GoodIsGod:


Many of you Igbo guys are not smart.
I am a Yorùbá and I voted for Obi.
Many of the educated people in Lagos are rooting for Obi.
Only the thugs and the half educated voted for Tinubu.

Learn to love and respect your hosts. You don't have to be educated to think smart.

Tonyblessed:
WorldQuant offers a free online data science top-notch certification programme for any one really interested in the field. Also, if you are a graduate especially in the science, engineering or finance field and passionate about applying for the free 2 years Masters degree programme in financial engineering. Anyone really serious who needs assistance in successfully passing the quantitative test to be enrolled can message me.

cochtrane:
Glad to see this thread still making progress. If you are interested in data science tutorials and/or lectures at beginner to intermediate level, watch out for this space . I'll be offering a series of lectures in the coming months for those interested who want to transition or stay motivated. Lectures may be paid though, cos my observation from giving free lectures is that they hardly make any significant impact.

Ejiod:

Congrats

Ejiod:
Just a piece of what I forgot to push in my previous thread on chronicles of how I transitioned to data.
I understand some new comers may be asking what’s the salary range that should be quoted during an interview.
So I will be using myself as an example. I would also want experienced data gurus to chip in their range.
I started on 165k as net as my 1st data job. Fully remote.. then 225k then 290k to 400k
Now >= 500k
However these increments were due to efforts and years of experience.
Inputs are welcomed.

Friedyokes:
if she really likes cameras, get her an iphone

pretteemee:
Hi everyone.
I'm Elizabeth, a farmer, agriculturist and an agro Consultant. I own a farm and I am specialized in Crop farming.
I started this whole thing in a small scale and the farm is growing bigger by the day.

I have seen a whole lot of youths complain about lack of sustainable employment, many are finding it very difficult to feed even as a graduate and I begin to wonder why we youths can not create jobs for ourselves.

There's a wide range of opportunities in the Agricultural sector so why are we still hungry?
Why are we still working on the streets looking for jobs that ain't even available?

Honestly, It breaks my heart to see graduates beg for money to feed, like, after all the stress of 4 good years and some 6, 7 years of studying?

My team and I have decided to start up a training for youths who want to learn about what we do in agriculture.

This is not just going to be a training, we will be working together as an agro family for this reason we will not be working with a large number, just a few selected serious minded youths.

If you are interested,please
Send a WhatsApp message to
+234-703-447-8708
Or Email : Vambedyfarms@gmail.com

Note: If you are not ready for a serious business,please do not send a message.
This is strictly for youths who have interest in agriculture but do not know where to start from.

maker1234567:
Port Harcourt based aspiring and professional Data Scientist/Python Programmers, can we form a community? . Mayb create a whatsapp group and once in while we can meet up.
Thnks

wisdomremz:



they are grouped
just about 40-50 videos is important..

IceColdVeins:
Kashif! its in .pdf

wisdomremz:
already started my journey into data science, prior before now I had a mentor(my cousin) who is a data scientist in Australia who talked extensively on data science and gave various tools necessary. So I brushed through excel by taking some course like analysing data using excel and other courses on Edx(videos) then currently learning sql using sql server express learnt basics using w3schools and sqlzoo which am done, practicing using ssms and sample database like(adventureworks and northwind) so refreshing. Also I have some PDFs book having questions and problem from beginner to advance on the sample database listed, once am done I will also take some courses on edX. Afterwards would move into python and other tools.


just wanted to share my journey for the past one month. thanks Ejiod and other contributors.

if you are also on this journey into the world of data science quote me, let's relate �

Sheriman:

You would not enjoy Android development on a 4GB RAM laptop becos it will be hanging and slowing down your development.

julybaba:
Nice write up.
Let me add this:

A. When the jobs start coming in, don't underprice yourself.
Your knowledge is gold.

B. Seek knowledge daily, there is room for advancement.

As for me, I started programming in 2006, now, I'm thinking of retirement. I've paid my due, no more hard labour. Glory to God

Olumyco:
*A SIMPLE, RICH and FAST APPROACH TO LEARNING JAVASCRIPT PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE*

The idea is "learning based on the major topics that constitute JavaScript from different text books". U can download the books online.

The topics are divided into Four Phases

PHASE 1 (JavaScript Language itself)

     
#Introduction 
#Syntax & Semantics
#Primitive Values
#Operator
#Variable(Assigning)
#Array
#Object (Literals)
#Control Structure
#Function
#Variable (Scoping/Closures)
#Error/Exception handling
#Object (Constructors)
#JavaScript’s other objects (like maths, date, regular expression )

Books to read for Phase 1

*JavaScript for kids-A playful Intro (all)
*JavaScript: Novice to Ninja (all)
*Speaking JavaScript (all)

// Try and use the console in your browser or console of any JavaScript runtime at this point and take each topic one by one through extracting knowledge from each of the text book.
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PHASE 2 (JavaScript Language with Document Object Model- DOM & Browser Object Model- BOM)
#Event
#Document Object Model (DOM)
#Frame object
#Location object
#History object
#Navigator object
#Window object
#Screen object

Books for  Phase 2 is as follows;
*Voodoo's Introduction to JavaScript (all)
*Beginning HTML,CSS & JavaScript (Chapter 11 to 13)
*Sam-teach-yourself HTML,CSS & JavaScript (Chapter 15 - 25)

>Get more codes on the above objects from the internet – like from Mozilla site.
// Use a text/code editor or an IDE at this phase and run code with your browser or any JavaScript runtime like nwjs.

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PHASE 3 (JavaScript Technologies)
#JavaScript Library (Like the popular jQuery, Angular etc)
#Database Technology (web storage, indexDB, sqlite, mongoDB etc)
#Client-Server Side Technology (AJAX, AJAJ/JSON)
#Server-Side Technology (nodejs)

Books for this phase are;
*jQuery Novice to Ninja (all)
*Angular in 60minutes
*JavaScript and Node Fundamentals (all)
*Nodejs in Action
*Eloquent JavaScript (all)"
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PHASE 4 (Applied JavaScript)
#Web
#Desktop
#Mobile
#Embedded System

Books for this phase are:
*Building Android apps with HTML_CSS_JavaScript

> There are many frameworks you can use to develop for mobile. We have Ionic, Framework 7, JQTouch, JQuery Mobile etc. Get any of this with their documentation

>There are available runtime for developing desktop apps like nwjs (formerly Node-Webki), electron (formerly atom shell) and so on. Get any of them. Also get their documentations

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Addons:

Books for Quick revision:
*JavaScript Tutorial (all)
*Essential JavaScript (all)

Temisia:


Port harcourt

Temisia:


Port harcourt

Temisia:


We run physical and virtual classes

Temisia:
No easy path. Just be patient and devote time to it.
HTML
CSS
JavaScript

Then frontend
REACT
NextJS

Backend
NodeJs

Time is the biggest challenge if you can devote time to it you'll be amazed at how fast you can learn. Then as I tell my students. Practice practice practice until it becomes your second nature

Or Python
Or Laravel

Temisia:
No easy path. Just be patient and devote time to it.
HTML
CSS
JavaScript

Then frontend
REACT
NextJS

Backend
NodeJs


Time is the biggest challenge if you can devote time to it you'll be amazed at how fast you can learn. Then as I tell my students. Practice practice practice until it becomes your second nature

Or Python
Or Laravel