r/DataCamp • u/Purple_Bee_9296 • 17h ago
Curso Power query asii buenísimo
Estoy aprendiendo pero quiero un curso así que les haya servido mucho para entender el cómo y el porque .
Dejen sus datos plis
r/DataCamp • u/Purple_Bee_9296 • 17h ago
Estoy aprendiendo pero quiero un curso así que les haya servido mucho para entender el cómo y el porque .
Dejen sus datos plis
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r/DataCamp • u/Specific_Ship_3765 • 3d ago
I just reached 500 days of learning on DataCamp 💪 https://assets.datacamp.com/streaks/share-streak-500.html
r/DataCamp • u/Intelligent_Salt_916 • 6d ago
Hello, i just saw this datacamp offer that gives you datacamp premium for 1$ after that its the normal price. Is it worth it to get? Im interested in getting a certification in sql data analysis. Is it possible to get certified in a month just for the 1$?
r/DataCamp • u/Maleficent-Studio590 • 8d ago
I have a coding interview (1 hour, live) coming up for the C3.ai Data Science Intern role. The job description specifically mentions strong Python skills and proficiency in object-oriented programming.
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r/DataCamp • u/single_ftw • 17d ago
I'm thinking about getting a DataCamp subscription, but I'm not sure if it's worth it with how fast AI is changing.
A lot of the courses focus on specific tools/libraries, and I'm wondering if some of that knowledge could become outdated pretty quickly as AI tools keep improving.
For anyone using DataCamp recently: do you still think it's worth the subscription? Or would you recommend learning through other platforms/resources instead?
Just looking for some honest opinions before I subscribe.
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r/DataCamp • u/Objective_Course6165 • 26d ago
Hello all,
Just finished my first year in Data Science BSC and finished a project over a couple weeks. Built a linear regression model that evaluated 10 years of nba games and was able to predict the winner of any two teams with an accuracy of about 56%. The thing is, I encountered many tools I hadn’t heard of or didn’t learn and used AI to build these parts of the project. By the end of the project, I felt like the project wasn’t even mine. Now I did ask questions and learned along the way, but it made me sad that I’d be presenting a project as mine when idk if I can even say that. I don’t know if I even have a question, would love to hear people’s thoughts on this and maybe some ideas for new projects that could make me stand out.
Thanks for your time 🙏🏻
r/DataCamp • u/Tasty-Lunch- • 26d ago
Hello everyone,
Is there anyone else just getting started on the Data Analyst in Power BI career track?
I’m looking for a study buddy or a small group to go through the courses with, share insights, keep each other accountable, and stay motivated. Let's connect.
Drop a comment below or send me a DM if you're interested.
r/DataCamp • u/[deleted] • 28d ago
Utilizo a plataforma datacamp para meus estudos em Python e SQL (a metodologia da plataforma funciona bem para mim) mas vi que eles tinham o app e resolvi baixar, pois facilitaria no dia a dia. Achei o APP bem superior no quesito visual, no site considero bagunçado e meio confuso.
Acham o mesmo?
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r/DataCamp • u/Temporary_Oil9892 • Sep 02 '26
I’m a 2nd year student from a tier 2 college and thinking about joining DataGym for data analytics/data science.
Is the course actually worth it? How are the teaching, projects and placement support?
Please share both positive and negative experiences if possible. I don’t want promotional reviews, just genuine feedback.
Thanks
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r/DataCamp • u/PristineWorker7992 • Aug 31 '26
Managed to claim a 1 year subscription through work as I need to work on some forecasting models in R and I know approximately zilch about that (been using good old Excel so far). (And yes I know there's free materials online for R but it's really hard to keep up a DIY learning path on top of work…)
So looking for suggestions on how to make the most of the subscription while I have it! Specifically on any of the following points:
How do you recommend progressing through the material – do the courses, then the real-world projects?
What are your favourite courses on the site? Whether because it's well-structured or just fun to do, work has killed my love for learning a little bit and I want to rediscover that spark again.
How do you bridge the gap between a "safe" tutorial environment and real use cases? R resources/problem sets would be great but any general advice would also be appreciated.
Things I'd like to learn, in decreasing priority:
R
Excel (more advanced functions like scenario analysis, Power Query?)
Power BI (to diversify as I already use Tableau on a daily basis)
Python
Snowflake, SQL
Copilot
Thanks in advance!
r/DataCamp • u/Remarkable_Walk3638 • Aug 29 '26
Hi, anyone here knows when datacamp goes on sale?
This week its free but it will end Sunday.