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Data, MLOps & Deployment

The full arc of applied machine learning: asking a decision-shaped question and exploring data, engineering and selecting features, building pipelines and recommenders, then shipping, serving and monitoring a model that stays healthy as the world drifts. Covers the data-science, data-engineering, MLOps and time-series material an M.Tech AI programme expects, in the same house style: a concrete hook, a visualization you can play with, the math, then honest caveats.

Data science foundations

What data science really is, how to look at a dataset before modelling it, and how to reason from a sample to a population without fooling yourself.

Features & recommenders

Turning raw columns into signal: generating features, selecting the ones that earn their place, and making recommendations from a ratings matrix.

Data engineering

Pipelines as DAGs, data quality and lineage, and handling unstructured text and images at scale.

MLOps

The ML lifecycle, deployment strategies that limit blast radius, and drift monitoring that tells you when a shipped model has stopped being right.

Time series

Autocorrelation, stationarity and forecasting — why the order of observations carries information that a shuffled train-test split destroys.