1.
**Regression Analysis: Simple, Multiple, and Logistic Regression**:
Explained regression techniques with examples and graphs to illustrate their applications in
predicting relationships between variables.
2. **Data Analytics**:
Described the three types of data analytics (Descriptive, Predictive, Prescriptive) with practical
examples and visualizations.
3. **Graph Analysis, Simulation, and Optimization**:
Discussed these concepts with examples of real-world applications and illustrated them with
graphical representations.
4. **Data Preparation**:
Covered the process of cleaning, transforming, and organizing data for analysis, explained with
examples and visual aids.
5. **Normal Distribution and Box Plot**:
Defined normal distribution, its properties, and box plots to detect data distribution and outliers,
along with illustrative graphs.
6. **Outlier Detection**:
Explained methods to detect outliers using statistical and graphical techniques, with practical
examples.
7. **Difference Between Mahalanobis Distance and Cook's Distance**:
Clarified their roles in identifying influential data points in regression analysis, supported by
examples and visual explanations.
8. **Excel as a Decision-Making Tool**:
Illustrated how Excel can assist in data analysis, visualization, and scenario modeling, providing a
specific example and graph.
9. **Data Warehouse, ETL, and ELI**:
Defined data warehousing, Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) process, and ELI, and their importance
in data integration with examples and flow diagrams.
10. **Principal Component Analysis (PCA)**:
Explained PCA for dimensionality reduction, simplifying complex datasets, with an example and
visual demonstration.
11. **KNN Algorithm and Cluster Analysis**:
Discussed the K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) algorithm in relation to clustering, with an example
and graph for better understanding.
