The Oracles

Prof. Konyeha

Faculty Leadership

Prof. Konyeha

Head of Department

Welcome to the Data Science Department. We transform raw data into actionable insights, empowering you to make data-driven decisions that shape the future.

About the Course

What You'll Master

  • Learn to extract meaningful insights from raw data — turning messy, unstructured information into decisions that drive businesses, governments, and research
  • Master Python and its ecosystem for data analysis: NumPy for computation, Pandas for wrangling, Matplotlib and Seaborn for visualization
  • Study statistics and probability not as abstract math but as practical tools for understanding uncertainty, running experiments, and making predictions
  • Build machine learning models that learn from data — from linear regression and decision trees to deep neural networks and natural language processing
  • Enter one of the highest-demand, highest-paying fields in tech, where every industry from healthcare to finance needs people who can turn data into strategy

Academic Staff (DTS)

  • Dr. [DTS HOD]
  • DTS Staff 1

Curriculum Courses

DTS201 (3U)DTS302 (3U)DTS304 (3U)DTS404 (3U)

The Survival Script

Your roadmap to becoming a data scientist. Each phase builds on the last — take your time and build genuine understanding.

Phase 01

Python & Mathematical Foundations

4–5 weeks
Python
NumPy
Jupyter Notebooks
Linear Algebra
Probability

Phase 02

Data Wrangling & Visualization

4–5 weeks
Pandas
Matplotlib
Seaborn
Data Cleaning
EDA

Phase 03

Statistics for Data Science

4–6 weeks
Hypothesis Testing
Bayesian Stats
A/B Testing
Distributions
SciPy

Phase 04

Machine Learning

6–8 weeks
scikit-learn
Regression
Classification
Clustering
Feature Engineering

Phase 05

Deep Learning & AI Applications

5–7 weeks
PyTorch
TensorFlow
CNNs
NLP
Transfer Learning

Phase 06

Portfolio & Career Launch

Ongoing
SQL
Kaggle Competitions
Portfolio Projects
Cloud Platforms
Communication

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