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What should I choose to be a data scientist?
I am really much interested in data science and machine modeling things. so which course should i study and which universities provide bachelor's degree in data science?
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Nipa’s Answer
Hey Bisika, it's fantastic to hear about your interest in data science and machine learning! IBM offers a wealth of excellent courses on these subjects. I strongly suggest you check out https://sb-auth.skillsbuild.org/. It's a great platform to expand your knowledge and earn valuable credentials along the way. Best of luck on your learning journey!
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Duncan’s Answer
Hi Bisika!
While you're in high school/secondary school definitely pay attention to your math classes as they are the foundation to data science principles.
I'd look at searching Google for "Universities with B.S. in Data Science," or Computer Science as both can be ultimately helpful in a career in Data Science.
Good luck Bisika!
While you're in high school/secondary school definitely pay attention to your math classes as they are the foundation to data science principles.
I'd look at searching Google for "Universities with B.S. in Data Science," or Computer Science as both can be ultimately helpful in a career in Data Science.
Good luck Bisika!
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Daren’s Answer
Hi Bisika,
I've noticed that data scientists in the industry tend to also do advanced degrees (masters/PhDs) and come from generally technical backgrounds so they study Computer Science or Business Analytics or the equivalent. It'd be great to get involved with any data science research projects, even starting in high school, and getting familiar with different tools/technologies/programming languages. For instance, R, python, SQL, Hadoop, etc.
I've noticed that data scientists in the industry tend to also do advanced degrees (masters/PhDs) and come from generally technical backgrounds so they study Computer Science or Business Analytics or the equivalent. It'd be great to get involved with any data science research projects, even starting in high school, and getting familiar with different tools/technologies/programming languages. For instance, R, python, SQL, Hadoop, etc.