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so i like CS i'm learning it, but there are some things that i really dislike, for example, web development, i can't bear it, it's because i don't feel like i develop something really useful, i always wanted to use AI and robotics to work on real world problems
so i wanted to ask you if data scientist, which use machine learning might fit more in my path and my projects than software development
so i was thinking maybe data science might closer to my personal objectives than CS ?
Also feel like the curriculum could do with a bit of refining
yes... I wanted to commit to a long term training program based on free, and well-structured, courses in data science, going through good math courses as well and not only state-of-the-art topics like machine and deep learning, as most of the online courses do nowadays... but I guess I'll have to figure out on my own?
do you've any other source that list courses, or discuss a path, like OSSU does for CS?
Yeah I'm actually doing something similar. Spent 3 months going through Maths courses but then came to realisation that a) programming exp is really important esp. if you're not super high level statistician etc. and b) I want more collaboration/social learning. It's hard to find that for free but I'm exploring options atm.
which math courses have you taken thus far?
In terms of module guidelines, this Masters degree is a good guideline and then picking through modules in coursera/edx/MIT OCW https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/graduate/taught-degrees/machine-learning-msc
I took this https://www.coursera.org/specializations/mathematics-machine-learning and also this https://www.coursera.org/learn/mathematical-thinking? and started on Gilbert Strang's Linear Algebra course. Other than that I've done Andrew Ng's ML course and a course on udacity. But my focus now is to get a dev job first and then come back to the maths in my spare time.
Btw: reason I took the mathemtatical thinking course is that I really wanted to build a decent foundation for how to solve maths problems - it's a really good course but took me quite a while and most specs don't include it
What's your current job?
I'm actually working as a data scientist for a company concerned with biodiversity big data problem. My background is in the biological sciences, but I've some CS background as well and thus, they got interested in me. I want to complete the career transition while in this job, so I'm looking for options.
In fact, while finishing my PhD I started to research and sort of pave my way towards a complete career change. I was looking more into web dev than data science, and I started a Udacity full-stack nanodegree before getting the job. Now I'm in the middle of three different fields. Basically, hehe.
so my day is working a lot. than studying a lot. and I can see it will be like this for a couple of years to come if I want to do this right.
I mean what skills are you really lacking? Seems like you're fairly set already?
more more more
hehe
my background is mostly on the biological sciences.
all my academic degrees come from this field.
not only for the current job
biodiversity big data is a very new, and under approached problem, so we're still dealing with basic problems as to set and tidy databases for other uses.
right now I'm creating a pipeline to extract, tidy up, and push major database of bibliographic references into open repositories
but later on this year we'll be setting up web scrapping protocols to feed this pipeline automatically, and then working on pdf's automated extracting of field-specific information, which is probably where I'm more useful to the company due to my formal academic background
we'll see
I think you're in the perfect position honestly and great that you're looking to follow this course.
hmmm cool - doesn't seem like anyone is maintaining it atm though..