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The document provides a roadmap for becoming a data analyst in 2022, outlining the key skills needed which include learning Python, data processing/visualization libraries like NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn, and statistics. It recommends courses for learning Python and statistics fundamentals and lists additional resources for data analysis and visualization.

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The 2022 Data Analyst RoadMap


The complete roadmap to become a Data Analyst in 2022 with links to
resources, online courses, tools, and tutorials.

Hello guys, if you are want to become a Data Analyst but not sure which skills
you need and how to acquire those skills then you have come to the right
place.

Earlier, I have shared Java Developer RoadMap, Python Developer RoadMap,


Web Developer RoadMap, iOS Developer RoadMap, and DevOps Engineer
RoadMap, and in this article, I will share Data Analyst RoadMap which will
help you to become a Data Analyst in 2022.

All companies have data about their customers to improve their service and
get valuable insight and a much better understanding of the customer’s
behavior. This can be done by hiring data analysts in your company to
leverage the benefits of this hug customers’ data.

The 2022 Data Analyst RoadMap


In order to become a Data Analyst you need to learn programming first,
having knowledge of Computer Science, particularly Database and SQL also
helps. This article will try to help you understand the roadmap of being a data
analyst and show you the resources you need to become a data analyst.

Here is the 2022 Data Analyst RoadMap, you can follow these to learn all the
essential Data Analyst skills and become a successful Data Analyst in 2022. I
have tried hard to keep this Roadmap as simple as possible and only included
the essential skills, tools, and frameworks but if you have any other tool or
skill which should be in this Data Analyst RoadMap then feel free to suggest
on comments.

The 2022 Data Analyst RoadMap

Now, let’s drill down important things from this Data Analyst Roadmap and
see useful resources to learn them:

1. Learn Python Language


It would be best if you started your journey in data analysis by learning
python language since most of the data analysts’ jobs require you to have the
skills in writing python codes.

Also, most of the data analysis & visualization packages support python
language. Another good side of taking a course in Python is that it is easy to
learn, and it has a massive community to find the solution for any problem
you may face during your career.

Since Python has a vast community, there is no doubt that the internet is full
of python courses in YouTube videos, blog posts, paid courses, and more. Still,
I will recommend this python specialization from Coursera, which you can
take to be an intermediate user of Python in just two to three months:

1.1. Python For Everybody: You won’t regret starting your career taking this
course on python language from Michigan university offered through
Coursera. You will learn first the basics of Python, such as data structure,
variables, loops, and more. Then you will use Python to access the web and
interact with the database with this language and more.

Mastering this language as a data analyst means you’ve completed a long


journey to become a data analyst, but there are many things you should learn
to be just an entry-level in this field.

2. Data Processing & Visualization


You can say that if you don’t know data visualization or are not good enough in
this field, you are not a data analyst because your job involves analyzing data
and getting insight from this data. You can’t achieve that anyway, but data
visualization takes the raw data and converts it into plots to better understand
your data.

There are a lot of data visualization & processing libraries that you need to
learn to become a data analyst, and every tool has its advantage over the other
one, so it will be better to know as much as you can. Here are a few of them:

2.1. Numpy: You need to start your journey with this library designed to work
with arrays and perform mathematical calculations. It is fast and widely used
among data analysts.

2.2. Pandas: If you want to import the data or change something in it, you
probably need to use pandas that are designed to analyze & clean the data.

2.3. Matplotlib: You can say that matplotlib is the famous and most used data
visualization library among data analysts since it is open-source, offers
endless plots to create, and has a huge community to support you if you didn’t
find the solution for your visualization problem.

2.4. Seaborn: Another great data visualization library famous for customizing
its plots and offering endless kinds of plots, and it is straightforward to learn.

2.5. Tableau: You can use this software to visualize your data without the need
to learn any programming language. Just import your data, start visualization,
and customize your plots.

3. Learn Statistics
You can also say that if you don’t have statistics skills in your belt, you are
missing a big chance to be hired by the employee. You can’t underestimate the
power of learning statistics since you deal with extensive data. You need to
extract more profound insights into your data, make decisions based on this
data, and make predictions.

3.1. Introduction to Statistics: This is a great course offered by Stanford


University through the Coursera platform for learning the basics of statistics
as a beginner. You will understand how to perform exploratory data analysis
understand the principles of sampling, probability, sampling distributions,
regressions, and more.

Conclusion
Thanks for reading! This was the most uncomplicated roadmap for data
analysts to start. You can also learn many other languages used for this field,
such as R language and many python packages for data visualization such as
Plotly & Folium.

Other useful Data Analysis and Visualization resources

8 Best Data Visualization Tools for Data Analysts

Top 5 Data Science and Machine Learning courses

10 Free Data Science Courses for Beginners

5 Free courses to learn R Programming for Machine learning

5 Free courses to learn Python in 2022

10 Best Courses to learn R Programming

7 Best Artificial Intelligence Courses for Beginners

My Favorite Courses to learn Computer Vision

10 Essential tools for Data Science Beginners

10 Free Machine Learning Courses for Beginners

Top 5 Programming Language for Data Science

10 Best Machine Learning Courses to Join in 2022

Thanks for reading this article so far. If you like this Data Analyst Developer
RoadMap then please share with your friends on Twitter and Facebook.

All the best with your Data Analysis journey.

If you have any suggestion to make this 2022 Data Analysis RoadMap better,
feel free to drop your note on comments.

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