I need help to decide on approach to self learning data science or data analysis and the bad/good of moving into data science and🥺 please?

[Tinana]

So this year I started college and I’m doing economics I have no idea why I chose economics but so far I’m really enjoying it but everyone around me keeps telling me I can’t do anything with an econs degree. After my principal of economics midterms I was the only student that got an A and so my professor called me into his office and began to advice me to try taking python classes to help link my economics degree to data science. Ever since he said it I’ve been looking into online resources to begin learning data science but there are sooo many sources that it’s confusing where to start from 🥺 I have like 3 years and 4 months till I graduate and I’d like to make good use of the time to learn more about data science or data analysis and maybe venture into other tech courses 🥺 so that by the time i graduate i can make a decision on what I want to do. can I please get some advice on how to go about it and if my plan is good 🥺 and any sources you’d recommend me watching or reading on to be better. Can you please tell me the advantages of moving to data science from economics. I know it’s not going to be easy for me but I’m willing to try🥺

[Adam1978]

You pick script or programming language based on what you try to solve/create. Not the other way around. Don't be the one with a hammer seeing everything as nails. Python, perl, ruby, php, Javascript. Are all tools which can be used for similar things. Decide first what you want to use it for and picking a language might depend on a existing code base or community. So you don't need to write things from scratch.

[Tinana]

I have no coding experience at all or know what I would want to learn or should learn or what the languages mean or serve

[Adam1978]

If you had what would you use it for?

[Tinana]

I don’t know, I’m so new into this

[Adam1978]

Is there nothing you wish you could get the computer or phone do for you that isn't just out there ready for installation?

[psychkindle]

If SkillShiksha offers such a program, it probably gives big lessons on important parts of data science. This might involve studying data analysis, machine learning, statistical modeling and big data methods. It could also include lessons on how to show information in pictures or charts clearly called "data visualization". Students can also learn the programming languages often used in data science, like Python and R.

These programs often include hands-on projects and real world applications, which are very important. They help students use their theory knowledge in real life situations. In addition, classes might discuss moral issues in data science. They can also teach you how to talk about your findings clearly with people who are not technical experts.

SkillShiksha could make its program special by using real-world examples from the business world, giving customers a chance to learn from experts and work with companies on projects or internships. The program might also have parts about professional growth to get students ready for changing needs in the data science world.

In short, a Master's in Data Science from SkillShiksha or any good school should give you a balanced learning about data science. It combines theory with practice to get ready for many jobs linked to this fast-paced field. It's important to look into the details of SkillShiksha program. This will give you correct and current information.

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[Putinspenls1mm]

So many 🥺s

[Tinana]

😂😂😂 I’m trying to plead