Intro to DSA Flashcards

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Data Science and Analytics

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New techniques to solve problems in a VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) world through data-driven approaches.

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Data Science is a _ field using _ methods, _, and _ to gain _ from structured and unstructured data.

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multidisciplinary, scientific, algorithms, and systems, insights

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_ _ is the basis of _ for performing _ and discovering _.

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Mathematics knowledge, algorithms, analysis, insights

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_ and _ skills are essential for data _, _, and _ using languages like Python, _, and _.

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Programming, coding, extraction, transformation, storage, R, SQL

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_ _ is the deep _ of an industry’s _, opportunities, _, and _ to apply data science effectively.

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Domain expertise, knowledge, challenges, risks, methods

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Accessing data from _ sources in _ formats, applying solutions _ _ fields. It is _ _.

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various, different, across multiple; domain agnostic

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Data science combines skills from _ disciplines like _, _, and _ knowledge. It is _.

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multiple, math, programming, domain; multidisciplinary

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Data science requires _ across _ and _ areas to achieve _ solutions. It is a _ _.

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collaboration, roles, expertise, effective; team sport

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What is Big Data?

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Massive, complex datasets that traditional software can’t handle.

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5 V’s of Big Data

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Variety, Volume, Velocity, Veracity, Value (bonus: Variability).

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Variety

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The wide range of data types (texts, videos, etc.).

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Volume

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The large size of data sets.

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Velocity

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The speed at which data is generated and processed.

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Veracity

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Trustworthiness and protection of data.

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Value

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The benefit derived from extracting and transforming data.

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Visualization

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The process of interpreting patterns and trends in the data.

17
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Map Reduce and Parallel Computing

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Big data processing technique that splits data into chunks and processes them in parallel, then aggregates the results.

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Qualitative Data

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Nominal (categories) and ordinal (ranks).

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Quantitative Data

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Discrete (countable) and continuous (measurable).

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Structured Data

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Data in a standardized format, easy to search and organize (e.g., SQL, Excel).

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Unstructured Data

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Data with no predefined structure, often text-heavy (e.g., PDFs, MP3, MP4).

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Semi-structured Data

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Contains tags or markers, not strictly organized (e.g., XML, JSON).

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4th Industrial Revolution

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The rise of cyber-physical systems and AI-driven technologies like IoT and AI Assistants.

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Blockchain

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A shared, immutable ledger used to record transactions and track assets.

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Data Science Pipeline

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Data Collection → Data Preparation → Data Visualization → Data Analysis → Data Storytelling.

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What are the 4 areas of math Data Science utilizes?

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Linear algebra, calculus, probability, and statistics.

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It is used to address previously unsolvable problems.