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Data Science Career Q&A for Undergrads

Data Science Career Q&A for Undergrads

Update: 2021-02-25
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Data Science Career Q&A for Undergrads with Mallory LaRusso


We continue to answer data science career questions. We've heard back from a lot of different groups about the world of data science. In this episode, we're talking about undergraduate DS job prospects. Mallory LaRusso is a senior at NCSU finishing her BS in Statistics, and Minor in Genetics. Watch/Listen as Glen and Richard answer questions from our guest Malory as she tries to understand ways of how to properly transition from being an undergrad student to becoming a data scientist. From questions about data scientists’ typical workday to their most challenging projects to date, we’ve got it all covered in this episode!


Keywords: data analytics, data science, programming, coding, workday, work culture, educational background


 


0:00 - Introduction


02:20 - Series overview


06:44 - Educational and career path


09:16 - Typical work day


17:00 - The importance of writing in data science


20:39 - Work culture


23:30 - Type of data you work with


26:00 - Mathematical vs Statistical Models


31:45 - The harder DS jobs are what’s left


32:35 - Favorite project as data scientist


36:00 - Work on a real problem 


39:55 - Data scientists’ degrees


44:15 - Difference of data analytics and data science


54:13 - Favorite programming language


1:01:29 - How data science jobs will change


1:07:42 - Largest data set to have worked with


1:17:02 - Advice for students to prepare for data science roles


1:36:30 - What advantage does an undergraduate have?


1:40:22 - Wrap-up

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Data Science Career Q&A for Undergrads

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