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Data Journey

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My journey

  • August(08/08)
    • Learning the basics of SQL and Python on Mimo.
    • Choosing which university will provide me with the best job opportunities so I can start working as soon as possible.
    • Career plan presentation on Prezi and discussing it with family.
    • Solving problems on Brilliant, there’s a data science course.
    • Starting the IBM Data Science course on Coursera- €38.99 per month - week 22/08 to 28/08
    • Starting to better understand the importance of business mindset and storytelling to be a better professional.
    • Starting to learn SQL and resuming Python learning on the Mimo app.
  • September:
    • Handling the basics of Jupyter Notebook
    • Doing some exercises on Mimo.
  • October:
    • Starting a degree in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence with two subjects: Programming Fundamentals and Professional Skills.
    • In professional skills, I learn a bit more about storytelling by making presentations.
    • In Programming Fundamentals, I do some base conversions and start studying Python again.
    • On the Datacamp platform, I start a basic Python course.
    • On Coursera, I’m doing Data Science Methodology.
  • November:
    • I’ve been studying the third block on Coursera, data science methodology.
    • A bit of Python basics on Datacamp.
    • I’ve been able to validate professional skills and programming fundamentals I, so I don’t have any subjects enrolled this semester.
  • December:
    • End the DataCamp Python Basics course
    • Start an intermediate Python course
    • Finish DataCamp free access €300 to continue, maybe next semester.
    • Try to find some dream job in a big company to adapt the skills and be prepared for the interview.
    • Continue intermediate Python course
  • January:
    • Finish the intermediate Python course on DataCamp.
    • Finish the Python Project or Data Science on Coursera
    • Start Databases and SQL for Data Science with Python on Coursera
  • February:
    • Finish Databases and SQL for Data Science with Python on Coursera
    • Start the Semester in the UAX
    • Start Data Analysis with Python on Coursera
  • March:
    • Still in the Data Analysis with Python Course
    • Making some exercises with SQL databases for the University, connecting some tables and making conclusions
  • April:
    • Finish the Data Analysis with Python Course
    • Start the Data Visualization Course
  • May:
    • Continue with Data Visualization Course
    • Studying for university exams
  • June:
    • Take 4 exams and passed 2
  • July:
    • Finish all the exams and passed 3 of 4
    • Failed Numeric Methods, because the exams were too hard for me
  • August
    • Finish Data Visualization Course
    • Start Machine Learning
  • September
    • Pause the Coursera course
    • Start Kaggle machine learning course
    • Start an experience course - week of a data scientist (not finished)
  • October
    • Start the classes in the university
    • Continuing the intermediate python in Datacamp
    • Trying to understand how a project is made
  • November
    • Start a project with DataCamp about marketing with python
    • Stop the DataCamp project, have to pay the fee
    • Did some exercises in SQL, Python and Spark
    • Start doing scrapping with BeautifulSoup
  • December
    • Did some projects with web scrapping
    • Start learnig about Docker
    • Start to visualize some works that I can do for companies.
  • January
    • Drop out from college
    • Try to find some project to do by myself
    • Start working with a coworking space project
  • February:
    • Continue to work on the coworking project
    • Change all the project to work in my new Ubunutu
  • March:
    • Start to get more knowledge in statistiscs and probability on work.
    • Getting more familiar with connecting databases with visualization tools.
  • April:
    • Continue to work with data visualization in the Cowroking project.
  • May:
    • Start work with PowrBi in Windows with the Coworking project.
    • Start Nodd3r course.
  • June:
    • Making python exercices in the Nodd3r course.
    • Making SQL exercices in the Nodd3r course.
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