#Week 5/14 : 100 Days Of Code

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Day 29

Database lab exam - all lab exams should be conducted online. I am so dependent on the internet to help me recollect all syntaxes.

I opened up a Datacamp account! And it's awesome. I really love their courses. I just wish it was free lol.

I made a few data visualisation graphs on Power BI to help me understand the data better.

Day 30

WOW! 30 days already. Today was also focused on generating power BI reports. I made 3 graphs:

Line graph showing daily fuel consumption in heater
A Pie chart showing monthly consumptions
A tree map showing different blocks and units within the blocks.

I had an onsite internship visit and had to demo the 3 graphs and the ADA prediction Colab notebook. It was less overwhelming this time. I ended up watching Biden's inaugural ceremony in the evening even though I'm not an American citizen. ;)

Day 31

I found out many cool tricks on Power BI reports in YouTube. I sketched out a few representations of data I'd like to make in my notebook. It was fun.

Day 32

Got sidetracked into making this.

An unexpected change of plans. I mustered up the courage to attend a Group Discussion(GD). Can't say I enjoyed it. I don't like interrupting someone when they are speaking. But apparently in a GD we need to do that. Meh! Well, I'm more confident now - I can't imagine a future GD being worse than this.😂😂 Practise makes a man perfect after all.

But it was a change from my usual routine and a new experience.

I also demoed my Power BI visualisation. I loved it and so did everyone else. 😊😊😊

Day 33

There's a free 3 month subscription of Datacamp for students by GitHub Education! Yay!!! I'm so happy...I can finally consume their amazing content....

I decided to complete their 'Introduction to Deep Learning in Python' today. I have implemented deep learning concepts in my projects but I want a more conceptual understanding of everything that's going on inside the neural networks. And this course has turned out awesome. It's very like the Kaggle courses - they teach you some small capsule concepts and then ask us to implement it.

Done!

stratospher

@icy_stratospher

I just completed the course "Introduction to Deep Learning in Python"! datacamp.com/courses/introd… via @DataCamp

11:57 AM - 23 Jan 2021

Day 34

Sundays are my all time favourites. I revised a bit of Dynamic Programming. I tried to improve efficiency of my current ML model by changing the number of neurons and the architecture. It takes 5-6 mins to train the model. I'm also having a lot of fun exploring Datacamp. I'm hooked onto many of their courses.

Day 35

We had to record our project presentation for Design project and it turned out to be a white elephant.

We designed a Virtual Reality based training plan for control room operators in the boiler feed water plant using Unity engine. That was the easy part.

The hardest part was recording it - 4 of us from different locations held a meeting on zoom and after 5 attempts of presenting the project(each attempt sometimes lasting 10 mins and sometimes >40 mins), finally succeeded in getting a satisfactory recording. We still need to work on the project report and poster tomorrow. 😣😣

I just want to code.🥺
Bye!
@stratospher