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    The document provides an overview of different data roles and the skills needed for each role. It summarizes the following roles: data consumers, business analysts, data analysts, data scientists, machine learning scientists, statisticians, programmers, and data engineers. For each role it lists common technologies used, describes beginner, intermediate, and advanced data skills, and recommends learning paths to develop those skills.

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    DataCamp Curriculum Cheat Sheet

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    The document provides an overview of different data roles and the skills needed for each role. It summarizes the following roles: data consumers, business analysts, data analysts, data scientists, machine learning scientists, statisticians, programmers, and data engineers. For each role it lists common technologies used, describes beginner, intermediate, and advanced data skills, and recommends learning paths to develop those skills.

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    Curriculum

    cheat sheet
    Discover the data skills your team
    needs to be successful
    Gain an overview of the different roles within
    your organization and the trainings you can
    recommend tailored to their data skill level
    Data roles overview
    Use this page to compare common data roles. Determine which
    roles are applicable to your organization, then click the links to see
    which technologies and skills your staff need to learn.

    Data consumers
    need the skills to be able to make data-driven decisions, or have an informed conversation with
    a data professional.

    Business analysts
    are your bridge between using data to calculate things and applying the results to make
    money.

    Data analysts
    are focused on crunching the numbers, and need to know how to display and present findings
    from your calculations.

    Data scientists
    make discoveries, create insights from data and communicate these insights and discoveries to
    non-technical stakeholders.

    Machine learning scientists


    help computers learn without being explicitly programmed so that you can make predictions
    from your data.

    Statisticians
    provide the intellectual rigor behind your analyses, allowing you to avoid bad decisions from
    misunderstanding results.

    Programmers
    automate your business processes using data, improving productivity by reducing the repetitive
    tasks your team has to perform.

    Data engineers
    get the right data to the right people whenever they need it. They are responsible for collecting,
    cleaning, and cataloging data.
    Data consumers
    Data consumers need the skills to be able to make data-driven
    decisions, or have an informed conversation with a data professional.

    THEORY

    Commonly uses the following technology and tools


    Theory: Spreadsheets: Business Intelligence:
    Non-coding data skills Google Sheets, Excel Tableau, Power BI

    DATA SKILLS: BEGINNER


    • Understands what data scientists, machine learning scientists, and data engineers do.
    • Knows which questions can (and can't) be answered with data.
    • Interpret the results of data projects, including calculations and visualizations.

    DATA SKILLS: INTERMEDIATE


    • Is able to calculate descriptive statistics.
    • Can draw common data visualizations.
    • Understands the business applications of data.

    DATA SKILLS: ADVANCED


    • Has a strong grasp of the fundamentals of business intelligence

    Recommended data skills learning path(s)

    Data Literacy Fundamentals


    14 hours 4 Courses
    Business analysts
    Business analysts are your bridge between using data to
    calculate things and applying the results to make money.

    THEORY

    Commonly uses the following technology and tools


    Spreadsheets: Business Intelligence: SQL: PostgreSQL,
    Google Sheets, Excel Tableau, Power BI SQL Server, Oracle SQL

    DATA SKILLS: BEGINNER


    • Is able to calculate descriptive statistics.
    • Can draw common data visualizations.
    • Understands the business applications of data.

    DATA SKILLS: INTERMEDIATE


    • Has a deep knowledge of the business domain.
    • Is able to report and communicate using data.

    DATA SKILLS: ADVANCED


    • Can create dashboards.
    • Organizes data to solve business questions.

    Recommended data skills learning path(s)

    Data Skills For Business Spreadsheets Fundamentals


    20 hours 5 Courses 15 hours 4 Courses
    Data analysts
    Data analysts are focused on crunching the numbers, and need to know
    how to display and present findings from your calculations.

    Commonly uses the following technology and tools


    Programming languages: Business Intelligence: Spreadsheets: SQL: PostgreSQL,
    Python, R Tableau, Power BI Google Sheets, Excel SQL Server, Oracle SQL

    DATA SKILLS: BEGINNER


    • Is able to calculate descriptive statistics.
    • Can draw common data visualizations.
    • Understands the business applications of data.

    DATA SKILLS: INTERMEDIATE


    • Perform the data analysis workflows, including:
    • Importing, manipulating, cleaning, calculating, and reporting on business data.
    • Has a strong grasp of the fundamentals of business intelligence.

    DATA SKILLS: ADVANCED


    • Can create dashboards.
    • Organizes data to solve business questions.

    Recommended data skills learning path(s)

    Data Analyst with Data Analyst with R Data Analyst with


    Python SQL
    62 hours 16 Courses 77 hours 19 Courses 45 hours 11 Courses
    Data scientists
    Data scientists make discoveries, create insights from data and
    communicate these insights and discoveries to non-technical
    stakeholders.

    Commonly uses the following technology and tools


    Programming languages: SQL: PostgreSQL, Big data tools:
    Python, R SQL Server, Oracle SQL Airflow, Spark

    DATA SKILLS: BEGINNER


    • Perform the data analysis workflows, including:
    • Importing, manipulating, cleaning, calculating, and reporting on business data.
    • Understands the business applications of data.

    DATA SKILLS: INTERMEDIATE


    • Understands fundamental statistics, including distributions, modeling, and inference.
    • Designing simple experiments such as A/B tests.
    • Can create dashboards.

    DATA SKILLS: ADVANCED


    • Applies analyses to business applications such as finance, marketing, and healthcare.
    • Understands supervised and unsupervised machine learning workflows.
    • Work with non-standard data types, such as time series, text, geospatial, and images.

    Recommended data skills learning path(s)

    Data Scientist with Python Data Scientist with R


    88 hours 23 Courses 76 hours 19 Courses
    Machine learning scientists
    Machine learning scientists help computers learn without
    being explicitly programmed so that you can make predictions from
    your data.

    Commonly uses the following technology and tools


    Programming languages: SQL: PostgreSQL,
    Python, R SQL Server, Oracle SQL

    DATA SKILLS: BEGINNER


    • Perform the data analysis workflows, including:
    • Importing, manipulating, cleaning, calculating, and reporting on business data.
    • Understands the business applications of data.

    DATA SKILLS: INTERMEDIATE


    • Performing supervised and unsupervised machine learning workflows: feature
    • engineering, training models, testing goodness of fit, making predictions.
    • Applies analyses to business applications such as finance, marketing, and healthcare.

    DATA SKILLS: ADVANCED


    • Perform deep learning workflows.
    • Work with non-standard data types, such as time series, text, geospatial, and images.

    Recommended data skills learning path(s)

    Machine Learning Scientist Machine Learning Scientist with R


    with Python
    93 hours 23 Courses 61 hours 15 Courses
    Statisticians
    Statisticians provide the intellectual rigor behind your analyses, allowing
    you to avoid bad decisions from misunderstanding results.

    Commonly uses the following technology and tools


    Programming languages: SQL: PostgreSQL, Big data tools:
    Python, R SQL Server, Oracle SQL Airflow, Spark

    DATA SKILLS: BEGINNER


    • Perform the data analysis workflows, including:
    • Importing, manipulating, cleaning, calculating, and reporting on business data.
    • Understands the business applications of data.

    DATA SKILLS: INTERMEDIATE


    • Perform statistical modeling workflows, including feature engineering, training
    • models, testing goodness of fit,and inferring significance.
    • Test hypotheses and design simple experiments such as A/B tests.

    DATA SKILLS: ADVANCED


    • Design more complex experiments and understand Bayesian statistics.
    • Understand specialist models, such as survival models, generalized additive models, mixture
    models, structural equation models.

    Recommended data skills learning path(s)

    Statistician with R
    56 hours 14 Courses
    Programmers
    Programmers automate your business processes using data, improving
    productivity by reducing the repetitive tasks your team has to perform.

    Commonly uses the following technology and tools


    Programming languages: Command line tools:
    Python, R, Scala Shell, Git

    DATA SKILLS: BEGINNER


    • Write functions to avoid repetitive code.
    • Benchmark and optimize code to improve performance.

    DATA SKILLS: INTERMEDIATE


    • Test code.
    • Work with web APIs.
    • Develop packages for sharing code.

    DATA SKILLS: ADVANCED


    • Develop data pipelines and work with parallel programming.
    • Understanding programming paradigms, such as functional programming and object-oriented
    programming.

    Recommended data skills learning path(s)

    Python Programmer R Programmer


    62 hours 16 Courses 48 hours 12 Courses
    Data engineers
    Data engineers get the right data to the right people whenever they
    need it. They are responsible for collecting, cleaning, and cataloging
    data.

    Commonly uses the following technology and tools


    Programming languages: Command line tools: Workflow management: Big data processing:
    Python, R, Scala Shell, Git Airflow Spark, AWS Cloud

    DATA SKILLS: BEGINNER


    • Efficiently extract, transform, and load data.

    DATA SKILLS: INTERMEDIATE


    • Process data and automate data flows using the command line.
    • Process data in the cloud.

    DATA SKILLS: ADVANCED


    • Manage and optimize SQL and NoSQL databases.
    • Process big datasets.

    Recommended data skills learning path(s)

    Data Engineer SQL for Database SQL Server for


    with Python Engineers Database Admins
    95 hours 25 Courses 16 hours 4 Courses 28 hours 7 Courses

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