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    <title>Assessment Guidelines :: Data Science Toolkit</title>
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    <description>Overview Your final assessment consists of two complementary mini-projects that demonstrate your mastery of machine learning engineering principles across different domains. Both projects emphasize the transition from exploratory data science to production-ready ML systems, showcasing your ability to build structured, maintainable, and well-documented machine learning solutions.&#xA;Core competencies Your work will be assessed based on three fundamental competencies that align with the official program objectives:&#xA;[BC04] Software Engineering Best Practices: Apply professional development principles to data science workflows, ensuring code quality, maintainability, and effective collaboration. [BC07] End-to-End ML Pipeline Design: Design and implement complete, production-ready machine learning pipelines using modern MLOps practices and industry-standard tools. [BC01] Data-Driven Communication: Transform technical analysis into clear, actionable insights suitable for both technical and business audiences through effective visualization and statistical analysis. Read carefully the expectations for these different competencies.</description>
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      <description>Your work will be assessed based on three fundamental competencies from the official program, ensuring alignment with course learning objectives.&#xA;BC04: Software Engineering Best Practices Apply best practices in software development to data science workflows&#xA;This competency evaluates your ability to apply professional software engineering principles to machine learning projects, ensuring code quality, maintainability, and collaboration effectiveness.&#xA;Key Evaluation Areas Software Architecture&#xA;Modular design following separation of concerns principles Clear component responsibilities and interfaces Reusable components with proper abstraction Configuration-driven design enabling easy parameter modification Code Quality</description>
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      <title>Deliverables</title>
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      <description>Your assessment consists of two complementary mini-projects designed to demonstrate different aspects of machine learning engineering across diverse domains and technical challenges.&#xA;Checklist &amp; Quality Standards For each project, ensure you submit all components organized by core competency assessment:&#xA;[BC04] Software Engineering Best Practices Git Workflow &amp; Version Control:&#xA;Clean Git repository with atomic commits (one feature/fix per commit) Descriptive commit messages following conventional format (feat:, fix:, docs:, refactor:, etc.) Logical commit progression showing incremental development story Regular commits demonstrating consistent development hygiene Final repository state representing production-ready code Code Quality &amp; Architecture:</description>
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