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Skills you'll gain: Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud
New York Institute of Finance
Skills you'll gain: Supply Chain Systems, Supply Chain and Logistics, Finance, Accounts Payable and Receivable, Supplier Relationship Management, Financial Analysis, Procurement
Rice University
Skills you'll gain: Problem Solving
Duke University
Skills you'll gain: Machine Learning, Machine Learning Algorithms, Probability & Statistics, Regression, Applied Machine Learning, Data Analysis, Data Mining, Deep Learning, Algorithms, Data Science
Johns Hopkins University
Status: FreeUniversità Bocconi
Skills you'll gain: Business Analysis, Entrepreneurial Finance, Finance, Financial Management, Investment Management, Mergers & Acquisitions, Entrepreneurship, Decision Making, Financial Analysis, Risk Management
Google Cloud
Skills you'll gain: Cloud API, Cloud Computing
Queen Mary University of London
Skills you'll gain: Econometrics, Regression, Linear Algebra
Skills you'll gain: Application Development, Databases, Django (Web Framework), Project Management
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Skills you'll gain: Digital Marketing, Marketing, Media Strategy & Planning, Social Media, Strategy, Advertising, Communication, Data Analysis, Market Research, User Research
In summary, here are 10 of our most popular data-analysis courses
- Financial Analysis - Build a ChatGPT Pairs Trading Bot: Packt
- Analyzing Natality Data Using Vertex AI and BigQuery: Google Cloud
- Introduction to Data Engineering on Google Cloud: Google Cloud
- Key Success Factors in Supply Chain Finance: New York Institute of Finance
- Physics 102 - Electric Potential and DC Circuits: Rice University
- Machine Learning Foundations for Product Managers: Duke University
- Social Network Analysis: Johns Hopkins University
- Private Equity and Venture Capital: Università Bocconi
- Ingesting DICOM Data with the Healthcare API: Google Cloud
- The Classical Linear Regression Model: Queen Mary University of London
