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Do You Need a Degree to Become a Data Scientist?
Bridging the gap from school to career success is an exciting moment for any professional. In the field of data science, it’s a moment signifying entrance into one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. After all, since being named one of the top professions of the 21st Century by the Harvard Business Review, data …
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What’s the Difference Between Data Science and Software Engineering?
Right now, coding professionals are some of the most highly sought-after employees. From building software to analyzing data, individuals with a background in computer science and math are making big waves — and are paid well to do so. Although data scientists and software developers often have similar skill sets, their job functions are far …