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Jan Molendijk Course Information Monday to Friday Global tech hubAmsterdam has earned its reputation as a global technology hub – over 90% of Dutch data analytics companies call it home. But so do many educational institutes that teach students how to interpret and analyze the big and small data collected by these businesses. In fact, since 2010 the 70-hectare Amsterdam Science Park has grown into the locus for over 120 research institutions and businesses. Altogether, Amsterdam has become Europe’s largest center for science education and research, as well as entrepreneurship for tech and green business. Open source City DataYou heard that right – Amsterdam has made its City Data open source. Not only can everyone access this information, but anyone can add even more datasets to the collection. Available online, City Data is easy to search, download or link to your own system. Spark+AI SummitAmong Amsterdam’s countless tech and data conferences is the Spark + AI Summit, the largest data and machine learning conference in Europe! You can collaborate with over 1,700 data scientists, engineers and analysts at the world’s intersection of data and machine learning. 
As one of the most vibrant, young and modern cities in Europe, Amsterdam was named the best European tech city to work in by Hubspot. Its diverse residents relish living a healthy lifestyle, so you will find them active and exercising all times of the year. In turn, Amsterdam ranks fairly low when considering the cost of living, and it boasts an immense talent pool of more than a quarter of a million professionals. As well, our campus sits right in the heart of the city along one of its famous canals. Come build your new career surrounded by not only some of Europe’s biggest tech companies, but also its most beautiful historical treasures.
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Become a data analyst at Ironhack Amsterdam in nine weeks (full-time) or 24 weeks (part-time).
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What you will learn during the Data analytics bootcamp in Amsterdam
During your first 60 hours as an official Ironhack Data Analytics student you will be laying the foundation for success in Amsterdam. During the prework phase you will:
1. learn the fundamentals of command line, Git, Python, MySQL and statistical analysis
2. familiarize yourself with the basics of programming and statistics and
3. connect with your peers and expert academic staff by utilizing our Slack channel.
Once you’ve completed the prep materials and synced up with your class, you’ll be ready to dive into the course!
The first two weeks will introduce you and your classmates to the world of data analytics. Then you will establish your development environment for the classroom as you settle into our tight-knit data community.
Topics include:
- Introductions to data wrangling/cleaning.
- APIs and web scraping.
- Intermediate levels of Git, SQL and Python.
Week three calls for your first project as an apprentice data analyst! Apply your new Python skills by conducting data analysis with real datasets.
In weeks four and five you’ll take a deeper look into the mathematics behind data analytics.
Topics include:
- Utilizing Python to understand inferential statistics and probability.
- Incorporating Python into the fundamentals of business intelligence.
- Learning story-telling techniques in order to visualize your data and insights in presentations.
Week six will mark the start of your second project: a complete data analysis. This will be constructed from data that you will have processed, cleaned and visualized from real datasets!
The final module will introduce you to the fundamentals of machine learning in weeks seven and eight. We’ll start things off by teaching you to understand the machine workflow, and the lessons will only expand from there.
Topics include:
- Both supervised and unsupervised learning.
- The essentials of popular machine learning algorithms.
- Building, training and evaluating models with the Scikit-Learn machine learning library.
For the last week of this module and course, you will face your final and most challenging task: building an end-to-end machine learning project. You will need to process a dataset, extract features, train a model, and use that model to make predictions on new data. When your project is complete, you will compete alongside your fellow students in our Hackshow.
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Upcoming Data analytics cohorts in Amsterdam
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Deposit
Our courses fill up fast. Secure your spot at Ironhack by making an advance deposit when you are accepted into the program. Deposit amount: 750€Our financing options at Ironhack Amsterdam
Do you need help with the payment? Our financing options help you find the support you need so you can focus on your career and developing new skills.
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Loans for Dutch Residents. Maximum loan amount is €10,000. Penalty-free early repayment is always possible. Current applicable interest rate is 12.9%. Loans are extended for 12, 24 or 36 months. Monthly repayments, for example: €5,000 over 3 years (monthly payment is €166) or €7,500 over 3 years (monthly payment is €250)
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Pay in Installments
Don’t want to take out a loan but still want to pay your tuition in smaller installments? Ironhack can help! We allow for tuition payments to be deferred until you begin your training! This option is available to all Ironhack Amsterdam students! Once you’ve made your deposit, you will not have to pay anything until the beginning of your first month at the bootcamp. Tuition is divided into three payments, each equaling 33% of the total tuition which will be paid at the end of the Bootcamp.
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The tech community suffers from a gender gap, which is why we are proud to promote women in tech with an upfront scholarship of 10% off for any of our Web Development and Data Analytics courses.
Application process for the Data analytics courses in Amsterdam
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Apply to the course that is best for you.Personal interview
Our admissions team at Ironhack will contact you to schedule a personal interview and make sure that we can help you meet your goals in .Technical assessment
After the personal interview, you will need to pass a technical assessment to show that you are ready for our fast-paced learning environment.Deposit and prework
Once you have completed the technical assessment and paid the deposit, you will be granted access to the prework. The prework is fundamental to the program, and you must complete it before starting the course in .The course begins
Once you have completed the prework for at Ironhack , you will be ready to begin learning!Data analytics Instructors at Ironhack Amsterdam
Jan is excited to teach you about wrangling and analyzing data. He has always enjoyed working with data, be it modeling, understanding or extracting information. When he’s not working with data, he enjoys making music, drawing and playing tennis. Jan loves understanding how stuff works, and sharing his knowledge and experience with others. But most of all, he enjoys helping people learn new skills and grow professionally.
AmsterdamA typical day at Ironhack Amsterdam
In the course-data-analytics-campus bootcamp you will study from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The schedule may be subject to changes depending on the chosen campus.
9:00
Start your day energizedPour yourself some coffee to get your day going, as class begins with a review of yesterday’s exercises. You’ll also learn to manage a healthy workflow by incorporating the key strategies of Agile and Kanban.
9:30
Lecture block 1Your first block of lectures begins, where you’ll dive deep and learn some of the intricacies of !
11:30
Data lab 1Apply the concepts you’ve learned in the previous lecture to a new tutorial or challenge. Time to roll up your sleeves and code!
13:00
LunchTake a well-earned break and recharge! Our campus is centrally located, so good eats are always easy to find.
14:00
Lecture block 2Afternoon lectures commence, continuing your development of even more skills and techniques.
16:00
Data lab 2Time to solve a project by yourself! This will be a hands-on exercise calling for you to apply your knowledge in real-world practice.
18:00
After-course eventsOnce the day’s coursework has ended, explore and find innumerable opportunities to meet and network with other data professionals. Meetups, networking sessions and workshops are just down the street, or you can stick around campus to catch up on classwork.
Why should you study Data analytics in Amsterdam
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