L3: Careers and Recruiting in Data Science

The ability to analyze information systematically, logically, and organized.

A business executive is responsible for an organization’s information technology systems and tech-related initiatives.

Breaking problems into smaller parts and using algorithms, logic, and abstraction to develop solutions. Often used but not limited to computer science.

A group of similar, related data points distinct from other clusters.

Usually occurring at the beginning of a research paper, this section summarizes the important parts of the paper, including its key findings.

A computing technology that uses a system of networked computers designed to solve complex and computationally intensive problems in traditional environments.

The use of computers to calculate, simulate, and model mathematical problems.

Plural for matric, matrices are a rectangular (tabular) array of numbers often used in mathematics, statistics, and computer science.

A software package used for statistical analysis.

A way of describing the likelihood of different outcomes based on a dataset. The “bell curve” is a common statistical distribution.

A language used for managing data in a relational database.

A network that uses the TCP/IP protocol to communicate between connected devices on that network. The Internet uses TCP/IP.