Reddit is data science for me. I understand that cs and DS are big fields. contracting as much important info from the data as possible wtih anaylitics, a/b testings, metrics. A space for data science professionals to engage in discussions and debates on the subject of data science. Find some course which will explain the basics about how to transform data, what is MAPE, what is p-value and how to train some basic model with random forest, neural network or simple linear regression. Why did you choose data science as a career? what's your daily life like? did you regret it? I asked this question because it seems that most data scientists jobs require at least a Master's qualifications and it is not cheap. . I started reading about data science and decided to steer myself towards that direction to future proof my career (and earnings) and that worked out for me. I ended up taking more data related courses in my bachelors and doing a masters to get me there. i am eager to see if you guys agree or not. or some people like to call it aggregate/label seem like the best for me. I'd recommend going after degrees in something like computer science, which would still enable you to pursue a career in data science but also gives you other alternatives. r/datascience: A space for data science professionals to engage in discussions and debates on the subject of data science. Nowadays, there are bachelor programs offering data science degrees as schools are trying to capitalize on the hype, but I'm afraid those degrees may be too limiting. npgux gmfy lpnyc qqv ufpuekp lhrlg gze rkfi rtzwryx lqmnv