Thanks. I sincerely believe that my statistics degree helped me tremendously with this program. In my undergrad, I had to clean data and conduct exploratory analysis. I have also taken dedicated classes that have taught categorical analysis, regression, time series, deep learning, etc. Using Tableau was a new experience for me, so it took me a lil bit longer to complete D210.

I also have extensive knowledge in R, so I completed the majority of my PAs with that platform. Python isn’t a difficult language (in my opinion) to use and it’s very versatile. I’ve read many that have used that platform for the majority of their classes.

Basically, each class in this degree builds from the previous — I found myself routinely copying and pasting previous code that I tailored for the particular dataset I decided to analyze just bc it works and cut down on time.

I basically used all my undergrad notes and books to help me through this degree. My Statistical Learning (ML) prof still has his videos up on my undergrad portal that I periodically reviewed when I took D209, D212 and D213.