the course costs 15k but it's from a trusted company and their also giving IBM certificate should I buy it or not?
Is GeeksforGeeks Complete Machine Learning & Data Science Program Worth It? Also Seeking Guidance on Programming and Career Growth
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Free Data Science Courses with certificate?
There are some courses offer free certificate for data analysis with Python, Explaining Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib, seaborn and many more.
1st one is Free Code Camp They have a full stack developer courses -- First, Scientific Computing with Python -- Explains python from basics Second, Data Analysis with python -- Explains Data Analysis libraries in python Third, Machine Learning with Python -- Explains TenserFlow Framework in python
The Above Three Course Contain a free certificate and they have a 5 project for each 3 courses , totally they have 15 project for you to workout and get certified. If you learn all of these you must know something you can go on your own. There is lot of stories about learners got placed in companies before finishing these 7 courses, and there are 7 courses These three are Backend Courses and others are Frontend Courses like HTML CSS JavaScript.
Next is Cognitive Class this is IBM course. There is 3 learning path that related to data science.... First 2 contains 3 courses and last contains 2 courses totally 8 courses
Applied Data Science with Python got three course, Python for data science, Python for data analysis and Python for data visualization Data Science Fundamental got three courses, Introduction to Data Science, Data Science Tools, Data Science Methodology Deep Learning Deep Learning Fundamental, Deep Learning with Tensorflow,
If you think Machine Learning is not important, Machine Learning is one of the part of Data Science, so Machine Learning and even Deep Learning also very useful. And also IBM is well recognisable company
Next is Jovian.ai got 4 Courses, Data Analysis with Python: Zero to Pandas, Deep Learning with PyTorch: Zero to GANs, Machine Learning with Python:Zero to GBMs, Data Structure and Algorithms in Python. Currently Going is Deep Learning with PyTorch, Live Section is Hosted in FreeeCodeCamp YouTube Channel. Mentor is worked as a Python Programmer for 10 years in Twitter and I think he graduated in IIT and worked in San Francisco I think so.
My points:
If you take a freecodecamp that was a very well known website, every programmer had or have to know that website, Most useful for self taught Programmers like me, their mentors are having a separate YouTube Channels, Most of them had experience in their field. If you need certificate, you have to Finsih 5 project and you can use that project in your resume. If you had that certificate, you must had some knowledge in that Data Science because you finish those projects right.
If you take Cognitive Class, that was Hosted by IBM, very well-known company. I don't know is they have projects or not. I just start looking that 2 days ago.
If you take Jovian, Iam just taking his course it's good, First Course got One project, he still didn't finish other courses, he's doing live section in free Code Camp and it had a updated content
Iam also starting to learn Data Science, So that why I collect all of these. Just starting learn python last month Nov 1st. I just try to solve problem in websites like HackerRank, HackerEarth and more websites plus I just try to finish some small projects in the morning and evening I go to the Data Science tutorial section. Because I don't want to stuck in Tutorial Hell and I don't Want to stay in the just cpython, I want to travel through different frameworks and try most as I can.
I think its useful to you my friend, anyway Happy Coding and Happy Crying ... 😩😩😩😂😂
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Hi everyone,
I’m currently in my third semester at a tier 3 college. I came across the Complete Machine Learning & Data Science Program by GeeksforGeeks and was wondering if anyone here has taken it. Is it worth the investment, especially for someone looking to build a solid foundation and land a good job right out of college?
I would appreciate some guidance on how to effectively learn programming and work on projects that would help me stand out. I know basic Python (which I learned in school but haven’t practiced much) and C programming (which I’m currently studying in college).
Also looking for advice on:
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Programming skills in demand: Which programming languages and technologies should I focus on to stay relevant and competitive?
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Learning platforms with certificates: Any good platforms you’d recommend for learning programming with certifications that hold weight in the industry?
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Projects and resources: What types of projects should I work on to build a strong portfolio? Any resources you’d suggest for a beginner?
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Networking and mentorship: How can I connect with experienced professionals or like-minded peers? I’m the first in my family pursuing something like this, so I don’t have anyone to guide me. Any tips on finding mentors or communities that could help?
Please don’t ignore this post. I know there might be a lot of similar posts I could look up, but any suggestion is appreciated. Please guide me with the most relevant advice in today’s context.
Money shouldn’t be an issue, but whatever it should be worth it. I’m determined to make the most out of my college years. Any advice, resources, or personal experiences you can share would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.