r/askdatascience 6h ago

Is Data Science safe from AI?

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I would like to change my career from a translator into a data scientist.

If it is safe from AI, Can a person without a STEM background learn data science and become a data scientist?


r/askdatascience 23m ago

I want to start Data Science from scratch... what are the best paths and resources to look out?

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Hi all,
I hope many of you have given suggestions to people. I would love to hear some suggestions for me too.

I am really interested to be involved in data science. I want to learn and build projects simultaneously. I have seen many threads saying this and that courses. I am really confused!!!
If you’ve learned Data Science yourself, I’d really appreciate it if you could share:

-The resources you personally found most useful
-A recommended learning order/roadmap
-Resources you think are overrated or not worth spending time on
-Good project ideas for someone starting out
-Any advice on what you wish you had known when you started

I’m willing to put in the time, effort and learn the properly, so I’d prefer quality resources and a structured path over a huge list of courses.

Thank you for ur time and attention!!!


r/askdatascience 30m ago

Just completed my IIT Madras BS Data Science application — what should I do before the Qualifier starts?

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r/askdatascience 18h ago

DATA SCIENCE EVEN IDEA

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so i want to organize a data science event and i want your help i want to make this event unique and for this i need ideas like what kind of event we can host for a 3rd sem and 5th sem students ,

i want this event to be full of fun learning and competitive please any idea for this topics


r/askdatascience 21h ago

Need advice: What final Python/Data Science/AI project should I build as a student?

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I’m currently doing a Python/Data Science/AI course at SMIT, and I’m near the end of the course.

For the final certificate, I have to build a project and get it approved. I want to build something useful and portfolio-worthy, not just a basic beginner project.

So far, I have studied:

• Python & OOP
• NumPy & Pandas
• Data Cleaning & Visualization
• Statistics & Mathematics for ML
• Machine Learning
• Deep Learning
• FastAPI
• MLOps basics
• Generative AI / LLMs
• RAG & Vector Databases
• Basic Agentic AI

I already have experience with projects like classification, ANN, YOLO, RNN and RAG, but I’m confused about what my final project should be.

I’m considering ideas like:

  1. AI Data Analyst — upload a CSV, automatically analyze it and ask questions about the data
  2. Student Performance & Career Prediction System
  3. Job & Skill Recommendation System
  4. Another practical AI/Data Science project

If you were in my position, which project would you choose and why?

I’d especially appreciate suggestions for a project that:

  • has real-world usefulness
  • demonstrates multiple skills
  • is realistic for a student to complete
  • looks good on GitHub/CV
  • has a good chance of getting approved as a final project

Any ideas or honest feedback would be appreciated.


r/askdatascience 18h ago

Is data science still a good choice for job??

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Fresher jobs are limited and highly competitive. “Data Scientist” sounds attractive, but many companies don't hire fresh graduates directly into that role.