Data Science | core | 37 hours | Published: Aug 2021
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Overview
1.8KSTUDENTS*
97.1%RECOMMEND*
This course includes:
37 hours of on-demand video
24 modules
Core level
Direct access/chat with the instructor
100% self-paced online
Many downloadable resources
Shareable certificate of completion
This course is designed as experiential learning Modules, the first couple of modules are for supply chain fundamentals followed by Python programming fundamentals, this is to level all of the takers of this course to the same pace. and the third part is supply chain applications using Data science which is using the knowledge of the first two modules to apply. while the course delivery method will be a mix of me explaining the concepts on a whiteboard, Presentations, and Python-coding sessions where you do the coding with me step by step. there will be assessments in most of the sections to strengthen your newly acquired skills. all the practice and assessments are real supply chain use cases.
Skills You Will Gain
Linear Programming
Pricing and Inventory Management
Python
Supply chain
Learning Outcomes (At The End Of This Program, You Will Be Able To...)
A-Z Guide to Mastering Python for Data Science.
Work as A demand Planner.
Become a data driven supply chain manager.
Use linear Programming in python for logistics optimization and Production scheduling.
Set stock policies and safety stocks for all of your Business products.
Revenue management
Segment Customers, Products and suppliers to maximize service levels and reduce costs.
Learn simulations to make informed supply chain decisions.
Become a supply chain data scientist.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of excel.
Who Should Attend
If you are an absolute beginner at coding, then take this course.
If you work in a supply-chain and want to make data-driven decisions, this course will equip you with what you need.
If you are an inventory manager and want to optimize inventory for 1000000 products at once, then this course is for you.
If you work in finance and want to forecast your budget by taking trends, seasonality, and other factors into account then this course is just what you need.
If you are a seasoned python user, then take this course to get up to speed quickly with python capabilities. You will become a regular python user in no time.
Curriculum
Instructors
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1Welcome to the course!
2Module 1: Course Introduction
3Module 2: Supply Chain Data
4Module 3: Welcome to World of Python
5Module 4: Python Programming Fundamentals
6Module 5: Supply Chain Statistical Analysis
7Module 6: Manipulation and Data Cleaning
8Module 7: Working with Dates with Python
9Module 8: Visualization with Matplotlib and Seaborn
10Module 9: Segmentation
11Module 10: Forecasting Basics
12Module 11: Time Series Modeling
13Module 12: Forecasting Segmentation
14Module 13: Supply Chain Simulations
15Module 14: Linear Programming in Python
16Module 15: Inventory
17Module 16: Inventory with Uncertainty
18Module 17: Inventory Simulations
19Module 18: Seasonal Inventory
20Module 19: Consumer Behavior and Pricing
21Module 20: Logit Price Response Function
22Module 21: Multi Product Optimization
23Module 22: Markdowns
24Module 23: RFM Analysis
25Module 24: Machine Learning
About this course: Overview, Learning Outcomes, Who Should Enroll...
Segment - 01 - Introduction
Segment - 02 - Why we Need to Learn Coding
Segment - 03 - Curriculum
Segment - 04 - Plan of Attack
Segment - 05 - Supply Chain Visualization
Segment - 06 - Cost and Service Dynamics
Segment - 07 - Service Level and Product Characteristics
Segment - 08 - Customer and Supplier Characteristics
Segment - 09 - Supply Chain Views
Segment - 10 - The Financial Flow
Segment - 11 - Why is Supply Chain Complicated
Segment - 12 - Introduction
Segment - 13 - Types Of Data in Supply Chain
Segment - 14 - Data From Suppliers
Segment - 15 - Data From Production
Segment - 16 - Data From Stocks
Segment - 17 - Data From Sales and Customers
Segment - 18 - Why we Need to Learn Data Science
Segment - 19 - Analytics Types
Haytham Omar
He brings a wealth of expertise in supply chain management and data science to the online education platform. With a deep-rooted background in strategic consulting and academic instruction, he has held pivotal roles in optimizing global supply chains and pioneering data-driven solutions. Holding a doctoral degree focused on basket data-driven forecasting and inventory management, his research has significantly advanced understanding in omni-channel logistics. He has cultivated this knowledge through extensive hands-on experience and academic pursuits, including a Master’s in Global Supply Chain Management from KEDGE Business School and a MicroMasters in Supply Chain Management from MITx on edX.
Throughout his career, he has championed numerous innovative projects in collaboration with international institutions and corporations. His contributions extend beyond theoretical frameworks to practical implementations that enhance operational efficiency and profitability. Notably, he has developed specialized courses and workshops covering diverse aspects of supply chain management, from purchasing and inventory control to logistics optimization and lean management. His teaching approach blends rigorous academic insights with real-world applications, empowering learners to navigate complex supply chain challenges with confidence.
As an instructor on the platform, he is dedicated to equipping students with essential skills in supply chain analytics, data-driven forecasting, and strategic management. His courses are designed to foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, essential for navigating the dynamic landscapes of global business operations. Whether aspiring supply chain professionals, business owners seeking to optimize logistics, or data enthusiasts looking to delve into practical applications, learners gain invaluable insights and actionable knowledge from his expertise.
