DataCamp Premium Annual

What is DataCamp ?

DataCamp is a superb resource for those who want to learn more about data science and data engineering, but those who take these classes will need to be driven and self-motivated.

Features

FE – DataCamp Premium Annual – $396/Y

• Projects (80+)
• Apply your skills to real-world situations and build your project portfolio.
• Tableau, Power BI, and Oracle content
• Priority support

What Does DataCamp Offer?

• DataCamp offers 354 courses, 51 skill tracks, and 12 career tracks — all in the field of data science. Through DataCamp, computer scientists can learn Python, R, SQL, and more, all while building their data science portfolio through real-world projects.
• In DataCamp, students can learn in four ways:
• Courses: Individual data science courses such as Introduction to Python, Introduction to SQL, and Introduction to R introduce students to a single concept at a time.
• Skill Tracks: Learning skill tracks such as R Programming, Importing & Cleaning Data, and Visualization include multiple, in-depth classes to provide students with a broader spectrum of knowledge.
• Career Tracks: Career tracks such as Data Analyst, Data Scientist, and Python Programmer include comprehensive sets of courses intended to give students everything they need to know about a specific career.
• Certifications: Certifications such as Data Scientist or Data Analyst prove an individual’s existing knowledge about specific fields.
• Career and skill tracks are both built out of courses — but you can also take these courses individually. Either way, students can learn from these courses, skill tracks, and career tracks as long as they pay for DataCamp’s monthly subscription cost.

What Can You Learn at DataCamp?

• DataCamp provides courses in data science, data engineering, data analysis, and tools to support these fields. At DataCamp, you can learn about Python, SQL, R, machine learning, natural language processing, and more.
• DataCamp is firmly designed for the data science and data engineering fields. So, even in the “Introduction to Python” classes, Python is mostly taught for data science, even though it is a general-purpose programming language. Because of this, you should be certain that you’re interested in the field of data science first.
• Because of DataCamp’s hands-on learning methods, students will start learning how to program, analyze data, and engineer databases immediately. Students can develop their portfolios and prepare for coding interviews.
• But do note that most of the classes require that you teach yourself. If you’re looking for a lot of instruction, this isn’t the platform for you.

DataCamp Skill Tracks: The Most Popular Skill Tracks

• Python Fundamentals digs deeper than the Introduction to Python courses, introducing you to more advanced Python features and use cases. After the Python Fundamentals course, you should have a portfolio of Python projects.

• Like the Python Fundamentals course, SQL Fundamentals will build upon the basic Introduction to SQL and teach you more about using SQL in the real world. Learn how to build databases that last.

• Find out how to incorporate data science into your business analysis. Many of those adjacent to the computer science fields still need to understand how business data works. Data skills for business is the perfect skill track.
• Skill tracks dig deeper than courses by embodying all the courses you need to become a subject expert.

DataCamp Careers: The Most Popular Career Tracks

• The Data Scientist and Data Analyst career tracks on DataCamp are likely their most popular career tracks, as they segue directly into certification. You can complete the Data Scientist and Data Analyst career tracks and then take a certification to prove your skills.

• The Data Scientist path is an 88-hour track that includes 22 courses. Students will learn the R language, data collection, data manipulation, data importing, data analysis, cluster analysis, and more. At the end, they will have the knowledge an entry-level data scientist candidate should have.

• Collect and analyze data to your heart’s content. The Data Analyst path is a 32-hour career path with 8 courses. Students will learn how to perform data analysis, how to visualize data, and how to build their careers with R.

• A 59-hour, 15-course career path, Python programmer takes you from beginner to advanced in Python data science. This Python Programmer track is specifically aimed toward data manipulation and unit testing and requires no prior coding knowledge.
• Other career paths include Machine Learning Scientist, Quantitative Analyst, and Data Engineer. These career paths assume that you haven’t worked within the field before; they take you from A to Z.