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Classification Analysis
The "Classification Analysis" course provides you with a comprehensive understanding of one of the fundamental supervised learning methods, classification. You will explore various classifiers, including KNN, decision tree, support vector machine, naive bayes, and logistic regression, and learn how to evaluate their performance. Through tutorials and engaging case studies, you will gain hands-on experience and practice in applying classification techniques to real-world data analysis tasks.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
1. Understand the concept and significance of classification as a supervised learning method.
2. Identify and describe different classifiers, such as KNN, decision tree, support vector machine, naive bayes, and logistic regression.
3. Apply each classifier to perform binary and multiclass classification tasks on diverse datasets.
4. Evaluate the performance of classifiers using appropriate metrics, including accuracy, precision, recall, F1 score, and ROC curves.
5. Select and fine-tune classifiers based on dataset characteristics and learning requirements.
Gain practical experience in solving classification problems through guided tutorials and case studies.
Duration
7 Months
Institution
University of Colorado Boulder
Format
Online
Eligibility Criteria
school
Academic Foundation
A recognized Bachelor’s degree or high school equivalent required for admission into University of Colorado Boulder.
language
Language Proficiency
English proficiency required. IELTS, TOEFL, or standard medium-of-instruction certificates accepted.
Detailed Fees Breakdown
Base Tuition Fee
$99
Total Est. Investment
$99
Scholarships and early-bird waivers may apply. Contact admissions for exact institutional fees.
Academic Trajectory
Program Outcome
Graduates of the Classification Analysis program at University of Colorado Boulder are equipped with global perspectives, ready to excel in international markets and top-tier career opportunities.