Let’s make a rockstar Data Scientist out of you.
Salam! I’m Bushra!
I am here to teach you how to become a data scientist.
Are you ready to:
- Earn more money while not comprising your little, valuable free time
- Freedom to plan your days & structure your time (aka work on the couch in PJs)
- Get weekly job invites from recruiters on Linkedin who really want to stay connected
- Stand out in the up-coming Internet of Things, Big Data and Machine Learning revolution
- Gain that empowering super power that nobody else seems to have
- Land a to-die-for job in tech, banking, consulting, software engineering, website development, cyber security, digital media, etc..
- Help people with your ideas, and create an actual running program that can be used by millions
- …. or maybe you just want to write a program that will gather all your favorite cat posts on the internet and send them to you via email…
But wait… what’s stopping you?
Let me take a wild guess.
?
“I wish I could be a data scientist… it just seems too difficult to learn.”
“I don’t even know what skills I need to learn first, much less where to learn them.”
“Data science looks complicated… I don’t know where to start.”
“Only people with a math background can be a data scientist…. and I’m not very good at math.”
“You need a degree in computer science to be able to program.”
The truth is that programming secretly just wants to be your friend.
Programming gets such a bad rep for being too ‘intimidating’ or too ‘complicated’.
And the real secret is:
Programming is easy.
I’m here to show you why.
A lot of tech content out there talks a lot of talk. I know because I’ve been there; I’ve taken the courses, I’ve read the books, and I’ve watched the videos.
Sometimes, it seems like after 14 hours of content, you still have no idea what the main point of anything is, and you can’t even imagine doing something practical with it.
Why waste so much time with so much talk and so little actual coding and actually “doing data science”? I honestly didn’t understand – so I decided to take it upon myself to learn programming and data science my own way.
I googled, researched, and learned but most importantly: I coded, I visualized, I analyzed.