How I'd Learn Data Science In 2023 (If I Could Restart) | A Beginner's Roadmap

[calebadelaitar]

This has to be the most helpful beginner roadmap for Data Science I have ever watched. Thanks Nash!

[moji]

Thanks so much Nash for this clear and inspiring presentation. As someone that just transitioned into tech I love the way you made this presentation. Not intimidating but so inspiring. Thanks so much.

[uncannievalley]

Why is your voice so wonderful and pleasant to listen to?

[apoorva_sinha]

Loved how you explained everything while feeling we’re just having a conversation. This might be underrated but this is the first video on intro to DS which is not boring at all.

[Mikebigmike]

You're bang on with the Chat GPT thing, next to worthless to ask it to do things for you without asking it for an explanation, coincidentally literally 10 mins ago I asked it this question...

"I'm struggling to understand using pipelines. please can you give me a few examples of how and when to implement them along with explaining why?"

that is, in my opinion, how you use Chat GPT effectively.

[talkerlovestory]

Thank you so much for enlightening me brother.
This is exactly what I am trying to know to break into data science field from different background.
You rock!

[Laura_W_]

Literally have my first full on Data Science interview in 2 days… losing my ‘ish!!!! This video was super helpful… needed direction and tips, seriously 😳

[sangamchhetri]

I am a newbie here but getting a road map here of what to do and what not to do in data science is really helpful thanks mate😄

[footballmint]

Just fyi for anyone looking to work in the public sector in the UK, python is used by some but R is much more common among analysts and a lot easier to run on locked down tech

[ghettoghost]

I just started a data science masters program last week. I will be following your channel closely along the way

[benjaminngopwaamos]

Jeez! You have a really great voice. It kind of made it easy for me to understand everything you said.

[apamwamba]

Nice Video and god advice. Why is that most people who say they are data scientists are actually either one of the following roles: A data analyst, A data engineer, A machine learning engineer with data analyst being an entry level role which can lead to the other two roles. I personally think the term Data Scientist is a bit vague due to the different environments data workers operate in.

[randebuu]

As a biochemist i ended up looking for some statistical analysis on R and the more i went into the rabbit hole the more i wanted to know, and this video made me realize what i want to do to grow professionally now. Thank you a lot you rock <3

[jaefublina]

Finally I got the right person to follow.
Thank you for the great content.

[asmahabib]

I would start by mastering the basics of statistics and programming, then explore machine learning algorithms and data visualization techniques.

[herschelsmith]

Everything about this video is right. I learned SAS via school as a trained Biostatistician. I learned R on my own and applied it to school work and life fun projects (creating visuals for personal budgeting etc.) Then I learned Python, but don't use it as much in my everyday job. Would love more projects with it, but I've made myself INVALUABLE to my team as an Epidemiologist and Data Scientist being a subject matter expert and building systems, communicating with our Data Management team and other scientists to meet all stakeholder needs. Maybe I would be farther along had I learned Python first, but once you understand how programming works (and aren't hamstrung by other limitations, for example appealing to traditional ways of doing things...) its a breeze.

Requires a lot of adjusting your way of thinking, but very much rewarding being a problem solver and critical thinker rather than crunching numbers all day.

[otlhwso]

Thank you so much Nash for how clear and inspiring presentation. I'm the 3rd year in Taiwan's university. Feeling panic but dreaming for study master degree in US. Really appreciate

[udezemark]

Thank you so much, I’ve subscribed and I’m already learning data science on Coursera and this was so helpful

[marinagarza]

Thank you for the advice! Being someone that is interested in a career change, this has been helpful!

[Joshua-joe]

You explained the roadmap in the most concise manner. Thanks so much Nash