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Data science vs data analytics: Unpacking the differences

IBM Journey to AI blog

Though you may encounter the terms “data science” and “data analytics” being used interchangeably in conversations or online, they refer to two distinctly different concepts. To pursue a data science career, you need a deep understanding and expansive knowledge of machine learning and AI.

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From zero to BI hero: Launching your business intelligence career

Dataconomy

Some of the common career opportunities in BI include: Entry-level roles Data analyst:  A data analyst is responsible for collecting and analyzing data, creating reports, and presenting insights to stakeholders. They may also be involved in data modeling and database design.

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From zero to BI hero: Launching your business intelligence career

Dataconomy

Some of the common career opportunities in BI include: Entry-level roles Data analyst:  A data analyst is responsible for collecting and analyzing data, creating reports, and presenting insights to stakeholders. They may also be involved in data modeling and database design.

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The Data Dilemma: Exploring the Key Differences Between Data Science and Data Engineering

Pickl AI

Skills and Tools of Data Engineers Data Engineering requires a unique set of skills, including: Database Management: SQL, NoSQL, NewSQL, etc. Data Warehousing: Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, etc. Data Modeling: Entity-Relationship (ER) diagrams, data normalization, etc.

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What Industries are Hiring for Different Jobs in AI

ODSC - Open Data Science

Because they are the most likely to communicate data insights, they’ll also need to know SQL, and visualization tools such as Power BI and Tableau as well. Machine Learning Engineer Machine learning engineers will use data much differently than business analysts or data analysts.

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Meet the winners of the Pale Blue Dot challenge

DrivenData Labs

QGIS, Microsoft's Power BI, Tableau, and Jupyter notebooks also facilitated many interesting visualizations, particularly for solvers with less programming experience. Many participants used beginner-friendly online interfaces, like NASA Worldview and Giovanni , to explore and manipulate data.

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