name a few.
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
This is a 12-week program
Please note:
Recordings of the live virtual sessions will be available,
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WHO IS THIS
PROGRAM FOR?
Entrepreneurs interested in
innovation using Data Science
and Machine Learning.
Learn how various Machine Learning Explore the realms of Machine Learning,
techniques can be used to solve Deep Learning, and Neural Networks,
complex problems and make and how they can be applied to areas
data-driven business decisions. such as Computer Vision and
Graph Representation Learning.
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PRO GRA M C URRIC UL U M
The program is 12 weeks long:
2 weeks for foundations
6 weeks of core curriculum, including practical applications
1 week for project submissions
3 weeks for a final, integrative capstone project
2 self-paced modules on ChatGPT and Generative AI
Module 2 Week 3
Data Analysis & Visualization
Exploratory Data Analysis, Visualization (PCA, MDS and t-SNE) for visualization
and batch correction
Introduction to Unsupervised Learning: Clustering includes - Hierarchical, K-Means,
DBSCAN, Gaussian Mixture
Networks: Examples (data as network versus network to represent dependence
among variables), determine important nodes and edges in a network,
clustering in a network
Module 3 Week 4
Machine Learning
Introduction to Model Evaluation- Introduction to
Supervised Learning Cross Validation and Supervised Learning-
-Regression Bootstrapping Classification
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Learning Break Week 5
Module 4 Week 6
Module 5 Week 7
Deep Learning
Intro to Convolutional Graph
Neural Networks Neural Networks Neural Networks
Module 6 Week 8
Recommendation Systems
Intro to Recommendation Systems
Matrix
Tensor, NN for Recommendation Systems
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Self-Paced Modules with an Optional Masterclass
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Marketing Retail
Predicting Potential Customers Amazon AI Product
Identifying leads who are more likely to convert Recommendation System
to paid customers based on their attributes and Recommending the best Amazon products
interaction details available to users based on past rating data
using AI-driven recommendation techniques
Concepts Used:
Decision Trees and Random Forests Concepts Used:
Rank-Based, Similarity-Based, Matrix
Factorization-Based, and Content-Based
Recommendation Systems
BFSI Research
Loan Default Prediction Facial Emotion Detection
Build a classification model to predict clients who Use Deep Learning and AI techniques to create a
are likely to default on their loans. Give Computer Vision model that can accurately
recommendations to the bank on important detect facial emotions. The model should be able
features to consider while approving a loan. to perform multi-class classification on images of
facial expressions and categorize them according
to the associated emotion.
Concepts Used:
Logistic Regression, Decision Trees, Random
Forests, and Ensemble Methods Concepts Used:
Artificial Neural Networks, Convolution Neural
Networks, Computer Vision, Transfer Learning,
and CNN Regularization
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PROGRAM FACULTY
Devavrat Shah
Director, Statistics and Data Science Center (SDSC) at MIT
Professor, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (EECS)
at MIT, PhD (Stanford University)
Munther Dahleh
Director, MIT Institute for Data, Systems and Society (IDSS)
William A. Coolidge Professor, Electrical Engineering &
Computer Science (EECS) at MIT, PhD (Rice University)
Caroline Uhler
Henry L. & Grace Doherty Associate Professor, Institute for Data,
Systems and Society (IDSS) and Dept. of Electrical Engineering
& Computer Science (EECS) at MIT, PhD (UC Berkeley)
John N. Tsitsiklis
Clarence J Lebel Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer
Science (EECS) at MIT, Professor, Laboratory for Information and Decision
Systems (LIDS) at MIT, PhD (MIT)
Stefanie Jegelka
X-Consortium Career Development Associate Professor, Electrical
Engineering & Computer Science (EFCS) at MIT, Member, Computer
Science & Artificial Intelligence Labo
PROGRAM MANAGER
YOUR PERSONAL GUIDE
Your Program Manager will assist you through the journey to ensure you achieve
your learning objectives. They will act as your sole point of contact during the
program, supporting you and ensuring that you receive appropriate and timely
assistance from the ecosystem. Along with monitoring your progress, they will be
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L EARN ER TESTI MO NI AL S
Here’s what some of our learners have to say about their program experience:
“The platform used to deliver the program was highly organized. World-class professors
taught the program and the mentors’ level of engagement was astonishing. I have never
had the same experience with other platforms. Thank you for your hard work and
great support!”
TANYA JOHNSON
Customer Engineering Manager
Google (US)
“The program was a wonderful hands-on learning experience. The lecturers and mentors
are top-notch, and the pace was intense but very engaging! The learning format and
applications of concepts allow you to apply them across case studies and projects. The
program support team was extremely helpful and requests were resolved quickly”.
BASIL BALUTA
CEO and CTO
Plexina Inc. (Canada)
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L EARN ER TESTI MO NI AL S
Here’s what some of our learners have to say about their program experience:
"The content and delivery by MIT professors was consistently high-quality and engaging.
The program faculty and mentors were knowledgeable and the staff was collaborative,
helpful, and enthusiastic throughout the journey. Thank you so much for this whole
experience!"
SABINA SUJECKA
AI Interaction and Product Designer
Orange Labs R&D (USA)
“I want to thank the mentors, MIT professors, teaching assistants, and everyone who made
the Applied Data Science Program run smoothly. I really learned a lot from the program
and I feel much more confident in exploring data and machine learning. The mentors
did an excellent job providing context for topics and going through examples.”
MATTHEW WOLF
Former Postdoctoral Fellow
University of Guelph (Canada)
“I believe this program is one of the best Data Science programs out there. It is aptly
opportunity to attend live lectures and learn from some of the best faculty members in
the world.”
ABHISHEK M.
Principal Data Scientist
Nielsen (US)
"The program structure is laid out perfectly with working professionals in mind. The delivery
mechanism is tuned to 21st century education. MIT professors provide great context and
breadth about the topics covered. The weekend sessions with Great Learning mentors
provide real, applicable industry skills that are directly translatable to the workforce."
ARMAN SEUYLEMEZIAN
Research Scientist
Jet Propulsion Laboratory (USA)
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C ERTI FIC A T E OF C O MP L ETI O N
Program
The image is for illustrative purposes only. The actual certificate may be subject to change at the discretion of MIT Professional Education.
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MIT Professional Education's Applied Data Science Program, with curriculum
developed and taught by MIT faculty, is delivered in collaboration with Great
Learning.
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DECISION MAKER?
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