Finish the Crio.Do DA-201 capstone
The data analytics programme has one big project left. It goes on this site as entry 07 when it is done.
Scientists keep a lab log: dated, short, honest entries about what they tried, what happened and what they learned. This is mine. It includes the courses I’ve finished, because learning is part of the work.
The capstone comes after the coursework. It will become entry 07 on this site.
Open-sourced the pipeline and dashboard, with a synthetic demo recording so anyone can run it, plus an interactive workflow page. See more →
Plan versus forecast versus actual on 93,729 rows, with DAX measures, Power Query prep and a Python EDA notebook. See more →
Between 23 and 26 October: dark energy, quantum error correction, plant biosensors and more. Each takes a paper too dense for headlines and says what it found, in plain words. See more →
Sentiment and aspect analysis on 193,148 app reviews. Learned the hard way that star ratings and review text disagree more than you would expect. See more →
SUMIFS, heatmaps and a dropdown explorer. The biggest market was not the most profitable one. See more →
Crio.Do course completed.
Crio.Do course completed: pandas, cleaning, exploration.
Crio.Do course completed.
Crio.Do course completed.
Crio.Do course completed.
Nine interactive note pages and 26 practice files so far. See more →
Crio.Do course completed.
A small framework that publishes its own report to GitHub Pages on every push. See more →
Prompt collections, an n8n workflow idea, a D3 dashboard. Some of them are only placeholders, and they live on the Sketches shelf. See more →
Course dates are shown by month. Certificates are on LinkedIn.
On the bench
The data analytics programme has one big project left. It goes on this site as entry 07 when it is done.
Same habits as the MF4 work (two methods, a clear verdict, honest caveats), but on data anyone can download and check.
Pull one number out of each paper and draw it, so a reader can see the claim as well as read it.
Contact
I read everything and answer when I can. The quickest way is email, and LinkedIn works too.