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AWS Certified Machine Learning Specialty (ML-S) Crash Course

Published by Pearson

Advanced content levelAdvanced

This is a preparation course for the AWS Certified Machine Learning – Specialty certification. Passing this exam is proof of your ability to build, train, tune, and deploy machine learning models using the AWS Cloud.

According to Amazon, this certification is intended for individuals who perform a development or data science role. It validates your skills to design, implement, deploy, and maintain machine learning (ML) solutions for given business problems.

What you’ll learn and how you can apply it

In this course you will learn:

  • The most important machine learning algorithms
  • The best practices to apply when solving a real-world machine learning problem
  • SageMaker for model training, optimization, and hosting
  • Manage and develop machine learning techniques by using Amazon products and technologies
  • Integration of services into your application
  • Hosting, scaling, and fault tolerance
  • Streamline data management (Ingest, Catalog, Transform, and Visualize data)
  • Provide a clean interface with Lambda and API Gateway

This live event is for you because...

  • You would like to take your machine/deep learning and data science skills to the next level
  • You would like to perform model training, optimization, and hosting on the reliable AWS
  • You would like to prepare well for a certification that is recognized all over the world
  • You would like to have a career as a highly qualified machine learning specialist
  • You would like to work as a data engineer, analyst, or scientist
  • These are the top five job titles for people who have this certification (according to https://www.youracclaim.com ): (1) Data Scientist (2) Senior Data Scientist (3) Machine Learning Engineer (4) Data Engineer (5) Software Engineer

Prerequisites

To get the most out of this course, attendees should have experience with AWS and Python, and have an AWS account. To brush up, review the following:

Recommended Preparation

Recommended Follow-up

Schedule

The time frames are only estimates and may vary according to how the class is progressing.

DAY 1

Part 1 (60 mins)

  • Review of core machine learning concepts
  • Different methods for model evaluation
  • Overview of the SageMaker Service

Q&A - 10 minutes

Break - 10 minutes

Part 2 (1 hour, 10 mins)

  • Overview of the XGBoost algorithm
  • Dimensionality reduction and the principal components analysis (PCA)
  • Recommender systems and factorization machine (FM)
  • Timeseries analysis and Amazon’s DeepAR

Q&A - 10 minutes

Break - 10 minutes

Part 3 (60 minutes)

  • Model optimization and hyperparameter tuning
  • Anomaly detection
  • AI services on AWS

Q&A - 10 minutes

DAY 2

Part 1 (60 minutes)

  • Data lake on AWS
  • Deep learning and neural networks

Q&A - 10 minutes

Break - 10 minutes

Part 2 (60 minutes)

  • Use your own algorithm on AWS
  • AWS storage services
  • Databases on AWS

Q&A - 10 minutes

Break - 10 minutes

Part 3 (1 hour, 10 mins)

  • Machine learning speciality (MLS-C01) - exam overview
  • Ideas, tips and tricks for exam preparation
  • Practice questions

Q&A - 10 minutes

Course wrap up

Your Instructor

  • Noureddin Sadawi

    Dr. Noureddin Sadawi is a consultant in machine/deep learning and data science. He has several years’ experience in various areas involving data manipulation and analysis. He received his PhD from the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom. He is the winner of two international scientific software development contests - at TREC2011 and CLEF2012.

    Noureddin is an avid scientific software researcher and developer with a passion for learning and teaching new technologies. He is an experienced scientific software developer and data analyst; over the last few years he has been using Python as his preferred programming language. Also, he has been involved in several projects spanning a variety of fields such as bioinformatics, textual/image/video data analysis, drug discovery, omics data analysis and computer network security. He has taught at multiple universities in the UK and has worked as a software engineer in different roles. He is the founder of SoftLight LTD (https://www.softlight.tech/), a London-based company that specialises in data science and machine/deep learning. Recently, he has joined the University of Oxford as a part-time lecturer.

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