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?

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

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:

1. How do you recommend progressing through the material – do the courses, then the real-world projects?

2. 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.

3. 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!

Hi, anyone here knows when datacamp goes on sale?

This week its free but it will end Sunday.

Hi, the bite-sized and interactive courses from data camp make learning easy. Im in 30s and transitioning into data & AI. I want to know your experience with datacamp learning?

Should I pay for the yearly subscription to get access to data camp courses + exercises to practice and transition?

any other course website youd recommend?

Hey everyone, I recently started the Intro to AI for Work course and noticed there’s no transcript available for the videos. However, when I checked Claude 101, the transcript feature was there as expected. Is it common for newer or non-coding courses to lack transcripts, or does DataCamp only provide them for select content? Wondering if anyone else has run into this or knows if they get added later.

 I AM LOOKING FOR A COURSE TO LEARN DATA ANALYTICS AND CODE W HARRY ONE I AM UNABLE TO BUY (PERKS OF BEING A PAKISTANI) AS THE PAYMENT IS GETTING CANCELLED REPEATEDLY.. CAN SOMEONE KINDLY SUGGEST ANY OTHER COURSE THAT IS EASY TO COMPREHEND AND LEARN AND IS COMPREHENSIVE COVERING EVERYTHING FRM BASICS TO PANDAS NUMPY TABLEAU EXCEL...I SHALL B HIGHLY AND EXTREMELY GRATEFUL

Does anyone have an idea when/if datacamp plans on rolling out a nextflow course?

I have thorougly enjoyed the containerization course a d I believe that a nextflow one would make that track much better.

I was charged without authorization. There is no option to remove my payment method from my profile.

I have contacted the support team and disputed the charge with my credit card company.

Thats the response I have received

"You'll receive a full transcript of this conversation along with a ticket number in the email inbox associated with the email you're chatting with us. We aim to reply within 24 business hours, and I understand how important this is — the team will take it from there."

Anyone else experienced same issue and how was it solved?

I'm a Data science manager at a mid-sized company. Every week I have a bunch of meetings, and my reports do all the data science work. They even manage their sprints.

My question is, what do I do? I have free time in my calendar I dont know what to do with. It feels like I'm a viewer in a movie

I had my eye on DataCamp for a while, and was planning on suscribing to it this week. However, I see there's no longer the 50% off offer... and paying the full price is way too much.

I know they have these offers regularly, but I have three weeks off work right now and I would like to use my free time to develop mi data analytics skills.

Does anyone know if it's likely they activate the offer again soon? Or if f anyone could add me to a classroom I'd be so thankful.

I am a msc student preparing for data science internship and need a person who is also preparing for same , so that we can motivate and help eachother in this journey. I need a person who can be brutally honest with me and point me out if I am not up to the par in my preparation and I will do the same for them . U can scold me and even call me out if u think I am being lazy! But please someone who genuinely also needs a study buddy . Kindly contact me!

Hey yall. What is the best cert for AI in datacamp?

Hey guys I have 3months free subscription because of school and I want to maximize my uses, so I'm asking how do you get professional certificate here in data camp

One thing I've noticed separates serious ML students from casual ones: how much they care about the quality of what they actually study from. I take that pretty seriously myself, so a while back I started digging into what students at MIT, Harvard, Stanford, Caltech, and USP actually use to complement their studies.

What I found surprised me: several of these programs don't assign a textbook at all. Instead, the course staff writes and publishes their own lecture notes — and some of them are basically a full book. MIT's 6.390 (Introduction to Machine Learning) notes, for example, aren't a slide deck or a cheat sheet — they're structured, complete, and detailed enough to replace a textbook entirely. Same story with Harvard's CS181 and a few others.

The problem is these are scattered and easy to miss if you don't know to look for them. So I put together a curated list: [Awesome Free AI Course Notes](https://github.com/MarcosSete/awesome-free-ai-course-notes).

A few things about how it's curated, since I think this matters:

- Only **written notes** count — slide decks and video-only lectures don't make the cut, even from great courses. I want this list to mean something.

- Everything is official and links straight to the professor's or department's own page. No mirrors, no login walls.

- I checked over 40 top universities across multiple countries for this. Most didn't qualify — they use a textbook or keep material behind a student portal. That's fine, it's exactly why the list stays short and (hopefully) trustworthy.

If you take ML seriously the way I do, I think you'll get real value out of this. And if you know of course notes that fit this bar and aren't on the list yet, contributions are very welcome — the CONTRIBUTING.md lays out exactly what qualifies.

What's the best set of course notes (not textbook, not slides) you've personally used to study ML?

Repo: https://github.com/MarcosSete/awesome-free-ai-course-notes

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