Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Abcruz(m): 11:23pm On Sep 23, 2020 |
Semtu:
I beg to differ, web development is now so common. Nowadays, anyone can easily design a standard website with little or no programming knowledge. The cost of designing a website has dropped significantly over the years. You see many developers advertising 15k websites, 20k websites, it's now so common. So I don't really see any reason to revisit web development. Inasmuch as I agree with you, let me clearly state that there're more openings and vacancies in remote jobs for web developers compared to most digital skill. If you check the Job postings for most companies needing data analyst/scientist, you'll find so many requirements and years of experience that will most likely discourage the early birds from applying. But same cannot be said of the requirements for web developers because a good understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript can secure you a position. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by elvisgaga: 4:14pm On Sep 24, 2020 |
Good day friends, please help me out in data science course order and what is the prospect compared to web development and app development. I really need this now because am at a cross road. thanks |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by nwele2017: 8:01pm On Sep 24, 2020 |
elvisgaga: Good day friends, please help me out in data science course order and what is the prospect compared to web development and app development. I really need this now because am at a cross road. thanks I will advice you to go for what you have passion for. If you have passion for web development and you are willing to dedicate your time for it, build projects and try to differentiate yourself from other web developer then go for web development. Some people might tell you that the web development field is saturated, but I don't think that is true for developers who know their onion. It is true that breaking into web development field is not as easy as what it use to be 5 years ago , breaking into the field is not easy for an average John but dedication and passion is always the key to success in any field one finds himself or herself in. On the other hand If you have passion for numbers and you are very good at communicating then you can try out data science. Data science is still evolving Field unlike web development which we can say has gotten to its prime age and with a lot of people parading themselves like web developer, data few specialist and the demand for it is high. The demand for data specialist will keep souring up since business are sparing up everywhere. unless businesses will one decided not make profit then their will be no need for data specialist Any longer. There is always a good prospect in any field you choose. It all depend on you to make something out of which ever field you choose. Dedication, passion and consistency are just the right words. If you opt for web development, then do it like no tomorrow,do it like your life depends on it, do it like without it your life will be useless. Don't look back. 12 Likes |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by awo666(m): 12:12am On Sep 25, 2020 |
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by elvisgaga: 7:17am On Sep 25, 2020 |
nwele2017:
I will advice you to go for what you have passion for. If you have passion for web development and you are willing to dedicate your time for it, build projects and try to differentiate yourself from other web developer then go for web development. Some people might tell you that the web development field is saturated, but I don't think that is true for developers who know their onion. It is true that breaking into web development field is not as easy as what it use to be 5 years ago , breaking into the field is not easy for an average John but dedication and passion is always the key to success in any field one finds himself or herself in. On the other hand If you have passion for numbers and you are very good at communicating then you can try out data science. Data science is still evolving Field unlike web development which we can say has gotten to its prime age and with a lot of people parading themselves like web developer, data few specialist and the demand for it is high. The demand for data specialist will keep souring up since business are sparing up everywhere. unless businesses will one decided not make profit then their will be no need for data specialist Any longer. There is always a good prospect in any field you choose. It all depend on you to make something out of which ever field you choose. Dedication, passion and consistency are just the right words. If you opt for web development, then do it like no tomorrow,do it like your life depends on it, do it like without it your life will be useless. Don't look back. Thanks. Can you help with courses to go through to become a data scientist? |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Zabiboy: 10:05am On Sep 25, 2020 |
Semtu:
I beg to differ, web development is now so common. Nowadays, anyone can easily design a standard website with little or no programming knowledge. The cost of designing a website has dropped significantly over the years. You see many developers advertising 15k websites, 20k websites, it's now so common. So I don't really see any reason to revisit web development. SMH....it's clear you know nothing about web development so i wont bother talking much...All i'll say is web development is far more than designing websites...So in your mind now, websites like Jumia/konga/bet9ja/amazon/aliexpress or social medias like Instagram/twitter/reddit or bank websites and other top websites are designed for 20k bah...talkless of the developers handling the backend process and logic that makes these sites function 24/7 and most operate Dynamically... Anyways, my only problem with Data Science/analysis here is the recent increase in irrelvancies in requirements... While working on #makeovermonday, a tableau project dropped every Monday, i discovered some guru's who are only good in tableau and excel and have a good paying job..But here in nigeria, the requirement is just B.S ... Also, to correct nwele2017, web development hasnt reached it's prime yet...it's still developing...soon, many business would go fully digital like jumia/konga/amazon/aliexpress etc...then you can say it's at it's prime.... Finally, if age/time is at your side and you have passion you can go for data science/analysis( i actually learnt all the basic tools and softwares of data analysis b4 moving to web dev.) GL
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Semtu(m): 10:28am On Sep 25, 2020 |
Zabiboy:
SMH....it's clear you know nothing about web development so i wont bother talking much...All i'll say is web development is far more than designing websites...So in your mind now, websites like Jumia/konga/bet9ja/amazon/aliexpress or social medias like Instagram/twitter/reddit or bank websites and other top websites are designed for 20k bah...talkless of the developers handling the backend process and logic that makes these sites function 24/7 and most operate Dynamically... Anyways, my only problem with Data Science/analysis here is the recent increase in irrelvancies in requirements... While working on #makeovermonday, a tableau project dropped every Monday, i discovered some guru's who are only good in tableau and excel and have a good paying job..But here in nigeria, the requirement is just B.S ... Also, to correct nwele2017, web development hasnt reached it's prime yet...it's still developing...soon, many business would go fully digital like jumia/konga/amazon/aliexpress etc...then you can say it's at it's prime.... Finally, if age/time is at your side and you have passion you can go for data science/analysis( i actually learnt all the basic tools and softwares of data analysis b4 moving to web dev.) GL
Lol, I have nothing to say to you, only that my point was obviously directed to freelance developers. And you went ahead to start listing big companies that work with corporate IT organizations. That been said, in Nigeria where the technology market is not upright, the average business owner would surely go for cheaper and less quality. Spend a moment of your time to go through the websites of the average Nigerian business owner and you'll understand what I'm saying. More than 90% of the federal government websites is nothing to write home about, so do you think they really care about quality?... Even private establishments, there are numerous so-called big companies with quack websites. They obviously picked a cheaper alternative, hence, the point I raised earlier. |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Zabiboy: 10:39am On Sep 25, 2020 |
Semtu:
Lol, I have nothing to say to you, only that my point was obviously directed to freelance developers. And you went ahead to start listing big companies that work with corporate IT organizations. That been said, in Nigeria where the technology market is not upright, the average business owner would surely go for cheaper and less quality. Spend a moment of your time to go through the websites of the average Nigerian business owner and you'll understand what I'm saying.
More than 90% of the federal government websites is nothing to write home about, so do you think they really care about quality?... Even private establishments, there are numerous so-called big companies with quack websites. They obviously picked a cheaper alternative, hence, the point I raised earlier. We are practically saying the same thing man... Because it's these same big companies that can afford hiring a data scientist/analyst.. But lets just leave it here...no need to prolong the talk...Las las, we all would be alright...The major stuff is just to keep improving ourselves the best way possible
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by elvisgaga: 12:39pm On Sep 25, 2020 |
Zabiboy:
SMH....it's clear you know nothing about web development so i wont bother talking much...All i'll say is web development is far more than designing websites...So in your mind now, websites like Jumia/konga/bet9ja/amazon/aliexpress or social medias like Instagram/twitter/reddit or bank websites and other top websites are designed for 20k bah...talkless of the developers handling the backend process and logic that makes these sites function 24/7 and most operate Dynamically... Anyways, my only problem with Data Science/analysis here is the recent increase in irrelvancies in requirements... While working on #makeovermonday, a tableau project dropped every Monday, i discovered some guru's who are only good in tableau and excel and have a good paying job..But here in nigeria, the requirement is just B.S ... Also, to correct nwele2017, web development hasnt reached it's prime yet...it's still developing...soon, many business would go fully digital like jumia/konga/amazon/aliexpress etc...then you can say it's at it's prime.... Finally, if age/time is at your side and you have passion you can go for data science/analysis( i actually learnt all the basic tools and softwares of data analysis b4 moving to web dev.) GL
Zabiboy:
SMH....it's clear you know nothing about web development so i wont bother talking much...All i'll say is web development is far more than designing websites...So in your mind now, websites like Jumia/konga/bet9ja/amazon/aliexpress or social medias like Instagram/twitter/reddit or bank websites and other top websites are designed for 20k bah...talkless of the developers handling the backend process and logic that makes these sites function 24/7 and most operate Dynamically... Anyways, my only problem with Data Science/analysis here is the recent increase in irrelvancies in requirements... While working on #makeovermonday, a tableau project dropped every Monday, i discovered some guru's who are only good in tableau and excel and have a good paying job..But here in nigeria, the requirement is just B.S ... Also, to correct nwele2017, web development hasnt reached it's prime yet...it's still developing...soon, many business would go fully digital like jumia/konga/amazon/aliexpress etc...then you can say it's at it's prime.... Finally, if age/time is at your side and you have passion you can go for data science/analysis( i actually learnt all the basic tools and softwares of data analysis b4 moving to web dev.) GL
Zabiboy:
SMH....it's clear you know nothing about web development so i wont bother talking much...All i'll say is web development is far more than designing websites...So in your mind now, websites like Jumia/konga/bet9ja/amazon/aliexpress or social medias like Instagram/twitter/reddit or bank websites and other top websites are designed for 20k bah...talkless of the developers handling the backend process and logic that makes these sites function 24/7 and most operate Dynamically... Anyways, my only problem with Data Science/analysis here is the recent increase in irrelvancies in requirements... While working on #makeovermonday, a tableau project dropped every Monday, i discovered some guru's who are only good in tableau and excel and have a good paying job..But here in nigeria, the requirement is just B.S ... Also, to correct nwele2017, web development hasnt reached it's prime yet...it's still developing...soon, many business would go fully digital like jumia/konga/amazon/aliexpress etc...then you can say it's at it's prime.... Finally, if age/time is at your side and you have passion you can go for data science/analysis( i actually learnt all the basic tools and softwares of data analysis b4 moving to web dev.) GL
please what's the requirements or courses to study to become a data scientist |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Zabiboy: 3:11pm On Sep 25, 2020 |
elvisgaga: please what's the requirements or courses to study to become a data scientist Back then, i learnt Excel, Tableau, Power bi, MySql, Python data science libraries( pandas, seaborn, matplotlib, plotly etc), then you can move to Machine Learning....i did a little matlab too tho.. There are others i might be forgetting but these are the basics i learnt.... All i'll say is PRACTICE PRACTICE and keep PRACTICING.... GL
Modified: it seems there are new tools/softwares/Databases that are now required....you can find out
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by dauddy97(m): 3:34pm On Sep 25, 2020 |
Zabiboy:
Back then, i learnt Excel, Tableau, Power bi, MySql, Python data science libraries( pandas, seaborn, matplotlib, plotly etc), then you can move to Machine Learning....i did a little matlab too tho.. There are others i might be forgetting but these are the basics i learnt.... All i'll say is PRACTICE PRACTICE and keep PRACTICING.... GL
@Zabiboy you list is correct but, I will tell him to focus on Python (Pandas, seaborn) and SQL the most. He can pick either Tableau or Power BI since both are visualization tools. Learning both isn't bad. Excel is compulsory. After that, he can start learning Machine learning. That's were the real game is. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Dahyormine(m): 6:04pm On Sep 25, 2020 |
dauddy97:
@Zabiboy you list is correct but, I will tell him to focus on Python (Pandas, seaborn) and SQL the most. He can pick either Tableau or Power BI since both are visualization tools. Learning both isn't bad. Excel is compulsory. After that, he can start learning Machine learning. That's were the real game is. Sorry bro, Tableau/PBI are more than just visualisation tools, with only visualisation, you are missing over 80% of their functions! Peace! 2 Likes |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by dauddy97(m): 5:19am On Sep 26, 2020 |
Dahyormine: Sorry bro, Tableau/PBI are more than just visualisation tools, with only visualisation, you are missing over 80% of their functions! Peace! if visualization isn't the core function of Tableau which can also be done with Python. I will be happy if you could list other functions. Peace! |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by elvisgaga: 6:24am On Sep 26, 2020 |
Dahyormine: Sorry bro, Tableau/PBI are more than just visualisation tools, with only visualisation, you are missing over 80% of their functions! Peace! dauddy97:
if visualization isn't the core function of Tableau which can also be done with Python. I will be happy if you could list other functions.
Peace! Please Dahyormine, do justice to dauddy97 question because am getting the puzzle. thanks. Zabiboy what can u say about the above quotes? |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by nwele2017: 6:31am On Sep 26, 2020 |
Zabiboy:
SMH....it's clear you know nothing about web development so i wont bother talking much...All i'll say is web development is far more than designing websites...So in your mind now, websites like Jumia/konga/bet9ja/amazon/aliexpress or social medias like Instagram/twitter/reddit or bank websites and other top websites are designed for 20k bah...talkless of the developers handling the backend process and logic that makes these sites function 24/7 and most operate Dynamically... Anyways, my only problem with Data Science/analysis here is the recent increase in irrelvancies in requirements... While working on #makeovermonday, a tableau project dropped every Monday, i discoveresome guru's who are only good in tableau and excel and have a good paying job..But here in nigeria, the requirement is just B.S ... Also, to correct nwele2017, web development hasnt reached it's prime yet...it's still developing...soon, many business would go fully digital like jumia/konga/amazon/aliexpress etc...then you can say it's at it's prime.... Finally, if age/time is at your side and you have passion you can go for data science/analysis( i actually learnt all the basic tools and softwares of data analysis b4 moving to web dev.) GL
@ zabiboy,I am just curious why you decided to go for web development after learning for so long. |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Zabiboy: 7:35am On Sep 26, 2020 |
nwele2017:
@ zabiboy,I am just curious why you decided to go for web development after learning for so long.
Like i said earlier man, the irrelevancies in the requirements was a major stuff tho...although i think its a major issue in Nigeria as a whole... I'm not really interested in getting a job with any of them yet cz i'm comfortable where i am... So it's basically just trying to gain skills in different areas to see the one i can fully dive into incase i need a change
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by nwele2017: 9:16am On Sep 26, 2020 |
Zabiboy:
Personally, i advice people to learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript after learning the core data science tools and softwares( Tableau, Sql, Powerbi, python and its libraries e.t.c ) before going into ML and Deep learning... I just feel there are more opportunities for Developers than Data scientist/analyst.... It's just my own opinion tho...
Anyways...To who it may Concern, check the pic below... GL ![cool](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/cool.png)
It's all about the one you think has more opportunities |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Zabiboy: 11:19am On Sep 26, 2020 |
nwele2017:
It's all about the one you think has more opportunities I actually said that for those looking to monetize their skill in the short run...cz this data stuff is a long run stuff as regards opportunities in Nigeria but app/software/web dev. is already in a force.
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by elvisgaga: 12:09pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
elvisgaga: Please Dahyormine, do justice to dauddy97 question because am getting the puzzle. thanks. Zabiboy what can u say about the above quotes? |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Zabiboy: 1:29pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
elvisgaga: Please Dahyormine, do justice to dauddy97 question because am getting the puzzle. thanks. Zabiboy what can u say about the above quotes? I think the question should be directed to those who are already working or who have worked as data analyst before... Personally, everything i do with tableau/power bi ends up with visualization....
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Dahyormine(m): 1:52pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Dahyormine(m): 1:55pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
elvisgaga: Please Dahyormine, do justice to dauddy97 question because am getting the puzzle. thanks. Zabiboy what can u say about the above quotes? IMO, Power BI is Python and Excel combined, apart from ML. initially I learnt PBI using Kiril Eremenko's course on Udemy, he only treated visualisation, in 3days I was done and I felt like what's the hype about PBI since its only Drag and drop... lol I went back learning python till I was comfortable. I was making research, then i discovered I could do more with PBI. I went back and got another video on udemy like 5gig content. mehn this guy broke down PBI in and out. basically PBI is divided into 3parts, visualisation, Power Query and DAX... with Power query, you can manipulate and query data to taste. with DAX, you can carry out any data analysis calculation(This is deep). Formally, when I wanted to do any anything involving datetime analysis and Forecast, I would use Statsmodel's ARIMA in Python, and that could take average of 10lines of serious Code, when I came across PBI, I could forecast with 3-4 clicks... mehn I was stunned. most people don't know that one can Webscrape with PBI, you can do allota wonders with that monster package. I would advice everyone to take full advantage of it if you really wanna go deep in Data Analytics. you can contact me for materials or link to good materials. peace Edit: When it comes to Business Intelligence, it has Data modelling ability where you can link many Datasets together so they interact as one and so many more. 11 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by kunleiky(m): 2:46pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
Nice one. Gbayi. Power BI has a lot of functionality under the hood. The web scraping function is even real time allowing you to update your data through refresh at regular intervals, e.g., the Covid data on Worldometer. That tool is not to be underestimated. Dahyormine:
IMO, Power BI is Python and Excel combined, apart from ML.
initially I learnt PBI using Kiril Eremenko's course on Udemy, he only treated visualisation, in 3days I was done and I felt like what's the hype about PBI since its only Drag and drop... lol I went back learning python till I was comfortable.
I was making research, then i discovered I could do more with PBI. I went back and got another video on udemy like 5gig content. mehn this guy broke down PBI in and out.
basically PBI is divided into 3parts, visualisation, Power Query and DAX... with Power query, you can manipulate and query data to taste. with DAX, you can carry out any data analysis calculation(This is deep). Formally, when I wanted to do any anything involving datetime analysis and Forecast, I would use Statsmodel's ARIMA in Python, and that could take average of 10lines of serious Code, when I came across PBI, I could forecast with 3-4 clicks... mehn I was stunned. most people don't know that one can Webscrape with PBI, you can do allota wonders with that monster package. I would advice everyone to take full advantage of it if you really wanna go deep in Data Analytics.
you can contact me for materials or link to good materials. peace
Edit: When it comes to Business Intelligence, it has Data modelling ability where you can link many Datasets together so they interact as one and so many more. |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by elvisgaga: 2:51pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
Dahyormine:
IMO, Power BI is Python and Excel combined, apart from ML.
initially I learnt PBI using Kiril Eremenko's course on Udemy, he only treated visualisation, in 3days I was done and I felt like what's the hype about PBI since its only Drag and drop... lol I went back learning python till I was comfortable.
I was making research, then i discovered I could do more with PBI. I went back and got another video on udemy like 5gig content. mehn this guy broke down PBI in and out.
basically PBI is divided into 3parts, visualisation, Power Query and DAX... with Power query, you can manipulate and query data to taste. with DAX, you can carry out any data analysis calculation(This is deep). Formally, when I wanted to do any anything involving datetime analysis and Forecast, I would use Statsmodel's ARIMA in Python, and that could take average of 10lines of serious Code, when I came across PBI, I could forecast with 3-4 clicks... mehn I was stunned. most people don't know that one can Webscrape with PBI, you can do allota wonders with that monster package. I would advice everyone to take full advantage of it if you really wanna go deep in Data Analytics.
you can contact me for materials or link to good materials. peace
Edit: When it comes to Business Intelligence, it has Data modelling ability where you can link many Datasets together so they interact as one and so many more. I must say thank you..... am enlightened. thanks once again, @dauddy thanks. I would still like get links to good materials cos the reason for me been inquisitive is that my future depends on it. thanks |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Dahyormine(m): 5:22pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
elvisgaga: I must say thank you..... am enlightened. thanks once again, @dauddy thanks. I would still like get links to good materials cos the reason for me been inquisitive is that my future depends on it. thanks There's a Video on Udemy, can't remember his name, like 5gig ram, dude disected PBI, wonderful course. If you wanna take ur PBI skills to the cloud, I would recommend a channel on YouTube Enterprise DNA, great channel, strictly PBI. You guys can check them out. ywc. 8 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by BelieverDE: 6:30pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
Dahyormine:
IMO, Power BI is Python and Excel combined, apart from ML.
initially I learnt PBI using Kiril Eremenko's course on Udemy, he only treated visualisation, in 3days I was done and I felt like what's the hype about PBI since its only Drag and drop... lol I went back learning python till I was comfortable.
I was making research, then i discovered I could do more with PBI. I went back and got another video on udemy like 5gig content. mehn this guy broke down PBI in and out.
basically PBI is divided into 3parts, visualisation, Power Query and DAX... with Power query, you can manipulate and query data to taste. with DAX, you can carry out any data analysis calculation(This is deep). Formally, when I wanted to do any anything involving datetime analysis and Forecast, I would use Statsmodel's ARIMA in Python, and that could take average of 10lines of serious Code, when I came across PBI, I could forecast with 3-4 clicks... mehn I was stunned. most people don't know that one can Webscrape with PBI, you can do allota wonders with that monster package. I would advice everyone to take full advantage of it if you really wanna go deep in Data Analytics.
you can contact me for materials or link to good materials. peace
Edit: When it comes to Business Intelligence, it has Data modelling ability where you can link many Datasets together so they interact as one and so many more. Interesting! Do you have links to the material(s) that helped you when learning? I'm close to finishing the Statistics course with Excel that I have been learning. My next plan is to learn PowerBI & Tableau. |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Dahyormine(m): 8:31pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
BelieverDE:
Interesting!
Do you have links to the material(s) that helped you when learning?
I'm close to finishing the Statistics course with Excel that I have been learning. My next plan is to learn PowerBI & Tableau. Good move, just decide and settle for one, learning the two is not necessary. 1 Like |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by BelieverDE: 11:46pm On Sep 26, 2020 |
Dahyormine: Good move, just decide and settle for one, learning the two is not necessary. I have seen job descriptions that requires knowledge of PowerBI and others that states "Knowledge of Tableau is compulsory" By the way, what PowerBIcourse do you recommend for me? |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Dahyormine(m): 12:25pm On Sep 27, 2020 |
BelieverDE:
I have seen job descriptions that requires knowledge of PowerBI and others that states "Knowledge of Tableau is compulsory"
By the way, what PowerBIcourse do you recommend for me? If you are following Job descriptions, you gonna learn all the packages in the world... don't mind them, you can't know it all, just learn the necessary ones... Tableau or PBI, not Tableau and PBI. check enterprise DNA on YouTube |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by randomShek: 11:16pm On Sep 27, 2020 |
Evening guys, an in-house data analyst was invited on the 10pm so I decided to share his story here.
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He shared his report using stories, taking simple scenarios in history and using them to analyze Nigeria’s historical progressions over the years.
For example, Cost of Newspaper in Nigeria: Newspaper in 1960 sold for - 3 pence In 1980(?) - 50 kobo In 2000 - N50 In 2010 - N150 In 2020 - N200
Cost of living is rising and affecting the country’s productivity and its citizens. Using BBN Laycon as a case study, in his words, “how many 26 year olds like Laycon find Nigeria a promising place with opportunities to grow?” —-> (Not a 100% accurate but you get the message)
Below is a chart he shared showing Nigeria’s population growth over the years with an estimated population of 1B in the next 48 years. He also performed forecasting on his data- sharing his insights on the predictions he got in terms of the country’s growth and cost of living.
I apologize for the low quality. That was the best shot I could get before the report ended.
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Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Nobody: 4:19am On Sep 28, 2020 |
Who has taken the Microsoft Data Analyst associate certificate? I'm planning on taking it and what to generally just know. Thank you 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by calculus4life: 9:38am On Sep 28, 2020 |
Pls can you give out the link of the power bi tutorial |