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Applied Data Analytics Program - Department of Labor, Employment, and Training Administration

The Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration facilitated an Applied Data Analytics training program for state teams. The particular focus of this training series was on using example data from the state of Illinois, training provider, and wage record data to examine the unemployment to reemployment trajectories of UI benefit claimants and visualize them in a dashboard. The results provided participants with (i) an understanding of how to work with similar data in their own state and (ii) the code necessary to produce a portal similar to the Illinois portal.

This repository contains the class materials for the Department of Labor, Employment, and Training Administration applied data analytics program.

Datasets Used in the Class:

  • Illinois PROMIS Certified Claimant Data

  • Illinois UI Wage Records Data

  • U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

  • Opportunity Insights Economic Tracker Data

Class Program:

Day 1 - Introduction, Privacy and Confidentiality, and Project Scoping

Day 2 - Dataset Introduction

Day 3 - Applications of Dataset Exploration

Day 4 - Record Linkage

Day 5 - Applications of Record Linkage

Day 6 - Basics and Applications of Data Visualization

Day 7 - Introduction to Machine Learning

Day 8 - Project Status Presentations

Day 9 - Machine Learning

Day 10 - Machine Learning Application

Day 11 - Inference, Privacy, Confidentiality, and Ethics

Day 12 - Exporting Data

References

The notebooks in this repository were inspired by previous applied data analytics class materials and notebooks.

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