A complete data science roadmap for beginners🤖🚀
▶ Roadmap, tech-stack, learning resources, & projects to build a portfolio along with Timeline📅⏲
A thread🧵↓
📅 Step-by-step guide form start to finish data science until applying for a job📝
A Roadmap to follow:🛣↓
1. Python
2. Math & statistics
3. SQL/No-SQL
4. Pandas, Matplotlib, Numpy
5. Excel & Tableau
6. Machine learning
7. Deep learning
8. Deployment-AWS/GCP
9. Git/GitHub
1. Python
⁕ Level of skills: Basics to intermediate
⁕ Time allocation: 21-25 Days
⁕ Project Idea: Count down calculator
⁕ Learning outcome: Build python programming skills
⁕ FREE Learning resources:
🔗 w3schools.com/python/default.asp
2. Math & statistics
⁕ Topics to learn: linear algebra, stats, optimization, probability
⁕ Time allocation: 30 Days
⁕ Learning outcome: get your hands on key math concepts to learn data science and ML
⁕ FREE Learning resources:
khanacademy.org/math
3. SQL/No-SQL
⁕ Tools to learn: SQL, MySQL, MongoDB
⁕ Time allocation: 20 Days
⁕ Project Ideas: Extract and analyze Employee data using SQL&MySQL
⁕ Learning outcome: Get your hands on RDBMS
⁕ FREE Learning resources:
🔗 sqlbolt.com/
4. Pandas, Matplotlib, Numpy
⁕ Level of skills: UPTO intermediate
⁕ Time allocation: 30-45 Days
⁕ Project Ideas: Google play store data analysis using pandas, NumPy, and matplotlib
⁕ Learning outcome: Learn Key DS libraries
5. Excel/Tableau
⁕ Tools to learn: Excel, power query, tableau,
⁕ Time allocation: 20 Days
⁕ Project Ideas: HR analytics dashboard
⁕ Learning outcome: Get your hands on Excel and tableau
⁕ FREE Learning resources:
🔗 youtube.com/c/ExcelTutorials/videos
8. Deployment
⁕ Tools: Heroku, streamlit and AWS
⁕ Time allocation: 30 Days
⁕ Project Idea: deploy credit card default model on Heroku
⁕ Learning outcome: get hands-on deployment of ML projects
⁕ Learning resources:
🔗 coursera.org/learn/mlops-fundamentals
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