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Francesca Pantano
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PYTHON_IPSOS
Released by FORMATERZIARIOEndorser FORMATERZIARIO
Francesca Pantano
1EdTech Digital Certification
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Endorser: FORMATERZIARIO
Release date
25/02/2025
Expiration date
Never
Badge code
693097
Date of the event:
from 06/02/2025 to 20/02/2025
Duration:
10 h
Description:
Introduzione Python; Uso degli ambienti; Uso di PIP; Struttura di un progetto; Costrutti di base; Numpy Pandas; Funzioni pandas avanzate, grafici (matplotlib e seaborn), flusso di pulizia dati.
Release criteria:
Frequenza minima 70% delle ore previste
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