Ryan Swanstrom

Make 2013 Your Year for Learning Data Science

While the buzz around bigdata might die down a bit in 2013, the main ideas of data science are not going away. Being able to make smart decisions based upon data is a concept that is here to stay.

In fact, 2013 might be the best year ever to start learning data science skills. Colleges and Universities are opening new data science/analytics programs. There are numerous MOOCs avaiable or you can follow along on with a Coursera curriculum. Plus, there are thousands of blog posts, wikis, and other articles all covering various data science topics. If you want to learn data science, the timing could not be much better.

Happy New Year and Happy Learning!

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3 responses to “Make 2013 Your Year for Learning Data Science”

  1. vanstark88 Avatar
    vanstark88

    Reblogged this on Shuai Wang's blog.

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  2. Gertha Balon Avatar
    Gertha Balon

    Very nice article. I absolutely appreciate this site. Keep it up!

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  3. A data Head's Diary Avatar
    A data Head’s Diary

    This is a great post. I came across two other courses that may also be beneficial. I would consider adding, “Coding the Matrix: Linear Algebra through Computer Science Applications” from coursera.org. Matrix algebra is used extensively in statistics and machine learning; it’s the Swiss Army knife of mathematics. The course also introduces Python (some coding experience assumed). “Web Intelligence and Big Data” from coursera.org also looks like a promising course, but might conflict with the curriculum you have outlined.

    Cheers!

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