Data Visualization in Python for Machine Learning Engineers (Udemy.com)
The Third Course in a Series for Mastering Python for Machine Learning Engineers
Created by: Mike West
Last updated July 2021
Quality Score
Overall Score : 84 / 100
Course Description
- The Complete Python Course for Machine Learning Engineers
- Data Wrangling in Pandas for Machine Learning Engineers
- Data Visualization in Python for Machine Learning Engineers (This one)
- A complete understanding of data visualization vernacular.
- Matplotlib from A-Z.
- The ability to craft usable charts and graphs for all your machine learning needs.
- Lab integrated. Please don't just watch. Learning is an interactive event. Go over every lab in detail.
- Real world Interviews Questions.
- If you want to become a machine learning engineer then this course is for you.
- If you need to learn Python for machine learning then this course is for you.
- If you want to learn how to use matplotlib for real world applications then this course is for you.
Instructor Details
- 4.2 Rating
182 Reviews
Mike West
Machine Learning Enthusiast I've worked with databases for over two decades. I've worked for or consulted with over 50 different companies as a full time employee or consultant. Fortune 500 as well as several small to mid-size companies. Some include: Georgia Pacific, SunTrust, Reed Construction Data, Building Systems Design, NetCertainty, The Home Shopping Network, SwingVote, Atlanta Gas and Light and Northrup Grumman. Over the last five years I've transitioned to the exciting world of applied machine learning. I'm excited to show you what I've learned and help you move into one of the single most important fields in this space. Experience, education and passion I learn something almost every day. I work with insanely smart people. I'm a voracious learner of all things SQL Server and I'm passionate about sharing what I've learned. My area of concentration is performance tuning. SQL Server is like an exotic sports car, it will run just fine in anyone's hands but put it in the hands of skilled tuner and it will perform like a race car. Certifications Certifications are like college degrees, they are a great starting points to begin learning. I'm a Microsoft Certified Database Administrator (MCDBA), Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE) and Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). Personal Born in Ohio, raised and educated in Pennsylvania, I currently reside in Atlanta with my wife and two children.
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Reviews
By Jonathan Moore https://www.udemy.com/use
I'm a big fan of Mike's work. Clear, bite-sized video's - good labs and code examples. Keep up the good work Mike.
By Michal Sedlacek
Excellent matplotlib overview. The seaborn part is a bit too fast and not much systematic. In overall still a valuable course.
By Giovanni De Angelis
Again a great course !!!!! You learn Matplotlib unrelated to its applications but for its own sake. Well worth the effort.
By Raymond Pruett
I liked the course but there was very little explanation on plotting functions.
For example, setting the size the instructor mentions there are 4 types. He gives the names but does not explain what they are
By John Ertel
Informative overview, but all of the examples were cut and paste rather than problem-solution, so I don't really feel like I obtained any kind of mastery over the subject. I feel like I would have learned more if the labs were problem-solution as I would have had to think about the problem and how to apply what was learned.









