Ejiod:

Possibility is 15% but you your skillsets on data science can set u aside and boost it to 50%. You just need constant practice with data. Infact be grounded on SQL, TABLEAU or power BI.

Raalsalghul:


What data analytics tool would you recommend for everyone to learn regardless of career?

Can it be learnt while working?

trigar12:
I am sharpening my matplotlib skills and I am almost done, if I can use powerBI and tableau to visualize do I still need to learn seaborn?

gargoylern:

Seaborn is built on top of matplotlib. If you will be using python, then you need seaborn. I use it all the time at work. PowerBI and tableau are squarely for visualizations or dashboards. There's little programming involved in those ones.

Ejiod:

Excel,
SQL,
Tableau or Power BI



Python if you wanna go deep on data manipulation and machine learning modeling


Finally you can learn it while working

gargoylern:

Seaborn is built on top of matplotlib. If you will be using python, then you need seaborn. I use it all the time at work. PowerBI and tableau are squarely for visualizations or dashboards. There's little programming involved in those ones.

mynameissuccess:
I'm so glad I stumbled on this thread this morning, couldn't put my phone down till I got to the last page.
Mr Ejiod, thank you for taking the initiative to create this thread, I've learnt a lot from you and the other contributors too. May your knowledge never run dry.
I've been clueless about what to do with my life for a while now, after service na 30k job I dey see, been learning Python for about 2 weeks now and I have an idea of what to do next.
I have a lot of studying and practicing to do. Thank you guys for your contributions.
Let me go and buy chair so I can move in on this thread :

SavageBoy:



What of if one decides to start with SQL and tableau(I mean for a beginner who's just learning programming)

Would that be okay?

Ejiod:
Yes it is but add Excel too. It’s very important

Toppytek:
Tried plotting graph with Seaborn but it wasn’t successful I guess there was a problem somewhere, so with the help of @emmy0z I was able to save the new dataset in CSV format then I did the visualization with Power Bi. I believe there’s still much to learn as far as Data Science and Machine Learning is concerned.

Ejiod:

Yes it is but add Excel too.
It’s very important

Princefame1:


I just finished learning Excel and I am looking for data set to analyse. Can you please point me in the right direction.

Thanks.

Ejiod:
Nice one however on Standard practice it’s not advisable representing a view on pie chart if you have categorical variables with more than 5 dimensions.

Ejiod:

Did I hear there’s little programming involved...??
There is o.
PowerBI has DAX
Tableau has inbuilt calculations that needs to be tweaked.

The beauty of this is you understanding the concept of programming.

Ejiod:

Did I hear there’s little programming involved...??
There is o.
PowerBI has DAX
Tableau has inbuilt calculations that needs to be tweaked.

The beauty of this is you understanding the concept of programming.

trigar12:


Thank you.

I can clean my data with panda, arrange and do other stuffs then visualize it on Power Bi or tableau?

gargoylern:

Yes, or you can clean with Java or R. Tableau is a strong visualization tool, definitely more powerful than R for the same job.
I like the way you can use Tableau to create visualization stories.

Ejiod:

Excel,
SQL,
Tableau or Power BI



Python if you wanna go deep on data manipulation and machine learning modeling


Finally you can learn it while working

mynameissuccess:
I'm so glad I stumbled on this thread this morning, couldn't put my phone down till I got to the last page.
Mr Ejiod, thank you for taking the initiative to create this thread, I've learnt a lot from you and the other contributors too. May your knowledge never run dry.
I've been clueless about what to do with my life for a while now, after service na 30k job I dey see, been learning Python for about 2 weeks now and I have an idea of what to do next.
I have a lot of studying and practicing to do. Thank you guys for your contributions.
Let me go and buy chair so I can move in on this thread :

gargoylern:

Those are not full-fledged programming languages. You can't compare that to Javascript or Java. Or even R, which doesn't even compare to the two. You can practically build the whole of Tableau with Java.

Raalsalghul:


Ok!

Is there anything like ""Python for data science" or we need to learn it from scratch.

Also, which model of learning would you advise: self or paid training?

trigar12:


I used to think these application were for mainly drag, drop and visualize o

Ejiod:

Yes there is. Please google it you will see so many resources or even check YouTube for it.

Raalsalghul:


Ok!

Is there anything like ""Python for data science" or we need to learn it from scratch.

Also, which model of learning would you advise: self or paid training?