IOTWomen: Upgrade w/ Professional Diploma in AI, Data Science.

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Tech and STEM fields are historically male-dominated, but women have been involved from the beginning.
From Victorian computer visionary Ada Lovelace to Facebook’s COO Sheryl Sandberg, women in technology show girls that their contributions to science and technology can and should be valued.
If you’re thinking about going into a tech industry, or if you already work in one, diverse and female tech hubs like ours can help encourage you to keep working toward your goals, even when it gets tough.
Further your career with a professional diploma in Data Science /Artificial Intelligence in association with IOTWomen, IBM, and Microsoft. This learning helps you build knowledge of in demand skills such as Data Analytics, Data Visualization, Machine Learning, through online learning & real-world projects.

Top Skills You Will Learn

  • Statistics,
  • Predictive Analytics using Python,
  • Machine Learning,
  • Data Visualization,
  • Big Data Analytics,
  • Natural language processing

Job Opportunities

  • Data Analyst,
  • Data Scientist,
  • Product Analyst,
  • Machine Learning Engineer,
  • Business Analyst
  • AI engineer
  • Chatbot developer

Minimum Eligibility

  • No coding experience required
  • Open to only females
Time + Duration: Classes will start on March 6. Runs for 10 weeks.
Deadline for applications:February 15

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