A visual first study for Python and Data Science

How to get started with Python and Jupyter Notebooks for data science
How to plot data on to a map using Python code
How to use Python's "geopandas" package to manage map data
How to use Python's "contextily" package to manipulate basemaps

No Programming experience required.

This course is designed so people who have never written any code before can put their data on a map. You can do this with only 7 lines of code and this course leads you line by line through the code required.
You will need a Windows PC with internet access.

Maps are a great visual tool. We all collect spatial data - holiday destinations, favourite places, areas of interest. But paper maps are limited, and the tools to plot digital maps on a computer can seem daunting.
Do you have data that you would like to show on a map but you don't know how to Or would you like to try a first coding project and want something simple and very visual as a starting project
Maps are a great first project for coding or working with data. You can start to produce maps with only 7 lines of code. This bners' course requires no previous experience and leads you line by line through the code required. It uses the popular Python language which is the most widely used language for Data Science.
In the course lessons, you will find how to
Access free mapping packages to allow you to draw great maps with almost no code
Load your data from a spreadsheet to a map
Apply map projections to shape the map to a screen
Add a background of streets or landscape to the region
Customise the map into what you want it to be, chag appearance, colouring and layout. You can make a detailed streetmap or an impressionistic outline map as you require

People who have never done any coding and would like to try a simple, but very visual, project.
Anyone who has data that you would like to show on a map but you don't know how to.