• Statistics I: The Fundamentals

    Duration: 2 days

    Whether you are a professional engineer or senior manager, this course is for you if you engage with statistics in your organisation. You will learn how to look critically at data and begin to make better business decisions from data. Topics include variability, distributions, confidence intervals, t-tests, p-values and research design.

  • Statistics II: Advanced Techniques for Data Analysts

    Duration: 2 days

    Building on Statistics I, this course is for you if you produce statistics for your organisation. You will learn how to apply and critique statistics of publication quality. Topics include regression, ANOVA, power analyses and a comprehensive list of categorical and non-parametric tests of differences.

  • Artificial Intelligence I: Machine Learning

    Duration: 2 days

    If you produce predictive systems for your organisation, this course will broaden your modelling capability far beyond mere regression. Learn from instructors with commercial success in the field, on topics such as decision trees, neural networks, Bayesian learning, clustering, factor analysis and model evaluation.

  • Artificial Intelligence II: LLMs and Agents

    Duration: 2 days

    The topics of our times, we focus on the application of large language models (LLMs) and AI agents in creative disciplines and scientific discovery, using techniques such as physics-informed neural networks (PINNs). We introduce tools and case studies from our own projects to advance capabilities as quickly as possible.

  • Data Masterclass: Visualisation and Expression

    Duration: 2 days

    Data analysis meets communication—this course is for you if you desire greater persuasiveness and clarity in your communication of data and statistics. Topics include best practice in visualisation, presentation/document design and story telling with data. A wide range of charts are covered, from histograms to heatmaps.


Data posts from the blog...

Another reason why most HR data are bad data

Organisations should actively concern themselves with network-centric questions. Here is a simple primer on organizational network analysis.
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Why Sydney’s transport apps took years, not days

This month’s Australian Journal of Public Administration publishes research by Andrew Botros on digital government, open data, and open innovation.
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How Einstein persuaded the world: a masterclass

You may not know that it took Einstein 14 years to become known the world over. If you’re involved in the communication of science or engineering, here are key lessons to be learnt.
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Introducing Alan Turing, with three degrees of separation

By all means go and see The Imitation Game, but make time to read more about one of the most important minds of modernity. There are good lessons to be learnt about innovation, design and collaboration.
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