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Data Science

The document outlines a roadmap for learning data analytics using Python and SQL, divided into three phases: Foundations, Data Analysis Tools, and Real-World Projects. It includes specific topics, tools, and practice projects for each phase, emphasizing hands-on experience with datasets. The document also suggests tools to facilitate learning and offers to assist with initial projects.

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Data Science

The document outlines a roadmap for learning data analytics using Python and SQL, divided into three phases: Foundations, Data Analysis Tools, and Real-World Projects. It includes specific topics, tools, and practice projects for each phase, emphasizing hands-on experience with datasets. The document also suggests tools to facilitate learning and offers to assist with initial projects.

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Absolutely, I’d be glad to help you learn data analytics using Python and SQL!

Here's a practical roadmap you can follow, and I’ll support you at every step:

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### 🚀 **Phase 1: Foundations**

**Goal:** Understand basic concepts of data analytics, Python, and SQL.

#### 📌 Python Basics (1–2 weeks)

* **Topics:**

* Variables, data types, control flow (if, loops)


* Functions
* Lists, dictionaries, sets, tuples
* Basic file I/O
* **Tools:** Jupyter Notebook, VSCode, or Google Colab
* **Practice:** Write Python code to clean and manipulate basic datasets (CSV
files)

#### 📌 SQL Basics (1–2 weeks)

* **Topics:**

* SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, LIMIT


* GROUP BY, HAVING
* JOINs (INNER, LEFT, RIGHT)
* **Practice:** Use SQLite or PostgreSQL with sample databases (e.g., Chinook,
Northwind)

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### 📊 **Phase 2: Data Analysis Tools**

**Goal:** Learn how to analyze, clean, and visualize data.

#### 📌 Python Libraries (2–3 weeks)

* **Pandas:** DataFrames, filtering, groupby, merge, pivot


* **NumPy:** Arrays, math operations
* **Matplotlib/Seaborn:** Basic plots, bar charts, histograms, scatter plots
* **Practice Projects:**

* Analyze a dataset from Kaggle (e.g., Titanic, COVID-19, or sales data)

#### 📌 SQL Practice

* **Subqueries**
* **Window Functions**
* **CTEs (Common Table Expressions)**
* **Practice Projects:**

* Run analytical queries on multi-table datasets


* Create summary reports

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### 📈 **Phase 3: Real-World Projects**


**Goal:** Apply skills on real datasets.

#### Example Projects:

1. **Sales Analysis:**

* Clean and analyze a sales dataset using Pandas


* Write SQL queries for KPIs (revenue, top products)
2. **Customer Segmentation:**

* Use SQL to group customers


* Visualize in Python
3. **Dashboard (optional):**

* Create a dashboard using Plotly/Dash or Power BI/Tableau

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### 🔧 Tools to Learn Along the Way

* Jupyter Notebooks / Google Colab


* SQL IDE: DBeaver, DB Browser for SQLite, or pgAdmin
* GitHub (for storing your projects)

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Would you like me to start by recommending a dataset and guiding you through a
small project in Python or SQL first?

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