Capstone Project – Analyzing a Real Transaction
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Course Summary
This course is a capstone project that focuses on analyzing real transactions. It's designed to help students develop practical skills in data analysis and visualization using Python.Key Learning Points
- Learn how to analyze real transactions using Python
- Develop practical skills in data analysis and visualization
- Create a real-world project that demonstrates your skills
Job Positions & Salaries of people who have taken this course might have
- USA: $62,453
- India: ₹402,315
- Spain: €30,049
- USA: $62,453
- India: ₹402,315
- Spain: €30,049
- USA: $70,533
- India: ₹429,800
- Spain: €33,249
- USA: $62,453
- India: ₹402,315
- Spain: €30,049
- USA: $70,533
- India: ₹429,800
- Spain: €33,249
- USA: $117,345
- India: ₹1,063,253
- Spain: €48,070
Related Topics for further study
Learning Outcomes
- Develop practical data analysis and visualization skills using Python
- Create a real-world project that demonstrates your skills
- Gain experience in analyzing real transactions
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- Basic knowledge of Python programming
- Familiarity with data analysis and visualization concepts
Course Difficulty Level
IntermediateCourse Format
- Self-paced
- Online
- Project-based
Similar Courses
- Data Science Essentials
- Python for Data Science
- Data Visualization with Python
Related Education Paths
Notable People in This Field
- Kirk Borne
- Hadley Wickham
Related Books
Description
The Capstone Project is the final part of the “Understanding Modern Finance” Specialization. The learners will be able to apply all the knowledge, skills, and understanding accumulated throughout the Specialization to study a real financial transaction that they will choose. The learners will gain insight into the reality of value creation.
Outline
- Capstone Project
- Lecture 1. Introduction – why the Capstone Project?
- Lecture 2. Project challenges
- Lecture 3. Transaction – the big picture
- Lecture 4. Stakeholders revisited
- Lecture 5. The Project framework
- Lecture 6. Pieces of advice and description of deliverables
- Lecture 7. Final remarks
- Konstantin Kontor
- AIBEc. The American Institute of Business and Economics
- Grading
- Handouts – an important comment
- Handout 1. About Capstone Project
- Handout 2. Project Challenges
- Handout 3. The Big Picture and Stakeholders
- Handout 4. Project Framework and Deliverables
- Example 1 – Aventis (2003)
- Example 2 – Oracle PeopleSoft (2004)
- Example 3 – BenQ Siemens (2006)
- Example 4 – Google YouTube (2006)
- Example 5 – L'Oreal BodyShop (2006)
- Example 6 – PG Wella (2006)
Summary of User Reviews
The Capstone Project: Analyzing a Real Transaction course on Coursera has received positive reviews from users. They have praised the course for its hands-on approach to analyzing real transactions.Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
Hands-on approach to analyzing real transactionsPros from User Reviews
- Real-world applications
- In-depth analysis
- Useful for finance professionals
- Engaging and informative lectures
- Interactive assignments and quizzes
Cons from User Reviews
- Some sections may be too advanced for beginners
- Limited feedback on assignments
- Some technical difficulties reported
- No interaction with instructors
- Expensive compared to other online courses
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