Career questions tagged data-science
What can I expect from NareshIT's data science online training?
What can I expect from NareshIT's data science online training?
why is python considered essential for data science?
Why is Python considered essential for data science?
How many languages should I master or how much should my level of English be?
What should be my level of English or how many languages should I master for a career in computer science and data science?
what are the long term impact for business analyst major also what is a major I can pick up to make myself more valuable?
I am a current sophomore I originally chose to persue this career to be a sports analyst it was a more diverse major and not so sports concentrated I haven't gotten into my major classes yet but I feel this is a good fit I also want to get the most out of college so what is a major or certification to pick up
How do you pursue a career in data science?
I am majoring in computer science. What kind of projects could you build?
#Spring24. Data science career requirements: I am studying my Masters in Data Science at one of US universities, I want continue my educational path in AI, except Machine Learning and data science knowledge that I have, what else are needed to enter to AI Also, how essential is the job experience for internship in data science in US job market? Thank you ?
My bachelor degree is in IT with a concentration in data science. And I want to start doing some internships in this field.
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?
What is the biggest difference between Data Science and Information Systems? Salary, work load in college, job roles, demand... Which requires more coding and math? Which is more adaptable to different jobs?
College student deciding which to minor/major in with an interest in Marketing
Is a minor in Information Systems or Data Science better?
I am currently pursuing a Business Administration degree and am interested in marketing, social media, and design, but I also want to minor in something that will allow me to gain more skills and job opportunities. Should I major in information systems/ data science with a minor in marketing or the other way around? Which will allow me to have access to a bigger range of jobs that are in demand.
How can get job as a data analyst as an undergraduate?
I have degree in computer science and data science certification and I want to build a career in data science ,
How should I start my journey to learn coding and programming so that I can pursue a career in data science?
i am a complete beginner to coding and i want to pursue a career in data science. i started watching tutorials on yt but i was unable to understand anything. i figured i should start with python however it is easier said than done. what can i do??
What to do career wise after bad uni grades?
I'm a 3rd year CS student and my overall grades for university are disappointing to say the least, and I'm not sure what I should do to progress after I'm done on my course. I don't feel like that grade will be enough to get a good grad job and I'm wondering what can be done to get the foot in the door when it comes to a career which is what I heard really matters. I'm interested in a data science/ software engineering career
Is it beneficial to take online courses on Coursera or Udemy to learn data skills if I want to go into Data Science/Anaytics If so, what should I start with?
I'm in Grade 10, I have some coding experience with Python, and I want to be able to build my skill set so that I have time to improve later during high school. I also want to be able to use those skills to help others (volunteering). I've seen so many "roadmaps" for learning data skills, and they're all different, so I hope someone can clear this up for me. Thanks in advance!
How to become a data scientist??
Share your journey & guide aspiring data scientist on their path. Note: Given the growing interest in the data science field, we're inviting our experienced professionals to share their knowledge.
What is best way to become data scientist I want to become data scientist and by searching 50 hours on internet i have found a way to get admission in iit madras by one qualifier exam which doesn't require jee so should I prepare for jee or for this qualifier exam ?
I am too much confused pls help me
I have completed MA in English in 2021. Then i started a course for data science in 2022. I was into sports so there has been a huge year gap. Now should i join any job for money or should I complete projects for excel and sql to showcase them? I am 27 years old now and that course has still not completed.
I need a good future as there is no one to support me. I am an orphan and i dont plan to have any future company.
what characteristics do you need for Data Science?
How do you have to act when being a Data Scientist? Do you have to be really good at math? Do you need to be a person who does not get distracted easily?
Dislikes about Data Science?
What do you dislike about Data Science? Is there a task that annoys you, or you just don't like doing?
favorite part about Data Science?
What is your most favorite part about Data Science? Is there any fun task you favor?
what education do you need to be a Data scientist?
What specific classes do you need to take in order to be a Data Scientist? What part of math do you need to study for Data Science?
can Data Science be overwhelming?
If it is overwhelming can you tell me why it is? What is the most overwhelming task in this career or you have done?
What do you mainly do in Data Science?
What do you work on that keeps you busy throughout the day?
How to get into an REU as a first year college student?
I'm looking to get into a summer REU for bioinformatics or data analytics and I was wondering if anyone had any tips to get into one of these programs as a first year student?
Should I focus on Embedded Systems or Data science/analytics?
I'm studying computer engineering in my 2nd year, and in the summer I'll be applying for a co-op. I've done my research and it appears that embedded systems has a steeper learning curve and barrier to entry than let's say data analytics. Both are not easy, but getting an internship as a data analyst looks more approachable. Both are also interesting to me, although embedded looks more hands on and engaging. Thoughts?
How can I learn computer science, data science, machine learning, etc.?
Any recommendations for free programs I can apply to? How can get an entry-level CS job to improve my skills? What companies are likely to accept high school interns?
Becoming an Instructional Designer and Working Remotely - Seeking Guidance and Remote Opportunities?
Hi everyone! I am an aspiring instructional designer with a passion for remote work. I hold two master's degrees, one in Distance Education & E-Learning and another in Instructional Technology. Despite my educational background, I am currently facing challenges while applying for jobs on LinkedIn. I would truly appreciate any guidance on how to achieve my goal of becoming an instructional designer and finding remote opportunities.
What types of languages should i know for data science?
I know python and some R but is java important to learn too
What is the best way to decide what career path/major will be best for you?
I have classes, resources, and experiences that would be very helpful for both nursing and data science, yet I am torn between the two. I would love to have a career in data science, yet I can't help but worry about the job security in that field. I have more experience in the areas of computer science and programming, yet I also have a lot of resources that would help me get a stable career in nursing.. Help?
How do I break into a new industry?
I've been working for 20 years since I graduated from college -- 17 years at a nonprofit research institute and then the last 3 years at a large U.S. bank. My focus has been on identifying, selling/pitching, evaluating and experimenting with innovative ideas in a brought range of areas -- new research approaches, novel data science (eg, AI/ML) use cases, ways to use emerging tech to make core lines of business faster/cheaper/better, and new products & services. I left both of the last organizations when my leadership changed and there was no longer an interest in investing in more exploratory innovation (horizon 2 or 3). I see lots of companies that are investing in this type of innovation, but not many in the industries in which I have experience. How can I get the attention of recruiters and higher managers and convince them that my skillset is very transferable?