Strategies for Learning Data Science in 2020 (Data Science 101)

Data Science 101: Strategies for Learning Data Science in 2020
In this video, I share my strategies for learning data science as a beginner as you venture into the world of data science (artificial intelligence, big data, data mining, data analytics and business intelligence). These strategies for learning data science is how I learned data science. By implementing these strategies you can start your journey of getting started on data science.

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[DataProfessor]

QUESTION OF THE DAY: Thanks for watching! I would love to hear from you, where are you learning from? and what is your learning strategies for data science?

[jeffersonjones]

Contents:
0:26 Path to become a data scientist
2:34 How long does it take to become a ds?
5:40 What language to learn - R or Python?
7:18 Become familiar with Python/R packages
8:30 My favourite R package -> Shiny
8:44 Grit and perseverance

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[theottoresearchinitiative]

Hello sir!
This is Sharan, I’m a final year medical student from India and am heavily interested in data science.

The implications of AI and machine learning are unbelievable, especially in medicine.

This video was amazing, and I will certainly be viewing more of your content.

Finally someone approaching this as a non CS major.

[phirapatmangkhalasiri]

Really ignite my inspiration indeed krab Ajarn. I am a police lecturer at Samparn, Nakhon Pathom and have no CS degree before. I would like to apply it into the field of Criminology. I passionately try to learn it by myself. Thanks krab.

[LearnfromData]

My background is in computational science and did some statistical research in uncertainty quantification during my Postdoc (in Matlab and C). So my transition to data science is much smoother. But there is still so much more to learn! I am learning new things every single day through hands-on programming.

[bilboswaggins]

Love your videos. It's cool to see someone genuinely passionate about data science and it's clear how much effort you put into the content of these videos, as well as your articles on Medium. Data science is a tool that people in all walks of life can utilize and you make it seem so non-threatening. I've recently lost my job in business intelligence, but these videos are giving me motivation to turn this into an opportunity to hopefully land an even better job, and i've been putting in the work to gain the skills and knowledge I need to do that (finishing up a bootcamp and planning on putting together a data science project to show prospective employers).

[robtallini]

I recently graduated with my MBA and I'm looking to learn data science on my own, and your videos seem good for those with academic backgrounds. In 2020 I plan on creating goals towards becoming a data scientist although I am focusing more on Python for coding. I look forward to seeing your channel grow!

[victormuchica]

I really like when you said "I will be your virtual mentor" awesome channel btw

[mxaraujo]

I like the way you teach. It always keeps a rational and simple posture, besides a well organized content.

[文滔-cj]

Hi, I'm wen-tao, now study ML and DS by myself.(I'm junior undergraduate student)
I have followed you for over one month, I think your videos are helpful for me!
Your content and voice are both clear, I 'm very enjoyed when watch video .
Hope you keep uploading new videos .

Actually, my English ability is not good, so maybe some typo exist .(sorry)
But I will keep going! No matter English or DS.

Thanks a lot !

[rafsanbhuiyan]

It's amazing how you stitched all the scenes to create this magnificent video. I love your content. Thank you for teaching!

[Aljazhhh]

Quality stuff, looking forward for more, this channel is exactly relevant for me.

[anphan]

Hi sir. I just came across your channel and now I have to subscribe immediately. Thank you so much for you free tutorials and sharing videos. I hope you can keep the enthusiastic flame of making such videos.

[hectormotsepe]

Best content on YouTube. Thank you Prof

[andrewchen]

Appreciate this video! I'm not a CS or DA major either, but considering to pursue DA as my career. This video helps a lot!

[OLIVERFUL]

Thank you professor, Im learning a lot in your channel, Greetings from Bolivia

[richarda]

awesome stuff professor! pls keep them coming !:)

[eyupbilgi]

I have just subscribed your channel and currently trying to get skills on python to be able to use and create models of my own data as a bioengineer. Hope this channel will give me lots of skills as well.

[shuraikh]

This guy looks like an older version of Joma who quit data science a few months ago.

[gustavojuantorena]

A Biologist here! I'm beginning my PhD in computer science (Cognitive Neuroscience using Eye Tracking). I want to become data scientist too. Best regards from Argentina.