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Course Outline

Introduction to Cursor for Data and ML Workflows

  • Overview of Cursor’s role in data and ML engineering.
  • Setting up the environment and connecting data sources.
  • Understanding AI-powered code assistance in notebooks.

Accelerating Notebook Development

  • Creating and managing Jupyter notebooks within Cursor.
  • Using AI for code completion, data exploration, and visualization.
  • Documenting experiments and maintaining reproducibility.

Building ETL and Feature Engineering Pipelines

  • Generating and refactoring ETL scripts with AI.
  • Structuring feature pipelines for scalability.
  • Version-controlling pipeline components and datasets.

Model Training and Evaluation with Cursor

  • Scaffolding model training code and evaluation loops.
  • Integrating data preprocessing and hyperparameter tuning.
  • Ensuring model reproducibility across environments.

Integrating Cursor into MLOps Pipelines

  • Connecting Cursor to model registries and CI/CD workflows.
  • Using AI-assisted scripts for automated retraining and deployment.
  • Monitoring model lifecycle and version tracking.

AI-Assisted Documentation and Reporting

  • Generating inline documentation for data pipelines.
  • Creating experiment summaries and progress reports.
  • Improving team collaboration with context-linked documentation.

Reproducibility and Governance in ML Projects

  • Implementing best practices for data and model lineage.
  • Maintaining governance and compliance with AI-generated code.
  • Auditing AI decisions and maintaining traceability.

Optimizing Productivity and Future Applications

  • Applying prompt strategies for faster iteration.
  • Exploring automation opportunities in data operations.
  • Preparing for future Cursor and ML integration advancements.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Experience with Python-based data analysis or machine learning.
  • Understanding of ETL and model training workflows.
  • Familiarity with version control and data pipeline tools.

Audience

  • Data scientists building and iterating on ML notebooks.
  • Machine learning engineers designing training and inference pipelines.
  • MLOps professionals managing model deployment and reproducibility.
 14 Hours

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