Launch of learning path – Data Science in Python

Kunal Jain Last Updated : 26 Jul, 2020
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We are jumping on our feets right now!

We can’t find any other way to express our excitement. We said that 2015 is going to be a year when Analytics Vidhya will become the place to learn analytics and data science. We launched our discussion forums 2 weeks back and there are awesome discussions already happening there. Check them out here to see what you are missing.

Learning path

Today, we launch another milestone in data science learning – the learning paths. The aim of creating these learning paths is to take out the confusion from learning process.

Why create learning paths?

We live in a world of information overload. We come across people daily who are following too many things and chasing too many directions in their attempt to learn data science. It is hard to blame them, when there is so much content to absorb. These people start doing a MOOC – 2 videos down the line, they switch on to a blog, then a notebook and end up reaching nowhere.

These learning paths will provide crystal clear direction to your learning so that you can focus on learning the subject rather than worrying about what to learn. If you are a complete beginner on a topic, you couldn’t have asked for a better roadmap – you will find the entire learning journey mapped in front of you. If you are some one who has already spent some time learning – you can pick up the journey from where you are and the remaining journey should be faster, clearer and more focused!

Our first Learning path – Python for data science

The first learning path which we are launching is on Python for data Science. The learning path starts from why you should learn Python and goes on to provide the resource you need to become a Python machine learning expert! The Python learning path consists of 8 steps:

  1. Setting up your machine
  2. Learn the basics of Python language
  3. Learn Regular Expressions in Python
  4. Learn Scientific libraries in Python – NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib and Pandas
  5. Effective Data Visualization
  6. Learn Scikit-learn and Machine Learning
  7. Practice, practice and Practice
  8. Deep Learning

If you are completely new to Python, you should just follow the steps as mentioned in the path. On the other hand, one of my friends has already learnt the basics of the language – he can directly pick things from step 3 onwards. If you already know Python and want to pick up machine learning, start from step 5 or 6.

 

End Note:

We are super excited about launching learning paths. We think that these should help our readers immensely. So check out the learning path and let us know how you plan to use them. There will be more learning paths, we will add in coming days. If you have any suggestions on this awesome initiative, please feel free to reach out to me and shout in the comments below.

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Kunal Jain is the Founder and CEO of Analytics Vidhya, one of the world's leading communities of Al professionals. With over 17 years of experience in the field, Kunal has been instrumental in shaping the global Al landscape. His expertise spans diverse markets, from developed economies like the UK to emerging ones like India, where he has successfully led and delivered complex data-driven solutions. As a recognized thought leader, Kunal has empowered countless individuals to realize their Al ambitions through his visionary approach to Al education and community building. Before founding Analytics Vidhya, Kunal earned both his undergraduate and postgraduate degrees from IIT Bombay and held key roles at Capital One and Aviva Life Insurance across multiple geographies. His passion lies at the intersection of analytics, Al, and fostering a thriving community of data science professionals.

Responses From Readers

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Tesfaye
Tesfaye

Dear Kunal, Thank you for clearing the fog out of the way. One can now see where he is driving without headlights on. One thing to ask: can you clear the path using R the same way as Python? thank you.

Raju Kommarajula
Raju Kommarajula

Hi Kunal, I am also learning Data Science with Python.

Nikhil Goyal
Nikhil Goyal

Hi Kunal, Great Idea. Very useful. Congratulations on the launch and best wishes !

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