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Big Data and Analytics Market: Worldwide revenues for big data and business analytics will grow to $203 B in 2020. [International Data Corporation (IDC)]
Big Data Talent Gap McKinsey, in 2011 had hypothesized and analyzed a potential gap in terms of the number of people with deep analytical skills “2018 there will be a shortage of 1.5M Data Experts”. IBM states that By 2020 the number of Data Science and Analytics job listings is projected to grow by nearly 364,000 listings to approximately 2,720,000. [Forbes]
Offers High Paying Jobs: The median advertised salary for professionals with big data expertise is $124,000 a year for US market. [Forbes]
Most Desired Skills and Role: Machine learning, big data, and data science skills are the most challenging to recruit for and potentially can create the greatest disruption to ongoing product development and go-to-market strategies if not filled. [Forbes]
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Foundational Curriculum for Big Data Analytics is aimed at upskilling those who have a basic understanding of programming and data sequences, to help them expand their knowledge and learn the fundamentals of Big Data Analytics technologies at a beginner level. This Curriculum has been divided into three modules, of which the first is an introductory module.
Enable students to explore the fundamentals of Big Data Analytics, to provide them with a base from where they can upskill themselves for specific Big Data Analytics job roles
Knowledge of the fundamentals of programming including data sequences such as stacks, queues, strings, arrays, linked lists, trees, maps and the concepts of Object-Oriented Programming
Key Learning Outcomes:
Learn Big Data before it gets too late
Aligned to Competency Standards developed by SSC NASSCOM in collaboration with Industry and approved by Government
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Big Data Career Path
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