AI & Data Science Foundations
Our first published book: a 20-chapter educational workbook with practical investigations, responsible AI and career-linked activities. Available on Amazon UK.
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AI & Data Science Foundations
20 chapters covering AI fundamentals, data science, machine learning, responsible technology and hands-on Python projects.
Companion resources are free to access, including Python programs and CSV datasets for practical investigations.
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01 · LEARNAI and machine learning basicsStart with data, patterns and sensible questions about predictions.Explore foundations →
02 · PRACTISEInteractive model evaluationChange a decision threshold and discover why errors matter.Try the AI lab →
03 · BUILDPython and data investigationsDownload the Chapter 17 and 18 code and datasets, plus the Chapter 20 project.Get companion files →
04 · EXTENDResearch and project skillsPlan a small independent investigation using fictional example data.Explore the research starter →
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TutorSyntax books are designed to combine short explanations, real-world problems and independent projects. Companion resources provide the code and data needed for hands-on activities; the free website remains available to learners whether or not they own a book.
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James Cole is a UK secondary Computer Science teacher who connects classroom learning with real projects and technology careers.
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