Continuing the #learningpath series.
Next skill in #DataScience industry is SQL (One of the most In-Demand Skills )
⭐There are 1,000,000+ jobs available in USA with requirement of SQL as a skill
1. SQL Basics
⭐ Creating Tables
⭐ Inserting values
⭐ Adding a New column in the existing Table
⭐ Deleting a Column from a Table
⭐ Deleting the Table
2. SQL start with Commands
⭐ Learn basic SQL commands: SELECT, FROM and WHERE
⭐ Learn logical operators in SQL
⭐ Learn commands: IN , AND, OR, NOT, LIKE, NULL, ISNULL, BETWEEN
3. SQL Joins
⭐ Learn to join different type of joins
⭐ LEFT, RIGHT, INNER, OUTER joins
4. SQL Sorting and Grouping
⭐ Learn GROUP BY , ORDER BY, HAVING
5. SQL Aggregations and Arithmetic operations
⭐ Learn Excel Functions: AVG, COUNT, SUM, MIN, MAX, UPPER, LOWER, LENGTH, REPLACE, TRIM, MID
⭐ Learn to write common aggregations: AVG, COUNT, SUM, MIN and MAX
⭐ Learn to write DATE function
⭐ Mathematical and String Functions
6. SQL Update
⭐ Learn to write CASE
⭐ Learn to write UPDATE statements
⭐ MERGE and UPDATE statements
7. SQL subqueries and Temp Tables
⭐ Learn to write subqueries and multiple queries together
⭐ Learn to use temp tables to access table with more than one query
8. SQL Data cleaning
⭐ Learn to perform data cleaning in SQL
⭐ Learn removing duplicates, removing NULLs
⭐ Learn FIND and REPLACE values
9. SQL Window Functions
⭐ Learn to use WINDOW functions in SQL
⭐ Aggregate Window Functions: SUM(), MAX(), MIN(), AVG(). COUNT()
⭐ Ranking Window Functions: RANK(), DENSE_RANK(), ROW_NUMBER(), NTILE()
⭐ Value Window Functions: LAG(), LEAD(), FIRST_VALUE(), LAST_VALUE()
⭐Continuing the #DataScience learning path series and next skill is Python
⭐There always been a debate around R v/s Python
⭐Step by step learning path for Python for data analysis
1⃣ Intro to Python -
⭐Installing and Setting up environment
⭐Install Anaconda and Python
⭐Launch a Jupyter Notebook
⭐Variables and Operators
⭐Booleans and Comparisons
⭐expressions and statements
2⃣ Basics of Python -
⭐Functions, Modules and strings
⭐Lists, Tuples, Sets, and Dictionaries
⭐Installing a Package (Pandas, Scipy, NumPy,Plotly etc.)
There are 2 kind of skills needed in any job. 1. Hard skills 2. Soft skills
Data science is no different and require hard and soft skills as equal in any of the industry.
Few of the skills needed in Data Science.
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⚙️ Hard Skills
💡 Programming and Specific tools skills (R, Python, SAS etc.)
💡 Algorithm, Mathematics, Statistics and Probability knowledge
💡 End to end data science project life cycle(Gathering, Cleaning, Preparing, Modelling and presenting)
💡 Upgrading to new technologies
🔣 Soft skills -
💡 Effective Communication
💡 Business acumen and knowledge
💡 Curiosity and Critical thinking
💡 Intuition
💡 Problem solving
💡 Presentation/storytelling
💡 Awareness/research
💡 Flexibility
💡 Time management
💡 Attention to detail
💡 Networking
It is Estimated to have 11,000,000+ job openings 🚀in Data Science industry by 2026.
Building is portfolio to stand out is absolutely necessary.
Tips to build your #datascience portfolio. A Thread 🧵
1. GitHub Profile - @github
▶️Over 65 million developers and more than 3 million companies use GitHub . GitHub says that 72% of Fortune 50 companies use the site.
▶️ There is always debate about GitHub over blog. I started with blog and later created GitHub profile
1.1 GitHub Profile - @github
▶️A crucial part of data science jobs is to be able to code, and GitHub serves as a perfect platform to access the coding skills and display hands-on ability to solve problems.
▶️If you are beginner or a student @github is must to stand out