This is the second blog entry in this sequence that delves into data wrangling. This entry is also part the data-science portfolio project.
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Comparing Training Costs to Rewards – #01
This blog entry is part of a sequence where I journal my experience creating a data-science portfolio piece. This post focuses on the first half of data wrangling. The overall project compares the energy it takes to gain a career against the associated financial reward.
Comparing Training Costs to Rewards – #00
This is the beginning of a data-science portfolio project. The aim is to use the O*NET dataset and the BLS Wage dataset to find insights into career-training requirements and associated rewards. This post outlines the start of the project.
Data Science – An Upcoming Focus – #02
This is the third and final part of this post series that explains how I began studying data science and am now endeavoring to assemble a professional portfolio.
Data Science – An Upcoming Focus – #01
This is the second post in a series that discusses how I began pursuing data science, and how I am focusing my efforts now on creating a viable professional portfolio.
Data Science – An Upcoming Focus – #00
Readers of my blog are about to see a lot of data-science projects. This series of blog posts explains how I got into data science and what I’m doing with it right now.
Skill-Building – Hobby – #020
Earlier this week, while I was doing daily technical practices I stopped to enjoy singing the song, “I’m Still Here,” written by John Rzeznik for the 2002 Disney film Treasure Planet.
Skill-Building – Hobby – #019
In this blog post I sing “Bring Him Home” from Les Miserables. For those of you just finding my blog: I’m essentially a complete beginner when it comes to learning how to sing. I’m learning in the evenings in my free time and I would love to incorporate it with other creative pursuits.
Hot Chocolate With Alaskan State Leadership
On Thursday and Saturday of last week, some of the Alaskan state leadership came to visit Fairbanks. They made themselves available to sit together over hot chocolate and share experiences with members of the community.
Skill Building – Hobby – #018
My vibrato showed up while I was bouncing around in the car on the way home. Also, my students did me a solid by encouraging me to sing in front of a live audience for the first time. You’re the best, Chinook!