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15-Day Applied Data Science Program

Program Cost: INR 7999.00 (includes GST)

SAAI 15-Day Applied Data Science Program
15-Day Applied Data Science Program

From raw data to a working product.

Learn the complete data science workflow by analysing real data, building machine learning models, deploying a solution and defending every technical decision.

Python basics required Project-first learning Portfolio-ready output
βœ“ Real dataset. Real decisions.
Your end-to-end workflow
01
Frame the question Turn a real problem into a measurable task
Design
02
Prepare the data Clean, inspect and engineer useful features
Develop
03
Train the model Compare algorithms and select the right metric
Develop
04
Ship the solution Build an API or app and deploy it publicly
Deploy
05
Defend the work Explain assumptions, trade-offs and limitations
Defend
β†— One deployed capstone
15 focused learning days
5 connected learning modules
3 practical project sprints
1 deployed portfolio project
The Transformation

Not just β€œI know Python.”

The learner moves from writing scripts to solving a complete data problem.

Before

Knows some Python.

  • – Can write basic functions and loops
  • – Has used notebooks or scripts
  • – Is unsure how data science projects fit together
  • – Has no deployed data project
After 15 Days

Can build and defend a data product.

  • βœ“ Frames a real analytical problem
  • βœ“ Cleans and explores imperfect data
  • βœ“ Trains and compares machine learning models
  • βœ“ Deploys and presents a portfolio project
What Learners Will Learn

Five modules. One connected workflow.

Each module adds a working layer to the same final data science project.

L Learners understand

B Learners build

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Module evidence
15-Day Journey Board

Every day produces evidence.

Learn a concept, apply it immediately and leave the day with something built.

Day 01

Think Like a Data Scientist

Frame the problem, target and decision.

Problem Canvas
Day 02

NumPy + Pandas

Load, filter, group and combine datasets.

Data Notebook
Day 03

Clean the Data

Fix missing, duplicate and invalid values.

Cleaning Pipeline
Day 04

Statistics That Matter

Interpret spread, relationships and uncertainty.

Insight Note
Day 05

Explore the Dataset

Find patterns, segments and anomalies.

EDA Notebook
Day 06

Tell the Data Story

Choose charts that answer real questions.

Visual Report
Day 07

Engineer Features

Represent the problem in a model-friendly form.

Feature Set
Day 08

Machine Learning Basics

Train, validate and establish a baseline.

Baseline Model
Day 09

Regression

Predict numbers and inspect residual errors.

Model Comparison
Day 10

Classification

Predict categories using the right metrics.

Metric Defence
Day 11

Improve the Model

Tune, cross-validate and build pipelines.

Reusable Pipeline
Day 12

Build the API

Serve predictions through a validated endpoint.

Prediction API
Day 13

Create the App

Make the model usable and deploy it publicly.

Live Application
Day 14

Portfolio Build Sprint

Integrate analysis, model and product.

Capstone Build
Day 15

Defend the Project

Present trade-offs, limitations and next steps.

Final Defence
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Inside the Program

Learners do more than watch lessons.

Every concept becomes an action, a decision or a portfolio artefact.

01

Investigate messy data

Work with missing values, inconsistent labels, outliers and imperfect records.

Reality over toy examples
02

Ask better questions

Translate a broad problem into variables, hypotheses and measurable outcomes.

Design before code
03

Run model experiments

Compare algorithms, metrics and feature choices instead of chasing one score.

Evidence-led modelling
04

Build a prediction API

Turn a trained pipeline into a usable service with validated inputs and outputs.

Model to product
05

Deploy a live application

Give users a simple interface and publish the project beyond the notebook.

Public proof of work
06

Defend every decision

Explain data choices, evaluation metrics, trade-offs, risks and limitations.

Reasoning over memorisation
The Final Capstone

One project. Complete proof of capability.

Learners finish with a public project that shows how they think, analyse, model, build and communicateβ€”not just a certificate.

βœ“ Problem statement
βœ“ Clean analysis notebook
βœ“ Trained ML pipeline
βœ“ Prediction API or app
βœ“ Public deployment
βœ“ README + defence document
# capstone_pipeline.py
problem = "Predict customer churn"
data_quality = "validated"
features = engineer_features(df)
model = train_pipeline(features)
metric = "recall"
api = build_prediction_api(model)
deployment = "live"

βœ“ model validated
βœ“ application deployed
βœ“ decisions documented
βœ“ ready for defence
Choose a Project Track

One method. Multiple domains.

Learners can apply the workflow to a problem they genuinely care about.

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Business Intelligence

Churn, sales, conversion or customer behaviour.

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Financial Intelligence

Risk, credit behaviour or transaction patterns.

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Sports Intelligence

Performance, consistency or match outcomes.

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Social Intelligence

Sentiment, reactions, audience or trend analysis.

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Public Data Intelligence

Traffic, education, health, environment or cities.

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Product Intelligence

Retention, engagement or purchase behaviour.

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The Working Toolchain

Tools are learned through use.

No disconnected software tour. Each tool appears when the project needs it.

Python problem solving NumPy numerical work Pandas data handling Matplotlib visualisation Seaborn exploration Scikit-learn modelling FastAPI model serving Streamlit application layer GitHub versioned portfolio
How Learners Are Evaluated

We assess decisions, not button-clicking.

The final score reflects both technical execution and the ability to explain the work.

Project evidence

Every major stage contributes visible, reviewable proof.

Problem framing
10%
Data preparation
15%
Analysis
15%
Machine learning
30%
Deployment
10%
Documentation + defence
20%

Defence questions

Learners must explain what they did, why they did it and where it can fail.

Why is this the right problem to solve?
Why did you choose this evaluation metric?
What evidence shows the model is not overfitting?
Which data limitation could change the result?
What would you improve in the next version?
Questions Learners Ask

Clear expectations from day one.

Data to Deployment

Build something that proves you can do data science.

Fifteen focused days. One complete workflow. One project learners can show, explain and improve.

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Syllabus and Module Index

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