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A guide on the essential topics to learn for data science, including programming, machine learning, and statistics, along with recommended resources.
Let's talk about how to learn data science. Or at least, how I learned data science. I'll go over the topics I think are important like programming in SQL and python, understanding machine learning theory, and product management principles. I'll leave you with a few resources you all can explore to get better at data science and hopefully land a job. Resources Mentioned: LeetCode.com StrataScratch.com Confetti.ai Brilliant.org Kaggle.com Tryexponent.com Medium.com Wikipedia.org 👉 Subscribe to my channel: bit.ly/2GsFxmA ______________________________________________________________________ Timestamps: Intro: () 3 Main Topics To Learn Data Science: () Programming: () Data Analysis: () Machine Learning: () Stats & Probability: () Product Sense: () Conclusion: () ______________________________________________________________________ Contact: If you have any questions, comments, or feedback, please leave them here! Feel free to also email me at nathan@stratascratch.com ______________________________________________________________________Why it's here
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