Project Planning and Machine Learning

Project Planning and Machine Learning

This course is part of Developing Industrial Internet of Things Specialization

Instructor: David Sluiter

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4 modules

Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.

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13 hours to complete

3 weeks at 4 hours a week

Flexible schedule

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4 modules

Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.

4.7

(115 reviews)

Intermediate level

Recommended experience

13 hours to complete

3 weeks at 4 hours a week

Flexible schedule

Learn at your own pace

What you'll learn

Create a plan to staff and execute a project to a schedule.
Create and calibrate sensor systems. Describe how hard drives and solid state drives operate. Describe how file systems for big data work.
Describe the basic operation of today's machine learning algorithms.
Describe the basics of big data analytics.

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4 assignments

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There are 4 modules in this course

Products don't design and build themselves. In this course, students learn how to staff, plan and execute a project to build a product. We explore sensors, which produce tremendous volumes of data, and then storage devices and file systems for storing big data. Finally, we study machine learning and big data analytics.

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In this module I share with you my experience in product planning, staffing and execution. You will learn about the importance of first defining requirements, second performing the design work first, and then lastly writing the code.

What's included

8 videos2 readings1 assignment1 discussion prompt

8 videosTotal 128 minutes

1 - Course Overview3 minutesPreview module
1 - Introduction to Project Planning15 minutes
2 - Requirements and Scope17 minutes
3 - Roles and Responsibilities, Design Process Part 119 minutes
4 - Design Process Part 2 and Part 320 minutes
5 - Validation and the Agile Process24 minutes
6 - Documentation18 minutes
7 - Product Tear-down and Bill of Materials9 minutes

2 readingsTotal 7 minutes

A Note from the Instructor5 minutes
Additional Course Resources2 minutes

1 assignmentTotal 10 minutes

Project Planning and Staffing Quiz10 minutes

1 discussion promptTotal 10 minutes

Introduction Discussion Forum10 minutes

In this module you will learn about sensors, and specifically a temperature sensor. You will learn how to calibrate a temperature sensor system, which helps you measure and improve the accuracy of that system. You will learn how data is stored on hard drives and solid state drives. You will learn about 3 file systems that are used to store large data sets, which are often referred to as "Big Data".

What's included

7 videos1 assignment

In this module we look at machine learning (ML), what it is and how it works. You will learn about several supervised learning algorithms and 1 unsupervised learning algorithm. No coding is required of you. Instead I provide working source code to you so you can play around with these algorithms. I wrap up by providing some examples of how ML can be used in the Industrial IoT space.

What's included

10 videos10 readings1 assignment

10 videosTotal 127 minutes

1 - Machine Learning Part 113 minutesPreview module
2 - Machine Learning Part 213 minutes
3 - Machine Learning Part 325 minutes
4 - Machine Learning Part 410 minutes
5 - Machine Learning Part 59 minutes
6 - Machine Learning Part 67 minutes
7 - Machine Learning Part 78 minutes
8 - Machine Learning Part 813 minutes
9 - Machine Learning Part 910 minutes
10 - Machine Learning Part 1014 minutes

10 readingsTotal 83 minutes

READ ME1 minute
Machine Learning Code Examples .zip file2 minutes
Required Reading: MLM - Test and Validation Datasets10 minutes
Optional Reading: The Human Promise of the AI Revolution10 minutes
Optional Reading: Lenovo - Debunking Misconceptions About AI10 minutes
Optional Reading: Wired - Neuroscience Key to True AI10 minutes
Optional Reading: IEEE Spectrum - 7 Revealings Ways AIs Fail10 minutes
Optional Reading: IEEE Spectrum - AI Risks10 minutes
Optional Reading: IEEE Spectrum - Don't Trust Deep Learning10 minutes
Optional Reading: IEEE Spectrum - Why Worry About Superintelligent AI10 minutes

1 assignmentTotal 24 minutes

Machine Learning Quiz24 minutes

In this module you will learn about big data and why we want to study it. You will learn about issues that can arise with a data set and the importance of properly preparing data prior to a Machine Learning exercise.