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Data Analysis with Python

Analyzing data with Python is a key skill for aspiring Data Scientists and Analysts!

Data Analysis with Python is a beginner-level online course from Coursera in Decision Making. It is structured in 6 modules with 4 stated learning outcomes, over 15h 59m. Learners rate it 4.7/5 from 19.8K ratings on Coursera.

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★★★★★4.7(19.8K reviews) English

Course highlights

Provider Coursera
Duration 15h 59m
Level Beginner
Mode Self-paced
Language English
Certificate Yes — shareable certificate
Rating 4.7★ (19.8K reviews)
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About this course

Data Analysis with Python is a beginner-level course offered on Coursera by IBM. It runs for 15 hours and 59 minutes and is taught in English. A certificate is available upon completion. The course is self-paced, allowing learners to study according to their own schedule.

This course introduces Python programming for data analysis. You will learn to construct Python programs that clean and prepare data, addressing missing values, formatting inconsistencies, normalization, and binning. The course covers analyzing real-world datasets through exploratory data analysis (EDA) using libraries such as Pandas, NumPy, and SciPy to uncover patterns and insights. You will also apply data operation techniques using dataframes to organize, summarize, and interpret data distributions, correlation analysis, and data pipelines.

A key focus is developing and evaluating regression models using Scikit-learn. These models are used to generate predictions and support data-driven decision-making. By the end of the course, you will be able to build regression models, generate predictions, and apply these findings to real business scenarios.

The course assumes you have a working knowledge of Python and Jupyter Notebooks. It is designed for beginners who want to start using Python for data analysis tasks.

Honest limits: The course does not cover advanced machine learning topics or deep learning. Learners seeking those topics may want to look at the Human Resources Analytics course on Coursera, which is 7 hours and 9 minutes long and also beginner-level. That course may suit those interested in analytics within the HR function.

Free options include auditing this course on Coursera to access the materials without a certificate. The IBM-certified credential is available for those who complete the paid track.

What you’ll learn

Construct Python programs to clean and prepare data for analysis by addressing missing values, formatting inconsistencies, normalization, and binning
Analyze real-world datasets through exploratory data analysis (EDA) using libraries such as Pandas, NumPy, and SciPy to uncover patterns and insights
Apply data operation techniques using dataframes to organize, summarize, and interpret data distributions, correlation analysis, and data pipelines
Develop and evaluate regression models using Scikit-learn, and use these models to generate predictions and support data-driven decision-making

Level and time commitment

Coursera lists this course at Beginner level.
No prior experience in the subject is assumed — this is where the provider expects a newcomer to start.
What the provider says you need first:
  • You should have a working knowledge of Python and Jupyter Notebooks. 
Time commitment: 15h 59m.
It is self-paced, so that figure is the material, not a fixed schedule.

Skills you’ll gain

Data VisualizationFeature EngineeringStatistical MethodsScientific VisualizationData ProcessingData PreprocessingData TransformationData CleansingScatter PlotsData Import/ExportPredictive ModelingStatistical Analysis

What this course covers

6 modules

The 6-part outline Coursera publishes for this course, across 15h 59m.

Module 1 · Importing Data Sets
Module 2 · Data Wrangling
Module 3 · Exploratory Data Analysis
Module 4 · Model Development
Module 5 · Model Evaluation and Refinement
Module 6 · Final Assignment

What learners rate it

4.7
★★★★★
19.8K ratings

Rated 4.7/5 by 19.8K learners on Coursera (checked 10 Aug 2026).

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Common questions

How much does Data Analysis with Python cost?

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Does Data Analysis with Python come with a certificate?

Yes — Coursera lists a certificate on completion. It is a course certificate, not a formal qualification or university credit.

How long does Data Analysis with Python take?

Coursera lists it at 15h 59m. It is self-paced, so that is the volume of material rather than a deadline — how long it actually takes depends on the hours you put in each week.

Is Data Analysis with Python suitable for beginners?

Yes. Coursera lists it at Beginner level, so no prior experience in the subject is assumed.

What does Data Analysis with Python cover?

It is organised into 6 modules, starting with Importing Data Sets and going on to Data Wrangling, Exploratory Data Analysis, Model Development, Model Evaluation and Refinement, among others. The full outline is on this page.