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The document outlines a 3-month roadmap for becoming job-ready in data analysis and data science, focusing on foundational skills in data analysis, programming with Python, and SQL. It progresses to intermediate skills such as data visualization, exploratory data analysis, and machine learning basics, before advancing to complex topics like model evaluation and big data tools. By the end of the program, participants should be proficient in essential tools and have completed portfolio projects to apply for entry-level roles in the field.

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Roadmap to Getting Job

The document outlines a 3-month roadmap for becoming job-ready in data analysis and data science, focusing on foundational skills in data analysis, programming with Python, and SQL. It progresses to intermediate skills such as data visualization, exploratory data analysis, and machine learning basics, before advancing to complex topics like model evaluation and big data tools. By the end of the program, participants should be proficient in essential tools and have completed portfolio projects to apply for entry-level roles in the field.

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Roadmap to Becoming Job-Ready in Data Analysis and Data Science

(3 Months)
Month 1: Foundations

1. Introduction to Data Analysis and Data Science

 What is Data Analysis?

o Process of cleaning, transforming, and visualizing data to find useful information.

 What is Data Science?

o A broader field involving statistics, programming, and machine learning to extract


insights and build predictive models.

 Applications: Business analytics, healthcare, e-commerce, finance, etc.

2. Learn Basic Tools

 Microsoft Excel

o Basics: Data cleaning, formulas, and pivot tables.

o Advanced: Charts, conditional formatting, and VBA basics.

 SQL (Structured Query Language)

o Basics: SELECT, WHERE, JOIN, GROUP BY.

o Advanced: Subqueries, window functions, and optimization.

3. Python Programming

 Why Python? Widely used in data analysis and data science due to its simplicity and
powerful libraries.

 Learn basics: Variables, data types, loops, and functions.

 Libraries to master:

o NumPy: For numerical computations.

o Pandas: For data manipulation and cleaning.

4. Statistics and Probability

 Key Topics:

o Mean, median, mode, variance, and standard deviation.

o Probability basics, distributions (normal, binomial), and central limit theorem.

o Hypothesis testing: Null hypothesis, p-value, and significance levels.

Practice

 Work with simple datasets in Excel and Python.


 Use SQL to query free datasets (e.g., on Kaggle).

Month 2: Intermediate Skills

1. Data Visualization

 Why It Matters? Helps communicate insights effectively.

 Tools to learn:

o Matplotlib and Seaborn (Python): For charts like bar graphs, histograms, and
heatmaps.

o Tableau/Power BI: For interactive dashboards.

2. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

 Steps:

o Understand the dataset (structure, missing values, and duplicates).

o Visualize data distributions and relationships.

o Identify trends, patterns, and outliers.

 Practice with Python (Pandas and Seaborn).

3. Machine Learning Basics

 Key Concepts:

o Supervised vs. Unsupervised Learning.

o Regression (Linear, Logistic) and Classification (e.g., Decision Trees, SVM).

o Clustering (e.g., K-Means).

 Learn Scikit-Learn (Python) for implementing models.

4. Data Cleaning and Preprocessing

 Handling missing values (e.g., imputation).

 Removing duplicates and outliers.

 Feature scaling and encoding categorical variables.

Practice

 Perform EDA on datasets (e.g., Titanic dataset).

 Implement simple machine learning models (e.g., predict house prices).

 Create dashboards in Tableau/Power BI.

Month 3: Advanced Skills and Projects


1. Advanced Python Libraries

 Scikit-Learn: Advanced model tuning (grid search, cross-validation).

 Statsmodels: For statistical modeling.

 TensorFlow/PyTorch (optional): Basics of deep learning.

2. Advanced Machine Learning

 Topics:

o Feature engineering.

o Ensemble methods (Random Forest, XGBoost).

o Model evaluation (precision, recall, ROC-AUC).

3. Big Data Tools (Optional)

 Learn about Hadoop and Spark for handling large datasets.

 Introduction to cloud platforms: AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure.

4. Domain Knowledge

 Understand the industry (e.g., finance, healthcare).

 Learn to apply data science to specific business problems.

Daily Time Commitment

 3–4 hours/day:

o 1 hour: Theory (read/watch tutorials).

o 1 hour: Practice exercises.

o 1–2 hours: Projects.

Outcome

By the end of 3 months, your friend should:

 Understand the basics of data analysis and data science.

 Be proficient in Python, SQL, and data visualization tools.

 Have completed at least 2–3 portfolio projects to showcase skills.

 Be ready to apply for entry-level data analyst or junior data scientist roles.

Resources :-
This is a good channel that has every subject related to data science / analytics

https://www.youtube.com/@LearningMonkey/playlists
SQL
Find your own resource , make sure to do leatcode questions of SQL , master SQL end to end

Python
Just focus on campus x videos (the one with the codes) that will be enough

Machine Learning
Youtube playlist Campus X

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKnIA16_Rmvbr7zKYQuBfsVkjoLcJgxHH

Deep Learning
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKnIA16_RmvYuZauWaPlRTC54KxSNLtNn

Maths/ Stats -Linear algebra


One good channel is stats o bam to learn stats and maths

https://www.youtube.com/@statquest

Projects
I Will tell after the end of February

Link to Data Science Books

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