Python and R
Learn two most popular open source programming languages – R & Python – used for data analysis and data science. While R is mostly used for statistical modelling, Python is more generic methodology which is used for back end development, software development, data science and writing system scripts among other things. A pplications developed using Python are used for powering native applications, websites, backend services, machinelearning systems, image processing systems and data transformation systems. They allow you to build interactive web applications and thus, are very popularly used in data science communities.
Both languages are high in demand as they have the capacity to solve real world problems and fulfil a wide range of analytical goals of organizations. More than 8.2 million developers’ worldwide use Python and 2 million are using R programming. While both programming languages are showing impressive growth in their adoption, Python leads as the 4th most used programming language in data science.
If you learn R programming, your newly developed skill can fetch you lucrative consulting opportunities as a data scientist with top companies like Microsoft, Facebook, Google and Twitter. The very same companies and some more like Instagram, Netflix, Dropbox, Goldman Sachs and Quora use Python programming to build applications, analyse data and automate their operations. You can assume roles of a quantitative analyst, machine learning scientist, data scientist, data architect, and database administrator after gaining command.
Key Features of our training
- Extensive instructor-led training
- Modules designed for easy learning
- Interactive exercise
- Practice on real-life industry projects
- 24X7 support from your mentors
- Trainers are active professionals with current working knowledge of Performance Testing
- Training on IDEs, Object Oriented concepts and other Python related structures.
- Community of learners to brainstorm and discussion to enhance learning experience
Who should learn Python or R Programming?
These languages can get you into highest paying jobs in the field of analytics so if you want to make a good career in this space then, you should definitely learn these languages that hardly need you to have any prior programming experience and can still create a leverage.