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 Duration 14 hours (2 days)

Course Outline

Introduction to Cursor for Data and ML Workflows

  • An overview of Cursor’s position in data and ML engineering
  • Configuring the environment and linking data sources
  • Gaining insight into AI-driven code assistance within notebooks

Expediting Notebook Development

  • Creating and managing Jupyter notebooks inside Cursor
  • Leveraging AI for code completion, data exploration, and visualization
  • Documenting experiments to uphold reproducibility

Constructing ETL and Feature Engineering Pipelines

  • Producing and restructuring ETL scripts using AI
  • Organizing feature pipelines for scalability
  • Managing version control for pipeline components and datasets

Model Training and Evaluation using Cursor

  • Building the framework for model training code and evaluation loops
  • Incorporating data preprocessing and hyperparameter tuning
  • Guaranteeing model reproducibility across different environments

Integrating Cursor into MLOps Pipelines

  • Linking Cursor to model registries and CI/CD workflows
  • Employing AI-assisted scripts for automated retraining and deployment
  • Monitoring the model lifecycle and tracking versions

AI-Assisted Documentation and Reporting

  • Generating inline documentation for data pipelines
  • Drafting experiment summaries and progress reports
  • Enhancing team collaboration through context-linked documentation

Reproducibility and Governance in ML Projects

  • Applying best practices for data and model lineage
  • Upholding governance and compliance standards with AI-generated code
  • Auditing AI decisions to maintain traceability

Enhancing Productivity and Future Applications

  • Implementing prompt strategies for more rapid iteration
  • Investigating automation potential in data operations
  • Preparing for future advancements in Cursor and ML integration

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Requirements

  • Practical experience with Python-based data analysis or machine learning
  • A solid understanding of ETL and model training processes
  • Comfort with version control systems and data pipeline tools

Target Audience

  • Data scientists who create and refine ML notebooks
  • Machine learning engineers responsible for designing training and inference pipelines
  • MLOps professionals overseeing model deployment and ensuring reproducibility

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