Module 6 Overview

Theme

Time, drift, and monitoring

Essential Question

What changes after a model leaves the notebook?

Module Components

• Book prose: conceptual framing, domain scenario, methods, and failure modes

• Assignment: evidence-backed production of a specific artifact

• Slides: presentation sequence for seminar or lecture delivery

• Narration: spoken version of the slide flow

• Instructor notes: facilitation plan, discussion prompts, and grading cues

• Rubric: criteria for evaluating the module artifact

• Notebook: executable lab aligned with the module theme using synthetic tabular observations with features, labels, train/test split, baseline score, and error slices

Module Artifact

predictive modeling report with baseline comparison, validation evidence, and model card focused on time, drift, and monitoring: Define drift checks and monitoring metrics for a deployed predictor.

Professional Setting

Students work as if advising an analytics team choosing a predictive model for an operational decision. Their work must be intelligible to analytics lead, domain owner, operations manager, and model risk reviewer.