Sodiq Mojeed - Portfolio

Data Science MOOCs Badges

Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Here are the certifications I have earned in this category. View each badge to read more about the courses.

S/N	Course Name	Skills
01	Introduction to Python	Python Basics, Python Lists, Functions, Packages, Numpy
02	Introduction to Power BI	Data Transformation, Visualization, and Filtering
03	Introduction to SQL	Relational Databases, Querying
04	Intermediate Python	Matplotlib, Dictionaries, Pandas, Loops
05	Intermediate SQL	Data Selection, Filtering, Aggregation, Sorting, and Grouping
06	Introduction to R	Basics, Vectors, Matrices, Factors, Lists, Data Frames
07	Introduction to Data	Data Literacy, Life Cycle, Ethics, and Privacy
08	Joining Data in SQL	Inner, Outer Joins, Cross Joins, and Self Joins
09	Introduction to Git	Version Control and Version History, Dictionaries, Pandas, Loops
10	Introduction to Data Literacy	Data Types, Sources, Analysis, Visualization and Storytelling
11	Data Manipulation in SQL	CASE, Subqueries, Correlated, and Nested Queries
12	Data Manipulation with pandas	DataFrames, Slicing, Indexing, and Visualization
13	Introduction to DAX in Power BI	DAX, Formulas, Quick Measures
14	Communicating Data Insights	Data Visualization and Storytelling
15	Introduction to Statistics	Summary Statistics, Probability Distributions, Central Limit Theory, and Hypothesis Testing
16	Understanding Data Visualization	Data Visualization, Color and Shape
17	Introduction to Statistics in Python	Probability Distributionm Correlation and Experimental Design
18	Exploratory Data Analysis in SQL	Database, Structured and Unstructured Data, Timestamps
19	Exploratory Data Analysis in Python	Data Cleaning and Imputation
20	Joining Data with pandas	DataFrames, Advanced Merging and Concatenating

Experience

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Machine Learning and AI MOOCs Badges

Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Here are the certifications I have earned in this category. View each badge to read more about the courses.

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Applied Data Science Lab

Wed, 13 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Excited to share that I have completed the Applied Data Science Lab at WorldQuant University. Through this program, I strengthened my skills in Python programming, data analysis, machine learning, statistical modeling, data visualization, interactive data application development, and working with real-world datasets to solve practical problems.

The lab includes eight end-to-end, hands-on data science projects, in which I worked with data from files, SQL, NoSQL databases, and APIs. I also gained experience exploring and cleaning data, writing functions, and building ETL pipelines to prepare training datasets. Additionally, I developed machine learning models for both supervised and unsupervised learning problems and created visualizations to communicate data insights and model predictions clearly to non-technical audiences.

Across the projects, I applied techniques such as linear and logistic regression, decision trees, random forests, k-means clustering, time-series modeling (including ARMA and GARCH), A/B testing, and principal component analysis. I also practiced using tools and technologies such as Python, SQL, MongoDB, Plotly Dash, APIs, and the Linux command line.

Upon completion of the Data Science Lab, I earned a , and I look forward to using the skills I acquire in future research.🚀

Collective Attention Dashboard

Mon, 11 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Excited to share that I developed an interactive Dashboard for exploring the collective attention dynamics of globally famous biographies on Wikipedia. The Dashboard is available at . Kindly exercise a little patience while the applet launches.

Network Visualization

Sun, 01 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

I am glad to share that I developed an interactive web application that visualizes undirected networks, displays their properties, and degree distributions, using some datasets compiled and made available by on this .

The applet is available at .

Matula Tree Plotter

Tue, 30 Dec 2025 00:00:00 +0000

I just developed a web application for visualizing rooted trees and computing their statistics directly from their Matula numbers. The application is available at .

Genetic Algorithm for Optimizing Group Assignments at Conferences

Mon, 01 Sep 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Best Project Award

Tue, 02 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000

I led a group of three peers on a metascience project using data provided by the Research Corporation for Science Advancement, the oldest science philanthropy in the US.

Key Achievements

Examined the role of scientific conferences in generating diverse teams.
Selected as one of three winners from 18 submissions.

As a prize, my group was invited to visit the Santa Fe Institute in September 2024 to continue our research.

Matula Numbers and their Applications

Tue, 25 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

MOOC Certifications

Thu, 30 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Here are the certifications I have earned in this category:

S/N	Course Name	Skills	Badge
01	Python Intensive	Automation
02	Data Viz	Tableau

Scialog: An Antidote to Homophily Effects in Scientific Collaboration

Sat, 06 Apr 2024 23:00:00 +0000

This work emerged as one of the best projects that resulted from the Santa Fe Institute’s 2023 Complexity Global School. It was accepted as a featured poster at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in June 2024, and it’s also featured in a Princeton University .

Increasing the Benefits of Formal Interactions at Scientific Conferences.

Sat, 17 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

I attended the Critical Transitions in Socio-ecological Systems Workshop at Princeton University in February 2025, where I gave a flash talk titled “Increasing the Benefits of Formal Interactions at Scientific Conferences”.

Abstract: This research aims to optimize group assignments to increase the benefits of formal interaction at scientific conferences and encourage diverse, interdisciplinary team formation. We developed a genetic algorithm that assigns participants to multiple discussion groups while maximizing each group’s diversity. Our results indicate that the algorithm outperformed random assignments in creating diverse groups and minimizing repeated meetings among pairs.

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Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 +0000

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Dr. Alex Johnson · Meta AI

Research Overview

Multimodal LLMs
Efficient training
Responsible AI

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95% accuracy
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Research Results

Model	Accuracy	Speed	Memory
Baseline	87.3%	1.0x	2GB
Ours (v1)	92.1%	1.5x	1.8GB
Ours (v2)	95.8%	2.3x	1.2GB

Key Finding: 8.5% improvement over baseline with 40% memory reduction

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Master's Degree Mathematics Courses

Sat, 12 Aug 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Below are some of the courses I studied during my master’s degree at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, along with the grades I received in each.

S/N	Course Name	Grade
01	NETWORKS	Distinction
02	MACHINE LEARNING	Distinction
03	CATEGORY THEORY	Distinction
04	ENTROPY DECAY IN MARKOV CHAIN	Distinction
05	TOPICS IN COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRY	Distinction
06	COMPLEX ANALYSIS WITH APPLICATIONS	Distinction
07	GRAPHS AND MATROIDS	Very Good Pass

Best Graduating Student (Mathematics Education)

Mon, 22 Aug 2022 00:00:00 +0000

I was honored to receive the Best Graduating Student Award in the Mathematics Education Unit at Lagos State University for the 2020/2021 session.

Highlights

Graduated with a First Class Honors degree.
Achieved the highest CGPA in the unit’s graduating cohort.
Awarded the JAGAL Foundation Award for academic excellence with a monetary prize.

This recognition reflects my dedication to rigorous mathematical study and my foundational interest in analytical problem-solving, which has since led me into the field of Mathematical Science and Network Science.

Bachelor's Degree Mathematics Courses

Thu, 09 Sep 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Below are some of the courses I studied during my undergraduate bachelor’s degree at Lagos State University, along with the grades I received in each. Notably, I volunteered as a tutor during my undergraduate years, and my tutorial classes, which included about 25 elementary and advanced courses in math and physics, benefited over 500 undergraduate students.

S/N	Course Name	Grade
01	ALGEBRA	A
02	TRIGONOMETRY	A
03	COORDINATE GEOMETRY I	A
04	CALCULUS	A
05	INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS	A
06	ABSTRACT ALGEBRA	A
07	REAL ANALYSIS I	A
08	VECTOR ANALYSIS	A
09	MATHEMATICAL METHODS I	A
10	PROBABILITY THEORY AND DISTRIBUTIONS	A
11	LINEAR ALGEBRA	A
12	DYNAMICS OF PARTICLES	A
13	COMPLEX ANALYSIS I	A
14	MATHEMATICAL METHODS II	A
15	THEORY OF MODULES	A
16	DYNAMICS OF A RIGID BODY	A
17	HYDRODYNAMICS	A
18	PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION THEORY	A
19	VECTOR AND TENSOR ANALYSIS	A
20	OPERATIONS RESEARCH	A
21	ADVANCED ALGEBRA I	A
22	COMPLEX ANALYSIS II	A
23	OPTIMIZATION THEORY	A
24	VECTOR AND DYNAMICS	A
25	DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS	A
26	COORDINATE GEOMETRY II	B
27	REAL ANALYSIS II	B
28	NUMERICAL ANALYSIS I	B
29	REAL ANALYSIS IV	B
30	ADVANCED ALGEBRA II	B
31	GENERAL TOPOLOGY	B
32	PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS	B

Sodiq Mojeed - Portfolio

Data Science MOOCs Badges

Experience

Machine Learning and AI MOOCs Badges

Applied Data Science Lab

Collective Attention Dashboard

Network Visualization

Matula Tree Plotter

Genetic Algorithm for Optimizing Group Assignments at Conferences

Best Project Award

Key Achievements

Matula Numbers and their Applications

MOOC Certifications

Scialog: An Antidote to Homophily Effects in Scientific Collaboration

Increasing the Benefits of Formal Interactions at Scientific Conferences.

Example Talk: Recent Work

Example Talk

Dr. Alex Johnson · Meta AI

Research Overview

Code & Math

Dual Column Layout

Left Column

Right Column

Main Content (2/3 width)

Sidebar (1/3 width)

Image + Text Layout

Results

Speaker Notes

Progressive Reveals

Diagrams with Mermaid

Research Results

Custom Backgrounds

Vertical Navigation

Substep 1: Details

Substep 2: More Details

Citations & Quotes

Media: YouTube Videos

Media: All Options

Interactive Elements

Hidden Slide Demo (Inline Comment)

Thanks

Questions?

🎨 Branding Your Slides

📁 Adding Your Logo

📝 Title & Author Overlays

📄 Footer Text

🔇 Hiding Branding Per-Slide

🔇 Selective Hiding

✅ Quick Reference

🚀 Get Started

Master's Degree Mathematics Courses

Best Graduating Student (Mathematics Education)

Highlights

Bachelor's Degree Mathematics Courses