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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The ‘Text Analytics 1: Introduction to Natural Language Processing’ online course is an overview of the strategies involved in Natural Language Processing(NLP) and the various aspects of computational linguistics. This course enables students to get hands-on experience with NLP and the process of performing analysis in Python with regard to the creation of pipelines.

Edx provides this course in association with the University of Canterbury(UC) for a period of six weeks and the students are required to spend at least three to six hours per week to complete the course successfully. This computer science course is self-paced and the learners in this program are led by the instructors from UC, Jonathan Dunn(Lecturer), Tom Coupe(Associate Professor), Jeanette King(Professor), and Girish Prayag(Professor).

In the ‘Text Analytics 1: Introduction to Natural Language Processing’ online training program, students will engage themselves with concepts of text processing, text mining, sentiment analysis, and topic modelling. The participants will receive a certificate after finishing the course of study and the graded assessments. The self-paced programme can be taken free of cost and has a limited duration. They can also upgrade it to the verified mode by paying for the course and getting unlimited access to the course materials.

The Highlights

Online mode
Self-paced learning
Six weeks program
3-6 hours per week
Instructors from the University of Canterbury
English medium of instruction
Video transcripts
Computer science course
Course certificate

Programme Offerings

course videos
Course Modules
Online Classes
Independent Study
Academic Instructors
Video transcripts
course certificate
Free learning

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 25608	yes	University of Canterbury, Christchurch

The ‘Introducing Text Analytics’ certification fee is paid for access to the verified track, certification, and graded assessments.

Introducing Text Analytics fee structure

Audit Track	Nil
Verified Track	Rs 25,608

Eligibility Criteria

Certificate qualifying details

The candidates of the ‘Introducing Text Analytics’ certification by Edx will qualify for the certificate after completing the course modules, graded assignments, and tests successfully.

What you will learn

Statistical skillsNatural Language ProcessingMachine learningData science knowledgeKnowledge of PythonKnowledge of Artificial IntelligenceKnowledge of Data Visualization

The ‘Text Analytics 1: Introduction to Natural Language Processing’ certification syllabus enables students to fulfill the following objectives by the end of the course,

Develop applications with the help of unstructured data such as tweets and news articles.
Implement machine learning classifiers to organize data and documents by content and author.
Evaluate the ethical and scientific fundamentals of text analysis.

Who it is for

Software Engineer

The ‘Text Analytics 1: Introduction to Natural Language Processing’ online classes are conducted for the students and other industry professionals who wish to explore the field of computer science.

Admission Details

The students interested in applying for the ‘Introducing Text Analytics’ certification course should register online through the Edx website.

Step 1: Find the course page using the link,

https://www.edx.org/course/introducing-text-analytics

Step 2: Click on the ‘Enroll Now’ option.

Step 3: Enter the basic details and register in Edx.

Step 4: Choose the mode of study.

Step 5: Make the payment and start the course.

Application Details

The registration for the ‘Introducing Text Analytics’ online certification program is done by entering the registration details such as user name, email address, and account password. Students can sign in using their Google, Facebook, or Apple account IDs.