This course is primarily aimed at individuals who want to learn how Data Science is applied in the real world, what we mean by data, and what we mean by machine learning. The course also covers concepts such as K-means and categorical and numerical data.

The Data Science Profession – Student View
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The Data Science Profession – Student View
This course is part of Data Science Foundations Specialization
Taught in German (AI Dubbing)

Instructor: Robert Zimmer
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In this course you learn how Data Science is applied in the real world, what we mean by data, and what we mean by machine learning.
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Reviewed on Apr 30, 2025
It is an excellent presentation. Everyone should take this course if he/she is thinking to become a data scientist




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